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Is a Secondary Breakout in Store for Michael Gallup?
Sam Wallace
February 4, 2020
If you drafted Michael Gallup as a rookie, you were admittedly disappointed. However, like everything in fantasy football, context matters. Gallup’s incoming measurables and draft capital were strong but not elite. His landing spot in 2018 came with some question marks such as: A quarterback who failed to eclipse 4,000 passing yards in a season during his career A team that averaged 26th in the…...
Is Michael Pittman Jr. a Late Breakout To Believe In? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Travis May
February 3, 2020
Michael Pittman Jr. has the former NFL player bloodline going for him, but why else should we believe this young man will succeed in the NFL? Is he just another “good, but not great” receiver from USC? Does it matter that it took him forever to break out for an entire season? Let’s find out. From the Beginning For some of you (the old ones),…...
Finding an Edge in Roster Construction: How to Approach the Single-Digit Rounds of Best Ball Drafts
Jack Miller
February 3, 2020
I drafted so much Brandin Cooks last offseason. He was coming off of four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and seemed destined for another in what looked like one of the league’s most potent offenses. He finished the season with 110.5 points and a 2.9% win rate — the fourth-lowest win rate among all players drafted in at least 200 drafts. Here’s the thing: I’m going to…...
Positive Regression is Coming to Minnesota: What to Expect for the Vikings in 2020
Antonio Losada
February 1, 2020
If you’re not weak of memory you’d remember how Minnesota started the 2019 season. It was something bizarre, so strange, in fact, that there were virtually no modern-era comparisons to what Kirk Cousins and the rest of the Vikings put together during the first three to four weeks of the season. For those who have forgotten about it, here is a quick refresher: Through three…...
The 2020 Dynasty Workshop: How to Create a Permanent Championship Window
Shawn Siegele
January 31, 2020
Shawn Siegele is most associated with his high stakes victories in redraft and incredible luck in the MFL10 of Death, but dynasty is the format where his strategic insights can yield the greatest dividends over time. In this introduction to the Dynasty Workshop, he’ll preview the series and explain how you can create a permanent championship window. With the Super Bowl this Sunday, we’ve officially…...
Why You Should Buy High on Deebo Samuel
Sam Wallace
January 31, 2020
Roster management has quickly become one of my favorite aspects of dynasty football. The concept of running a team year-round, crafting it and tweaking it to my liking, and scoring big on off-season trades is just as fun as the in-season thrill of weekly matchups. I am working on being more aggressive this offseason. There is one player I have come to love throughout the…...
Show Harrison Bryant Some Respect: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 30, 2020
The winner of the award for the best tight end in college football is draft-eligible in 2020. Yet some ranking services seem to be less than impressed with him. This is a grave injustice, and I will not rest until everyone knows the name of Harrison Bryant. BACKGROUND A native of Georgia, Bryant played baseball and basketball in addition to football at John Milledge Academy…....
Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Running Back Edition
Curtis Patrick
January 29, 2020
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…...
Will the NFL Fall in Love with Jordan Love? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 29, 2020
Joe Burrow is the first quarterback who will be taken in the 2020 NFL Draft. But the QB talent of this class does not start and end with Burrow. Jordan Love will hear his name called not long after Burrow. BACKGROUND Love attended Liberty High School in Bakersfield, California. He played football and basketball in high school, and in his senior year, he was a…...
Dynasty Fallout From the End of the Philip Rivers Era
Neil Dutton
January 28, 2020
Last week, the quarterback taken by the San Diego Chargers with the first overall selection in the 2004 NFL Draft announced his retirement. On Monday, Jay Glazer reported that the Chargers were set to move on from the QB they got when they traded the first to the New York Giants. If Glazer’s report is accurate, Philip Rivers’ time with the Chargers ends after 228 regular-season…...
