How is your fantasy football season going? Are you contending, rebuilding or unsure of where you stand? These questions should be answered before taking into account the information provided. It’s important to know the right time to buy, sell or hold on players. Take a look at your team; what is your record right now? …
Four weeks of football is in the books. To prepare you for week five, our staff members are here to help you with any tough start or sit decisions you may have. Let’s take a look at some players who should be plugged into your fantasy football lineup and a few who should be sitting …
Last week in my Roster Cloggers article I highlighted Justin Fields, Trevor Lawrence, Ronald Jones, David Johnson, Mecole Hardman, and Jonnu Smith. Fields and Lawrence had decent games, but they still are not ready to be in your fantasy football lineups. Ronald Jones had his best game of the season, but was only on the …
My favorite part of the work week is sitting down with my laptop, a cold drink, and the Thursday Night Football game on TV. This week, I was rooting against both defenses because I needed big offensive plays for my fantasy football teams. Where I don’t need help is in my home league that still …
We are now through three weeks of the 2021 NFL season and there have been many surprises for fantasy football. Late round players making some noise, star players down in the dumps, and waiver wire pickups helping fantasy managers collect some wins. One of the biggest question marks so far has been Chicago Bears wide …
Fantasy Football: Sell, Drop, or Hold Allen Robinson Read More »
Kickers rule and running backs drool. I usually don’t include kickers in my fantasy football waiver piece for two reasons: They’re almost impossible to predict They should not be in your leagues I personally do not play with kickers in most of my leagues. They have been replaced by an extra flex and I couldn’t …
This is what kills your team; that top-ranked consensus player that has a fantasy faceplant. A fantasy faceplant is a player who finishes at least 15 spots lower than expected on a given week. Everyone knows Fantasy Football has so much variance week-to-week, so the faceplants might be just a blip. But as we go …
With injuries increasing each week, it is getting more important to make sure you manage your fantasy football roster efficiently. That means cutting the dead weight. The easiest positions to cut are the ones that you only need to start one of. You should most likely not be rostering multiple QBs, TEs, Kickers, or DST. …
Week 1 has concluded and the fantasy football hype has begun in full force! Since it is hard to put so much weight on a one-week sample size, GameDay Edge will continue to use 2020 stats that were reinforced in Week 1 to help set your fantasy football lineups. This week, we’ll be highlighting three …
What a first week! We saw the start of what could be one of the best NFL seasons to date. We had some upsets, some overtime games, some blowouts, and some fantasy football heartbreak. It’s always fun to celebrate your early predictions, but let’s not overreact to what was really just week 1. The Good …
Fantasy Football: The Dynasty Diaries Chapter 2 – Sept. 14, 2021. Read More »
