TJ Horgan

We all hang our hats on how we feel about handcuffing running backs. Nobody can avoid the topic prior to redrafts. Maybe we leave every draft with our first two RBs’ backups. Maybe we despise the idea and will never … read more »

You’ve heard of “Zero RB.” What about “Zero WR?” Frankly, “Zero” anything is only worth it if you draft based on how the picks fall and not because you walked in with some predetermined mastermind blueprint for each round. If … read more »

We’re dynasty mock drafting! As always, I’m leveraging the FREE mock draft simulator. I used a standard roster format, point per reception (PPR) scoring and 10 bench slots for this startup mock draft. As for strategy, I’m going in with … read more »

“Zero RB” is a strategy that has long-polarized the fantasy football community. My guess is, the first time you were ever introduced to fantasy football, you were confused as to why running backs are generally the most coveted players. Quarterbacks … read more »

What does it mean to “Wait on a QB,” and should we be doing it? If we select Patrick Mahomes in Round 5, one could definitely say we lucked out by “waiting.” At face value, however, “waiting” for a quarterback … read more »

Let’s mock draft using the bread-and-butter fantasy football format: 12 teams 1 point per reception (PPR) 4-point passing TDs 6-point all other TDs Starters are QB, RB, RB, WR, WR, TE, RB/WR/TE (Flex), K, D/ST 6 bench spots I leveraged … read more »

Spare me your think piece about why we should remove tight ends from fantasy football. If you’re so scared of the top two or three – draft one! I say that half-jokingly. Is Travis Kelce my 1.01 this year? No. … read more »

Quarterbacks are king in superflex and 2QB leagues. They score more points, on average, than other position groups, making it advantageous to slot one in as your superflex rather than, say, an RB3 or WR3. Now let’s throw in the … read more »