DeWayne Carter Position: DL — Projected: 4th Round History & Measurables Born: Dec. 10, 2000 – Pickerington, OH High School: Pickerington Central High College: Duke Height – 6’2″ Weight – 303 lbs Traits & Characteristics The Good Versatile arsenal of attack moves Good first move Effort The Bad Strength at tackle point Pad level …
Brandon Dorlus Position: DE — Projected: 3rd Round History & Measurables Born: March 22, 2001 – Fort Lauderdale, FL High School: Deerfield Beach High College: Oregon Height – 6’3″ Weight – 283 lbs Traits & Characteristics The Good Swim move Versatile Snap timing The Bad Awareness Run stopping Poor motor and effort Bad acceleration …
Kiran Amegadjie Position: OT — Projected: 3rd Round History & Measurables Born: Feb. 1, 2002 – Hinsdale, IL High School: Hinsdale Central College: Yale University Height – 6’5″ Weight – 323 lbs Traits & Characteristics The Good Athleticism Lateral agility Size The Bad Instinct Footwork Run blocking Advanced Analytics Notes Pass Blocking 79.9 Blocking …
Jackson Powers-Johnson Position: IOL — Projected: 1st Round History & Measurables Born: January 23rd, 2003 – Draper, UT High School: Corner Canyon College: Oregon Height – 6’3″ Weight – 328 lbs Traits & Characteristics The Good Aggressive Awareness Power The Bad Footwork Inexperience at position Lateral agility Advanced Analytics Notes Pass Blocking 90.6 Blocking …
Jalen McMillan Position: Wide Receiver- Projected: 3rd Round History & Measurables Born: Dec. 7th, 2001 – Fresno, CA High School: San Joaquin Memorial High School College: Washington Height: 6’1″ Weight: 197lb Traits & Characteristics The Good Tough to Cover in Space Can Attack All Levels Explosion In and Out of Cuts Speed to …
Quarterbacks can gain and lose value based on who their team signs or drafts at the other skill positions. But for the most part, their rankings will stay steady for the majority of the offseason. The hiring of coaches and coordinators is important to the QB position and those dominoes have already fallen. A good …
After one of the most exciting Wild Card rounds in recent memory, we have arrived to the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. This means that fantasy football players who are in DFS formats, fantasy football playoff challenge formats, and other fantasy formats will want to look at the best options in this week’s slate. …
Congratulations to those who won their regular season fantasy fantasy leagues this year. Yet whether you won or lost, fantasy football is not over quite yet Enter, the fantasy playoff football challenge. Whether you are a part of a large competition such as #SFPL9, the CBS Sports Playoff Challenge, Fantasy DFS, or just a league …
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In the dynamic and ever-evolving realm of fantasy football, where armchair coaches strategize, trade, and compete for virtual gridiron glory, one demographic has been historically overlooked – women. Despite the growing popularity of fantasy football, a noticeable gender gap persists, with women often finding themselves on the sidelines of a predominantly male-dominated arena. The …
Anyone can look at fantasy football rankings, but what if you like risks and want to swing for the fences? As the season goes on, this will be the spot for you to find the sleepers to start in your fantasy football league. Especially when byes and injuries start to pile up. Each week I …
