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I’ll be honest here and say that I’m pretty terrified to say anything bad about the the Seahawks personnel moves given that they’ve been ridiculous at pulling rabbits out of hats. However, I have nothing if not hubris, so let me offer a quick reason why I don’t like the trade – I don’t think Percy Harvin is different enough from Golden Tate to really…...

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This is going to be a post for all you daily fantasy basketball junkies. Daily hoops can be extremely exhausting due to the massive day-to-day swings in player usage and match ups so this will serve as a great place to start when constructing your lineup. These lineups are specific to DraftStreet, Draft Day, and FanDuel, thus it’s important to note that the scoring and…...

As a follow on to my post about Eddie Lacy in which I offered that I tend not to pay attention to Speed Scores for running backs because usage is so much more important, I thought I would post on Knile Davis, who has a ridiculous Speed Score…....

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We’re continuing our Twitter discovery lists today with a less formally defined list than we posted either Monday or Tuesday.  The list below was arrived at using the very strict methodology as follows: find list of guys followed by draft mavens, go through the list and pick out the people whose tweets I always pause to read, limit the list at 20.  I’m sure I…...

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Yesterday we profiled five accounts to follow for draft thoughts in the segment of under 2,000 followers.  Because this is an exercise in discovery, I wanted to profile five more guys that you should be following, who all somehow have less than 1,000 followers.  I was actually shocked to see some of the names on this list and I rate the fact that these guys…...

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If you participate in a 12-team fantasy football league in which every owner is evenly matched, you’ll have an 8.3 percent chance to win the championship, i.e. you’re an underdog from the start. Because of the nature of fantasy football, it’s typically best to implement a high-risk draft strategy. By seeking high-risk, high-reward players, you’ll maximize your chances of long-term success…....

Just a quick post here to throw in a name that didn’t quite make the cut for my other Patterson article today.  DHB is similar to Patterson on a few measures but then deviates from Patterson on a few others.  For instance, DHB actually caught a much larger share of his team’s touchdowns even if they caught about the same number on a per game…...