Forgotten But Not Gone: 2 Wide Receivers You Need to Target in the Final Rounds of Best Ball Drafts
Jack Miller
January 27, 2020
Tyler Boyd was an afterthought. He entered the 2018 season as the Bengals’ WR3 behind A.J. Green and John Ross. He was coming off of a season in which he averaged just 3.2 targets and 22.5 receiving yards per contest. His best ball ADP was WR143. Boyd didn’t get the message. He racked up 1,028 yards and seven touchdowns in only 14 games en route…...
Putting 2019 in Context: So How Should We Approach 2020 Best Ball Drafts?
Jack Miller
January 24, 2020
In the first three parts of this series, we looked at running backs and wide receivers drafted in the “RB Dead Zone” — Rounds 3 through 6 — and those drafted in the double-digit rounds. Today, we’ll combine everything we’ve learned (with some help from the Fanball Roster Construction Explorer) to talk about one of the most potent strategies in fantasy football. A Quick Refresher…...
Could Colby Parkinson Be the Next Graduate from Tight End U? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 23, 2020
Since 2010 there have been seven tight ends out of Stanford drafting by NFL teams. This includes players like Coby Fleener, Zach Ertz and Austin Hooper. 2020 should see this number rise to eight. Colby Parkinson is heading for the NFL. BACKGROUND Parkinson attended Oaks Christian School in Westlake Village, California. In a revelation that will come as no shock to anyone, he dabbled in…...
Mecole Hardman Checks Almost Every Single Box as a 2020 Breakout
Jack Miller
January 22, 2020
It was an awesome year for rookie wide receivers. Six rookie wideouts finished with a double-digit best ball win rate, matching the total from the previous four years combined. As such, you can expect guys like A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf, Terry McLaurin, and Deebo Samuel to fly off the board fairly early in drafts this offseason. But who’s going to be the unheralded sophomore who…...
Is Isaiah Hodgins the Next A.J. Green or Another Hakeem Butler? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Travis May
January 22, 2020
At first glance, Isaiah Hodgins checks several boxes that we here at Rotoviz like to see. How is it that so few seem to be excited about this young A.J. Green clone? “Whoa, slow your roll with that hyperbole!” Okay, fine. but we’ll get to why that comp may make sense here soon. Today we’ll dive into Hodgins, the good and the bad of his…...
Is Clyde Edwards-Helaire a Three-Down Bell Cow? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Hasan Rahim
January 21, 2020
Although not considered to be among the elite tier of running back prospects, Clyde Edwards-Helaire is sure to garner some hype after his recent performance in the National Championship game. Let’s see how his profile stacks up compared to the other running backs in this draft class. Past Production Although Edwards-Helaire played in all 13 games for LSU as a true freshman, he was behind…...
Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Wide Receiver Edition
Curtis Patrick
January 20, 2020
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…...
Putting 2019 in Context: It Was a Really Weird Year for Late-Round Running Backs and Wide Receivers
Jack Miller
January 20, 2020
In the first two parts of this series, we looked at running backs and wide receivers picked in Rounds 3-6 of best ball drafts in 2019 and talked about what your strategy should be in those rounds in 2020. Today, we’re going to do the same thing for RBs and WRs drafted in Round 10 or later. How did late-round RBs do in 2019? Not…...
Game Splits: How Have the Conference Title Contenders Fared Against Similar Defenses?
Shawn Siegele
January 16, 2020
The Green Packers and San Francisco 49ers square off in the NFC Championship Game as the Tennessee Titans try to spring another Arrowhead upset and knock off Kansas City in the AFC. Shawn Siegele uses the Team Splits app to examine the defensive matchups. Last week we used two of our most popular tools to dive into some crazy splits for playoff teams. Today we use…...
Laviska Shenault Can Succeed Despite A Down Year: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Ryan Bobbitt
January 14, 2020
The 2020 wide receiver class has the potential to be one of the best in recent memory with likes of Tee Higgins, CeeDee Lamb, Henry Ruggs, Jerry Jeudy, and Justin Jefferson all with a realistic shot of going in the first-round. Laviska Shenualt needs to be a part of the first-round discussion as well. The Colorado prospect certainly has the “big wide receiver” frame at…...
Is a Secondary Breakout in Store for Michael Gallup?
