Alright, it’s time to cook up some winning lineups once again. Hopefully, last week you were able to construct a nice winning lineup based on some of the plays mentioned in last week’s article. It certainly wasn’t my greatest week ever, but that happens from time to time. Nonetheless, I’ve put in the research to help us get back on track this week.
Marlon Davidson is a veteran leader who returned to Auburn for his senior season in order to fulfill a promise to his late mother that he would provide for her. Even after her death, Davidson’s plan never changed. As he trends closer and closer to becoming a day one pick, his goal looms even closer. But he does not need to be a first round pick to fulfill this promise. Davidson has the traits to be a leader in the NFL. Let’s see how he grades out.
Rookie wide receiver N’Keal Harry made his regular-season debut that was met with his positive reviews. But with two receivers
Aaron Hubert shares his keys to the game for the Denver Broncos ahead of their Sunday game vs. the Bills.
To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, two of our writers have provided some insight on which players they would start, would sit, and consider a sleeper for this week. Be sure to follow all of them on twitter and ask any of The Scorecrow’s fantasy writers for fantasy advice.
Starting next week we will have 16 games a week to bet on for the rest of the regular season. With only 13 Sunday and Monday games to bet on, there aren’t a lot of surprising lines. Of the 13 games, 11 have a spread under a touchdown which is a little surprising given the past few weeks. With several close matchups this week, we should expect a lot of close and entertaining games tomorrow.
Following a season that saw injuries galore to key positions, one of the biggest offseason objectives for the Boston Red
Are you ready for the weekend and some massive NBA action? We are in store for 9 games on this beautiful Saturday so we have some digging to do to find the right targets to pay up for and the right value plays to pay down for. Usually, ownership isn’t a big issue when the games are spread out and the chalk is easier to avoid if necessary. So let’s not waste any more time and get to digging! Good luck and cash out!
Vince Carter is playing his final regular-season game in Toronto tonight, the place the 42-year-old called home for his first
With a 6-1 Dallas Cowboys team coming into Gillette Stadium on Sunday, the Patriots and their young receiving core will face a tough challenge with some veterans missing.
Just when you thought the New England Patriots seemed to be getting healthier at wide receiver. Per reports this morning,
Welcome back to Damico’s Depository! Last week, I went 6-2-1, bringing my year-to-date record to 35-24-1 (.593). I am drawing closer and closer to my yearly goal of a .600 hit rate. I was conservative this week and only decided to pick seven games.
Alright, it’s time to cook up some winning lineups once again. Hopefully, last week you were able to construct a nice winning lineup based on some of the plays mentioned in last week’s article. It certainly wasn’t my greatest week ever, but that happens from time to time. Nonetheless, I’ve put in the research to help us get back on track this week.
Marlon Davidson is a veteran leader who returned to Auburn for his senior season in order to fulfill a promise to his late mother that he would provide for her. Even after her death, Davidson’s plan never changed. As he trends closer and closer to becoming a day one pick, his goal looms even closer. But he does not need to be a first round pick to fulfill this promise. Davidson has the traits to be a leader in the NFL. Let’s see how he grades out.
Rookie wide receiver N’Keal Harry made his regular-season debut that was met with his positive reviews. But with two receivers in Mohamed Sanu and Phillip
Aaron Hubert shares his keys to the game for the Denver Broncos ahead of their Sunday game vs. the Bills.
To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, two of our writers have provided some insight on which players they would start, would sit, and consider a sleeper for this week. Be sure to follow all of them on twitter and ask any of The Scorecrow’s fantasy writers for fantasy advice.
Starting next week we will have 16 games a week to bet on for the rest of the regular season. With only 13 Sunday and Monday games to bet on, there aren’t a lot of surprising lines. Of the 13 games, 11 have a spread under a touchdown which is a little surprising given the past few weeks. With several close matchups this week, we should expect a lot of close and entertaining games tomorrow.
Following a season that saw injuries galore to key positions, one of the biggest offseason objectives for the Boston Red Sox is to simply get
Are you ready for the weekend and some massive NBA action? We are in store for 9 games on this beautiful Saturday so we have some digging to do to find the right targets to pay up for and the right value plays to pay down for. Usually, ownership isn’t a big issue when the games are spread out and the chalk is easier to avoid if necessary. So let’s not waste any more time and get to digging! Good luck and cash out!
Vince Carter is playing his final regular-season game in Toronto tonight, the place the 42-year-old called home for his first seven seasons in the league.
With a 6-1 Dallas Cowboys team coming into Gillette Stadium on Sunday, the Patriots and their young receiving core will face a tough challenge with some veterans missing.
Just when you thought the New England Patriots seemed to be getting healthier at wide receiver. Per reports this morning, Phillip Dorsett II. has yet
Welcome back to Damico’s Depository! Last week, I went 6-2-1, bringing my year-to-date record to 35-24-1 (.593). I am drawing closer and closer to my yearly goal of a .600 hit rate. I was conservative this week and only decided to pick seven games.
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