In Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Wide Receiver Edition 2.0, Curtis Patrick states his case for two wide receivers he’s buying right now, Jarvis Landry and Tyreek Hill. For more trade targets, check out Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Wide Receiver Edition and Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Running Back Edition. As rookie fever sets in across the dynasty community, the offseason trade window also begins to crack open. I’m sharing two more of my top dynasty trade targets at the wide receiver position this month. One of these players is continually underappreciated and the other has potentially the highest ceiling

In Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Running Back Edition, Curtis Patrick gives away the names of three running backs he’s buying right now. As rookie fever sets in across the dynasty community, the offseason trade window also begins to crack open. I’m sharing three of my top dynasty trade targets at the running back position for the 2020 offseason. One of these players is an elite level dynasty asset that ran into a little bad luck in 2019, the second is being overshadowed by another top rookie, and the third was highly efficient and could be a league-winning stash. These

In Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Wide Receiver Edition, Curtis Patrick gives away the names of three wide receivers he’s buying right now. As rookie fever sets in across the dynasty community, the offseason trade window also begins to crack open. I’m sharing three of my top dynasty trade targets at the wide receiver position for the 2020 offseason. One of these players should be valued as an elite dynasty asset, but isn’t being treated that way, the second is being overshadowed by bigger name rookies, and the third was highly efficient and is tied to the best quarterback in

A top 2020 NFL running back prospect, J.K. Dobbins is sure to be coveted in dynasty fantasy football rookie drafts. How does his profile measure up when considering RotoViz’s extensive work on indicators of future fantasy success? Let’s explore. As a Recruit Dobbins was one of the top running back prospects in the class of 2017. Per 247 Composite rankings, he was the No. 46 overall player and the number two rated all-purpose running back in the class. He was graded as a four-star player and received scholarship offers from many of the top college programs in addition to Ohio State,

In an exciting development for the future of both brands, the RotoViz ownership team has acquired Dynasty Command Center. Created as a joint venture in 2017 by RotoViz Owner and Chief Brand Officer, Curtis Patrick, and dynasty community stalwart Ryan McDowell of Dynasty League Football, Dynasty Command Center (DCC) is a four-pronged business which has consisted of a premium, 24/7 Slack community with dozens of specialty discussion channels, an annual fantasy football-focused NFL Draft guide series, an analytics-based team improvement and performance measurement service, and the free Dynasty Command Center podcast (with co-host Travis May). Over its three seasons of

RotoViz Dynasty Coordinator Curtis Patrick shares some thoughts about how to strategically approach making a dynasty fantasy football waiver claim. One of my favorite things about dynasty fantasy football is that there’s always something to be working on. The grind never stops, regardless of the state of your team. I like to encourage activity, sometimes even for its own sake. Even a single owner becoming more active can spur the rest of a league to action. Action is exactly what is needed right now if you want to take full advantage of your opportunity to make moves before rookie season hits.

RotoViz Dynasty Coordinator Curtis Patrick begins his series on 2019’s key dynasty fantasy football performers with the provocative call to sell Lamar Jackson.  2019 has been one of the crazier fantasy seasons I can remember. The quarterback position has been like an old episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show – “You get a start, and you get a start, and YOU get a start too!” Not only has it been another banner year for Zero-RB builds, but the gap between the elite (read: basically just Christian McCaffrey) and everyone else is wider than ever before. Wide receiver has seen some breakouts