Sam Wallace
February 4, 2020
If you drafted Michael Gallup as a rookie, you were admittedly disappointed. However, like everything in fantasy football, context matters. Gallup’s incoming measurables and draft capital were strong but not elite. His landing spot in 2018 came with some question marks such as: A quarterback who failed to eclipse 4,000 passing yards in a season during his career A team that averaged 26th in the…...
Is Michael Pittman Jr. a Late Breakout To Believe In? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Travis May
February 3, 2020
Michael Pittman Jr. has the former NFL player bloodline going for him, but why else should we believe this young man will succeed in the NFL? Is he just another “good, but not great” receiver from USC? Does it matter that it took him forever to break out for an entire season? Let’s find out. From the Beginning For some of you (the old ones),…...
Finding an Edge in Roster Construction: How to Approach the Single-Digit Rounds of Best Ball Drafts
Jack Miller
February 3, 2020
I drafted so much Brandin Cooks last offseason. He was coming off of four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and seemed destined for another in what looked like one of the league’s most potent offenses. He finished the season with 110.5 points and a 2.9% win rate — the fourth-lowest win rate among all players drafted in at least 200 drafts. Here’s the thing: I’m going to…...
Positive Regression is Coming to Minnesota: What to Expect for the Vikings in 2020
Antonio Losada
February 1, 2020
If you’re not weak of memory you’d remember how Minnesota started the 2019 season. It was something bizarre, so strange, in fact, that there were virtually no modern-era comparisons to what Kirk Cousins and the rest of the Vikings put together during the first three to four weeks of the season. For those who have forgotten about it, here is a quick refresher: Through three…...
The 2020 Dynasty Workshop: How to Create a Permanent Championship Window
Shawn Siegele
January 31, 2020
Shawn Siegele is most associated with his high stakes victories in redraft and incredible luck in the MFL10 of Death, but dynasty is the format where his strategic insights can yield the greatest dividends over time. In this introduction to the Dynasty Workshop, he’ll preview the series and explain how you can create a permanent championship window. With the Super Bowl this Sunday, we’ve officially…...
Why You Should Buy High on Deebo Samuel
Sam Wallace
January 31, 2020
Roster management has quickly become one of my favorite aspects of dynasty football. The concept of running a team year-round, crafting it and tweaking it to my liking, and scoring big on off-season trades is just as fun as the in-season thrill of weekly matchups. I am working on being more aggressive this offseason. There is one player I have come to love throughout the…...
Show Harrison Bryant Some Respect: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 30, 2020
The winner of the award for the best tight end in college football is draft-eligible in 2020. Yet some ranking services seem to be less than impressed with him. This is a grave injustice, and I will not rest until everyone knows the name of Harrison Bryant. BACKGROUND A native of Georgia, Bryant played baseball and basketball in addition to football at John Milledge Academy…....
Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Running Back Edition
Curtis Patrick
January 29, 2020
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…...
Will the NFL Fall in Love with Jordan Love? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 29, 2020
Joe Burrow is the first quarterback who will be taken in the 2020 NFL Draft. But the QB talent of this class does not start and end with Burrow. Jordan Love will hear his name called not long after Burrow. BACKGROUND Love attended Liberty High School in Bakersfield, California. He played football and basketball in high school, and in his senior year, he was a…...
Dynasty Fallout From the End of the Philip Rivers Era
Neil Dutton
January 28, 2020
Last week, the quarterback taken by the San Diego Chargers with the first overall selection in the 2004 NFL Draft announced his retirement. On Monday, Jay Glazer reported that the Chargers were set to move on from the QB they got when they traded the first to the New York Giants. If Glazer’s report is accurate, Philip Rivers’ time with the Chargers ends after 228 regular-season…...
Forgotten But Not Gone: 2 Wide Receivers You Need to Target in the Final Rounds of Best Ball Drafts
Jack Miller
January 27, 2020
Tyler Boyd was an afterthought. He entered the 2018 season as the Bengals’ WR3 behind A.J. Green and John Ross. He was coming off of a season in which he averaged just 3.2 targets and 22.5 receiving yards per contest. His best ball ADP was WR143. Boyd didn’t get the message. He racked up 1,028 yards and seven touchdowns in only 14 games en route…...
