Every offseason we get reports of more and more notable players on the trade block. This year is no different. Even though the NFL offseason may look different due to the coronavirus, that does not mean that high profile players will not get traded. Here are six players that could possibly change jerseys this offseason.
The New England Patriots play the New York Jets in week 17. This should be the easiest game for the Patriots in the regular season.
The fate of the 2020 MLB season could be decided in the next week, as MLB and MLBPA reps are
Former New York Knick Patrick Ewing is out of the hospital after being diagnosed with the coronavirus. Ewing announced on
Dom Lunardo | May 25th, 2020 Size, speed, strength, and skill. No that’s not an interesting piece of alliteration. Rather,
Alex Kielar | May 25th, 2020 The Philadelphia Eagles severely needed to upgrade their wide receiver corp going into the
The Detroit Pistons currently sit at a record of 20-46, which puts them near the top of the lottery if the season were to end today. Given the circumstances, it’s very possible the Pistons have played their final game of the season.
J.T. Lambeta previews Russell Wilson’s 2020 campaign.
The 2020 NFL draft is a little more than a month behind us and rookie drafts are wrapping up. With everyone in love with their new shiny rookie players, now is the time to buy low on players coming off a bad year, veterans with something left in the tank, or cheap long shots. For quarterbacks it’s hard to gauge their trade value, whether you play in a single quarterback league or a super flex league. However, we all know playing in a one quarterback league is lame and super flex is the new standard. With that said, I’ve put together 12 quarterbacks who fit into five categories that dynasty fantasy owners should look into trading for, especially if you are hurting at the position.
Every offseason we get reports of more and more notable players on the trade block. This year is no different. Even though the NFL offseason may look different due to the coronavirus, that does not mean that high profile players will not get traded. Here are six players that could possibly change jerseys this offseason.
The New England Patriots play the New York Jets in week 17. This should be the easiest game for the Patriots in the regular season.
The fate of the 2020 MLB season could be decided in the next week, as MLB and MLBPA reps are negotiating player safety guidelines and
Former New York Knick Patrick Ewing is out of the hospital after being diagnosed with the coronavirus. Ewing announced on Friday that he had the
Dom Lunardo | May 25th, 2020 Size, speed, strength, and skill. No that’s not an interesting piece of alliteration. Rather, these are just some of
Alex Kielar | May 25th, 2020 The Philadelphia Eagles severely needed to upgrade their wide receiver corp going into the NFL Draft after Carson Wentz
The Detroit Pistons currently sit at a record of 20-46, which puts them near the top of the lottery if the season were to end today. Given the circumstances, it’s very possible the Pistons have played their final game of the season.
J.T. Lambeta previews Russell Wilson’s 2020 campaign.
The 2020 NFL draft is a little more than a month behind us and rookie drafts are wrapping up. With everyone in love with their new shiny rookie players, now is the time to buy low on players coming off a bad year, veterans with something left in the tank, or cheap long shots. For quarterbacks it’s hard to gauge their trade value, whether you play in a single quarterback league or a super flex league. However, we all know playing in a one quarterback league is lame and super flex is the new standard. With that said, I’ve put together 12 quarterbacks who fit into five categories that dynasty fantasy owners should look into trading for, especially if you are hurting at the position.
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