Kickers don’t matter, right up until they do. But let’s start at the beginning here. Every fantasy football team can be broken down into a functionally infinite number of decisions. Sure, the major decisions are obvious and limited, “Who do I draft here?”, “Which guy should I start this week?”, but
What do you do when you just can’t wait for the end of the season to determine the FFPC Super Bracket winner? You get in on some side action! We were facing up against high-stakes veteran and all-around good guy Dan Williamson (@OverHypedSleepr) this week, and Dan came at us
Your running backs suck. That’s the harsh reality Zero RB drafters often have to deal with through the first few weeks of the season. Sometimes you get lucky and those late RBs you drafted are usable right away during the season. Other times, it may take several weeks and some
You already know the obvious rookie stars from Week 1. Marquise Brown and Terry McLaurin were en fuego, propelling the savvy (desperate) owners who started them Week 1 to big scores. Other high profile names have been scrutinized ad infinitum at this point, with the primetime performance by David Montgomery
In traditional redraft leagues, fantasy analysts will tell you not to even draft a defense unless the rules require it. In best ball leagues, not only do you need to draft a defense, research has shown that you probably want at least three even in shallower best ball leagues. So
The kicker. Many fantasy sites have never had, or are doing away with, the kicker position, but the FFPC stands alone in the best ball community, a bulwark against the rising tide of anti-kickerism. Not only do you need to draft a kicker in FFPC best ball leagues, you need
I recently asked the gang to get together for a round table discussion looking at all of the biggest questions in best ball. I wanted to dive into the actionable intel found in the FFPC, Fanball, and DRAFT dashboards, as well as the Roster Construction Explorers for each format. Joining
Last year I billed the tight end model as a secret weapon for dynasty rookie drafts, and it didn’t disappoint. The 2018 model results successfully picked out Chris Herndon as the biggest sleeper, and predicted that Mark Andrews was the Baltimore TE to own, not first-round pick Hayden Hurst.
The 2019 NFL draft was a disappointment for three out of four offensive skill positions. Just two running backs in the first two rounds and multiple wide receivers slipped further than anyone expected. Three quarterbacks were drafted in the first round, but one of them was Daniel Jones, so
In the second round of the 2019 RotoViz Rookie WR Tournament, fourth seed Hakeem Butler takes on fifth-seeded Kelvin Harmon. Can Butler’s strong final year make up for his late breakout, or will Harmon’s steady production win the day? Read on to find out. Note from Curtis Patrick, RotoViz Dynasty
Kickers don’t matter, right up until they do. But let’s start at the beginning here. Every fantasy football team can be broken down into a functionally
What do you do when you just can’t wait for the end of the season to determine the FFPC Super Bracket winner? You get in
Your running backs suck. That’s the harsh reality Zero RB drafters often have to deal with through the first few weeks of the season. Sometimes
You already know the obvious rookie stars from Week 1. Marquise Brown and Terry McLaurin were en fuego, propelling the savvy (desperate) owners who started
In traditional redraft leagues, fantasy analysts will tell you not to even draft a defense unless the rules require it. In best ball leagues, not
The kicker. Many fantasy sites have never had, or are doing away with, the kicker position, but the FFPC stands alone in the best ball
I recently asked the gang to get together for a round table discussion looking at all of the biggest questions in best ball. I wanted
Last year I billed the tight end model as a secret weapon for dynasty rookie drafts, and it didn’t disappoint. The 2018 model results
The 2019 NFL draft was a disappointment for three out of four offensive skill positions. Just two running backs in the first two rounds
In the second round of the 2019 RotoViz Rookie WR Tournament, fourth seed Hakeem Butler takes on fifth-seeded Kelvin Harmon. Can Butler’s strong final year
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