Let’s get into some Start/Sit plus: We’ll be looking at six categories (which are described in detail here in our Week 1 article).
It’s finally here! It’s championship week, so on top of the usual starts and sits, we have some special tips in the ‘stash’ section on how to structure your roster for your final week. Plus, we have a heap of … read more »
What a chaotic week to start the fantasy playoffs! If you made it through last week, we’ve got a heap more great options for your penultimate matchup. If you’re out of contention, though, we’ve got you covered for your … read more »
It’s playoff time! With the title nearly in reach, it’s time to get over the hump. If you missed out this year, though, we’ll be looking at players to sell in dynasty and keeper leagues for next year. Let’s … read more »
After last week’s waiver craziness, things have settled down before the final bye week. Whether you’re still fighting for a playoff spot or preparing for postseason matchups, we’ve got you covered!
What a year it’s been for running backs! The list of injuries is long and filled with big names. The top four by pre-season ADP are all at best questionable, while a slew of others dealt with a range … read more »
It’s been one of the more unpredictable seasons for offensive consistency, but that means there’s plenty of opportunities if you look in the right places.
It’s Week 11, and that means it’s time to get serious! As the winter months close in, it’s also time to start considering the weather and the possibility some of the struggling franchises start going full tank. On the … read more »
We’ve officially reached the halfway mark of the NFL regular season, but for fantasy, we’re only a little over a month away from the playoffs. Trade deadlines are nearing, too, meaning it’s time to make sure your team is … read more »
And just like that, the King has been dethroned by a broken metatarsal. That a foot injury can bring down a hulk of a man is oddly reminiscent of Trojan myth Achilles. Still, the good news is he may … read more »
Congratulations, you survived Byenado! If you’re like me, you likely suffered some casualties, but there’s plenty of time life to rebound and get heading in the right direction in Week 8. There are only two teams on bye this … read more »
From the studio that brought you ‘Backup Running Backs’, ‘Stash Hunter Henry‘ and of course the ‘Matthew Stafford‘ trilogy, it’s the new hit film for Week 7, Byenado! I’ve been talking about this for a couple of weeks, and … read more »
It’s Week 6, and that means byes have arrived! There are not many massive names taking the week off. In fact, more studs are out due to injury, but it’s still enough to start challenging your roster’s depth, making your … read more »
The injuries continue in fantasy football, with big players from every position falling by the wayside. You’ll be hearing a lot about Bears and Bengals running backs elsewhere so I’m going to get into some of the lesser topics of … read more »
Week 3 finally brought the onslaught of big-name injuries many fantasy footballers have been waiting for. For weeks, we’ve been trying to convince you to roster those valuable backup running backs and those of you who listened finally struck … read more »
It’s amazing how only two weeks can change so much in fantasy football! The challenge for us is incorporating what we now know without overreacting to such a small sample size.
After months of hypothesizing, the experiment finally begins! While many believe the fantasy season is won during the draft, it’s only just begun.
Ben Wasley breaks down players to start or sit for Week 1.
It’s draft day, and you’re in an IDP league because you want the ultimate fantasy football experience (read here first if I lost you at IDP). You’ve downed a dozen wings and enough of your drink of choice to … read more »
We’ve all been there. The relationship that’s getting a little bit stale. You miss the excitement, the thrill of the first date, the first kiss, where your mind couldn’t stop thinking about your better half. You need to get that … read more »