Putting 2019 in Context: So How Should We Approach 2020 Best Ball Drafts?
Jack Miller
January 24, 2020
In the first three parts of this series, we looked at running backs and wide receivers drafted in the “RB Dead Zone” — Rounds 3 through 6 — and those drafted in the double-digit rounds. Today, we’ll combine everything we’ve learned (with some help from the Fanball Roster Construction Explorer) to talk about one of the most potent strategies in fantasy football. A Quick Refresher…...
Could Colby Parkinson Be the Next Graduate from Tight End U? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 23, 2020
Since 2010 there have been seven tight ends out of Stanford drafting by NFL teams. This includes players like Coby Fleener, Zach Ertz and Austin Hooper. 2020 should see this number rise to eight. Colby Parkinson is heading for the NFL. BACKGROUND Parkinson attended Oaks Christian School in Westlake Village, California. In a revelation that will come as no shock to anyone, he dabbled in…...
Mecole Hardman Checks Almost Every Single Box as a 2020 Breakout
Jack Miller
January 22, 2020
It was an awesome year for rookie wide receivers. Six rookie wideouts finished with a double-digit best ball win rate, matching the total from the previous four years combined. As such, you can expect guys like A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf, Terry McLaurin, and Deebo Samuel to fly off the board fairly early in drafts this offseason. But who’s going to be the unheralded sophomore who…...
Is Isaiah Hodgins the Next A.J. Green or Another Hakeem Butler? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Travis May
January 22, 2020
At first glance, Isaiah Hodgins checks several boxes that we here at Rotoviz like to see. How is it that so few seem to be excited about this young A.J. Green clone? “Whoa, slow your roll with that hyperbole!” Okay, fine. but we’ll get to why that comp may make sense here soon. Today we’ll dive into Hodgins, the good and the bad of his…...
Is Clyde Edwards-Helaire a Three-Down Bell Cow? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Hasan Rahim
January 21, 2020
Although not considered to be among the elite tier of running back prospects, Clyde Edwards-Helaire is sure to garner some hype after his recent performance in the National Championship game. Let’s see how his profile stacks up compared to the other running backs in this draft class. Past Production Although Edwards-Helaire played in all 13 games for LSU as a true freshman, he was behind…...
Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Wide Receiver Edition
Curtis Patrick
January 20, 2020
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…...
Putting 2019 in Context: It Was a Really Weird Year for Late-Round Running Backs and Wide Receivers
Jack Miller
January 20, 2020
In the first two parts of this series, we looked at running backs and wide receivers picked in Rounds 3-6 of best ball drafts in 2019 and talked about what your strategy should be in those rounds in 2020. Today, we’re going to do the same thing for RBs and WRs drafted in Round 10 or later. How did late-round RBs do in 2019? Not…...
Game Splits: How Have the Conference Title Contenders Fared Against Similar Defenses?
Shawn Siegele
January 16, 2020
The Green Packers and San Francisco 49ers square off in the NFC Championship Game as the Tennessee Titans try to spring another Arrowhead upset and knock off Kansas City in the AFC. Shawn Siegele uses the Team Splits app to examine the defensive matchups. Last week we used two of our most popular tools to dive into some crazy splits for playoff teams. Today we use…...
Laviska Shenault Can Succeed Despite A Down Year: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Ryan Bobbitt
January 14, 2020
The 2020 wide receiver class has the potential to be one of the best in recent memory with likes of Tee Higgins, CeeDee Lamb, Henry Ruggs, Jerry Jeudy, and Justin Jefferson all with a realistic shot of going in the first-round. Laviska Shenualt needs to be a part of the first-round discussion as well. The Colorado prospect certainly has the “big wide receiver” frame at…...
Is a Secondary Breakout in Store for Michael Gallup?
