One of the most popular debates among fantasy footballers every year includes the question, “Should I draft my running back’s handcuff?” That’s a difficult question to answer, as there are many variables that come into play, but that’s the reason … read more »
The start of the 2021 NFL season is just around the corner which means it’s time to begin preparing for your fantasy football draft. Everyone has their own way of preparing for a new fantasy season but no matter how you play, who you play with, or what you’re playing for, your draft is going to be the key to all of it.
A few things I despise in the world of fantasy football: Taking a quarterback early, being offered a trade of three mediocre players for one great player, and draft orders being randomized 60 minutes prior to the start time. … read more »
We have this conversation every year. What does the term “sleeper” mean in fantasy football? Many will argue about it, saying you can’t call Player X a sleeper because “he’s not a sleeper if everyone knows about him.” This … read more »
History suggests that Darren Waller will struggle to replicate his tremendous 2020.
The most important characteristic of a football player for fantasy football is that they must actually play football. We often concern ourselves with whether players may miss time due to injury, but equally as important is whether a player … read more »
We often talk about opportunity for running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends, but what about the guy who touches the ball on every play? That’s right, the quarterback. Every time a quarterback drops back, there’s an expected fantasy outcome. … read more »
There are many ways to win a fantasy football championship, but the safest and most consistent method is to draft a stable of stud RBs.
I’ve said it on our podcast quite a bit: Follow the targets and/or opportunity when it comes to tight ends. Targets mean everything to a tight end’s production. However, there are some targets that are worth more than others. And … read more »
Throughout this offseason, you’ve likely heard some fantasy football analyst tell you to follow the targets and/or opportunity when it comes to the wide receiver position. I don’t disagree with that assessment. In fact, I’ve said it on our podcast … read more »
