Boom, bust, and everything in between. What does that mean, exactly? If this is your first time reading this piece, you might be wondering that. When someone mentions that “Player X recorded five TE1 performances last year,” it irks me … read more »
Boom, bust, and everything in between. What does that mean, exactly? If this is your first time reading this piece, you might be wondering that. When someone mentions that “Player X recorded five QB1 performances last year,” it irks … read more »
Boom, bust, and everything in between. What does that mean, exactly? If this is your first time reading this piece, you might be wondering that. When someone mentions that “Player X recorded five WR1 performances last year,” it irks … read more »
Boom, bust, and everything in between. What does that mean, exactly? If this is your first time reading this piece, you might be wondering that. When someone mentions that “Player X recorded five RB1 performances last year,” it irks me … read more »
Underdog Fantasy. Best Ball Mania II. If you have not already submitted an entry, act soon to avoid disappointment. $1 million dollars as the first place prize should be enough to get even those new to the best ball format … read more »
The best ball landscape is everchanging. Therefore, the following tables reflect notable average draft position (ADP) changes — or in some cases, positional changes despite a static ADP — in 12-team BestBall10 non-auction drafts using May 1 through May 31 and June 1 through July 13 as the timeframes.
I used selection 168 as the cut line for featuring a wide receiver in that dart throw piece. I’m once again using that as the cut line. However, there’s no one near that pick who captures my interest in best … read more »
To qualify as a dart throw rather than a mid-round target, a receiver must have an average draft position after 168. Using that as the cut line means the following players are being drafted, on average, in the last six … read more »
The first wave of free agency (pre-June 1) and the NFL Draft are in the books. Now’s the time to check in on risers and fallers. Rather than anecdotally discussing whose stock is up and whose is down, this piece … read more »
In the interest of offering early-round suggestions for everyone, regardless of draft position, this piece focuses on players selected between pick 25 and pick 40. Saying a top-five player is an elite target doesn’t do someone picking at the turn … read more »