Sam Wallace
February 4, 2020
If you drafted Michael Gallup as a rookie, you were admittedly disappointed. However, like everything in fantasy football, context matters. Gallup’s incoming measurables and draft capital were strong but not elite. His landing spot in 2018 came with some question marks such as: A quarterback who failed to eclipse 4,000 passing yards in a season during his career A team that averaged 26th in the…...
Is Michael Pittman Jr. a Late Breakout To Believe In? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Travis May
February 3, 2020
Michael Pittman Jr. has the former NFL player bloodline going for him, but why else should we believe this young man will succeed in the NFL? Is he just another “good, but not great” receiver from USC? Does it matter that it took him forever to break out for an entire season? Let’s find out. From the Beginning For some of you (the old ones),…...
Finding an Edge in Roster Construction: How to Approach the Single-Digit Rounds of Best Ball Drafts
Jack Miller
February 3, 2020
I drafted so much Brandin Cooks last offseason. He was coming off of four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and seemed destined for another in what looked like one of the league’s most potent offenses. He finished the season with 110.5 points and a 2.9% win rate — the fourth-lowest win rate among all players drafted in at least 200 drafts. Here’s the thing: I’m going to…...
Positive Regression is Coming to Minnesota: What to Expect for the Vikings in 2020
Antonio Losada
February 1, 2020
If you’re not weak of memory you’d remember how Minnesota started the 2019 season. It was something bizarre, so strange, in fact, that there were virtually no modern-era comparisons to what Kirk Cousins and the rest of the Vikings put together during the first three to four weeks of the season. For those who have forgotten about it, here is a quick refresher: Through three…...
The 2020 Dynasty Workshop: How to Create a Permanent Championship Window
Shawn Siegele
January 31, 2020
Shawn Siegele is most associated with his high stakes victories in redraft and incredible luck in the MFL10 of Death, but dynasty is the format where his strategic insights can yield the greatest dividends over time. In this introduction to the Dynasty Workshop, he’ll preview the series and explain how you can create a permanent championship window. With the Super Bowl this Sunday, we’ve officially…...
Why You Should Buy High on Deebo Samuel
Sam Wallace
January 31, 2020
Roster management has quickly become one of my favorite aspects of dynasty football. The concept of running a team year-round, crafting it and tweaking it to my liking, and scoring big on off-season trades is just as fun as the in-season thrill of weekly matchups. I am working on being more aggressive this offseason. There is one player I have come to love throughout the…...
Show Harrison Bryant Some Respect: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 30, 2020
The winner of the award for the best tight end in college football is draft-eligible in 2020. Yet some ranking services seem to be less than impressed with him. This is a grave injustice, and I will not rest until everyone knows the name of Harrison Bryant. BACKGROUND A native of Georgia, Bryant played baseball and basketball in addition to football at John Milledge Academy…....
Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Running Back Edition
Curtis Patrick
January 29, 2020
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…...
Will the NFL Fall in Love with Jordan Love? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 29, 2020
Joe Burrow is the first quarterback who will be taken in the 2020 NFL Draft. But the QB talent of this class does not start and end with Burrow. Jordan Love will hear his name called not long after Burrow. BACKGROUND Love attended Liberty High School in Bakersfield, California. He played football and basketball in high school, and in his senior year, he was a…...
Dynasty Fallout From the End of the Philip Rivers Era
Neil Dutton
January 28, 2020
Last week, the quarterback taken by the San Diego Chargers with the first overall selection in the 2004 NFL Draft announced his retirement. On Monday, Jay Glazer reported that the Chargers were set to move on from the QB they got when they traded the first to the New York Giants. If Glazer’s report is accurate, Philip Rivers’ time with the Chargers ends after 228 regular-season…...
Forgotten But Not Gone: 2 Wide Receivers You Need to Target in the Final Rounds of Best Ball Drafts
Jack Miller
January 27, 2020
Tyler Boyd was an afterthought. He entered the 2018 season as the Bengals’ WR3 behind A.J. Green and John Ross. He was coming off of a season in which he averaged just 3.2 targets and 22.5 receiving yards per contest. His best ball ADP was WR143. Boyd didn’t get the message. He racked up 1,028 yards and seven touchdowns in only 14 games en route…...
Putting 2019 in Context: So How Should We Approach 2020 Best Ball Drafts?
Jack Miller
January 24, 2020
In the first three parts of this series, we looked at running backs and wide receivers drafted in the “RB Dead Zone” — Rounds 3 through 6 — and those drafted in the double-digit rounds. Today, we’ll combine everything we’ve learned (with some help from the Fanball Roster Construction Explorer) to talk about one of the most potent strategies in fantasy football. A Quick Refresher…...
Could Colby Parkinson Be the Next Graduate from Tight End U? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Neil Dutton
January 23, 2020
Since 2010 there have been seven tight ends out of Stanford drafting by NFL teams. This includes players like Coby Fleener, Zach Ertz and Austin Hooper. 2020 should see this number rise to eight. Colby Parkinson is heading for the NFL. BACKGROUND Parkinson attended Oaks Christian School in Westlake Village, California. In a revelation that will come as no shock to anyone, he dabbled in…...
Mecole Hardman Checks Almost Every Single Box as a 2020 Breakout
Jack Miller
January 22, 2020
It was an awesome year for rookie wide receivers. Six rookie wideouts finished with a double-digit best ball win rate, matching the total from the previous four years combined. As such, you can expect guys like A.J. Brown, D.K. Metcalf, Terry McLaurin, and Deebo Samuel to fly off the board fairly early in drafts this offseason. But who’s going to be the unheralded sophomore who…...
Is Isaiah Hodgins the Next A.J. Green or Another Hakeem Butler? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Travis May
January 22, 2020
At first glance, Isaiah Hodgins checks several boxes that we here at Rotoviz like to see. How is it that so few seem to be excited about this young A.J. Green clone? “Whoa, slow your roll with that hyperbole!” Okay, fine. but we’ll get to why that comp may make sense here soon. Today we’ll dive into Hodgins, the good and the bad of his…...
Is Clyde Edwards-Helaire a Three-Down Bell Cow? A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Hasan Rahim
January 21, 2020
Although not considered to be among the elite tier of running back prospects, Clyde Edwards-Helaire is sure to garner some hype after his recent performance in the National Championship game. Let’s see how his profile stacks up compared to the other running backs in this draft class. Past Production Although Edwards-Helaire played in all 13 games for LSU as a true freshman, he was behind…...
Dynasty Trade Targets 2020 – Wide Receiver Edition
Curtis Patrick
January 20, 2020
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…...
Putting 2019 in Context: It Was a Really Weird Year for Late-Round Running Backs and Wide Receivers
Jack Miller
January 20, 2020
In the first two parts of this series, we looked at running backs and wide receivers picked in Rounds 3-6 of best ball drafts in 2019 and talked about what your strategy should be in those rounds in 2020. Today, we’re going to do the same thing for RBs and WRs drafted in Round 10 or later. How did late-round RBs do in 2019? Not…...
Game Splits: How Have the Conference Title Contenders Fared Against Similar Defenses?
Shawn Siegele
January 16, 2020
The Green Packers and San Francisco 49ers square off in the NFC Championship Game as the Tennessee Titans try to spring another Arrowhead upset and knock off Kansas City in the AFC. Shawn Siegele uses the Team Splits app to examine the defensive matchups. Last week we used two of our most popular tools to dive into some crazy splits for playoff teams. Today we use…...
Laviska Shenault Can Succeed Despite A Down Year: A 2020 NFL Draft Prospect Profile
Ryan Bobbitt
January 14, 2020
The 2020 wide receiver class has the potential to be one of the best in recent memory with likes of Tee Higgins, CeeDee Lamb, Henry Ruggs, Jerry Jeudy, and Justin Jefferson all with a realistic shot of going in the first-round. Laviska Shenualt needs to be a part of the first-round discussion as well. The Colorado prospect certainly has the “big wide receiver” frame at…...
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