It’s time for the fantasy semi-finals! Hopefully, you didn’t suffer a bad beat by Zach Ertz’s eruption on Monday Night Football. This week features a highly intriguing AFC South divisional bout between the Tennessee Titans and the Houston Texans. It will be interesting to see if Ryan Tannehill can continue his dominant stretch. Good luck this week!
Here’s what you need to know to dominate the first week of your fantasy football playoffs.
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.
Let me start off by saying, congratulations to everyone who made the fantasy playoffs! Hard work pays off to those who do the work. I made four out of my five IDP leagues’ playoffs and the one I didn’t make, well I started building for the future already.
Hopefully, everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving and found out Monday night that they made the playoffs. If you did be thankful for it and if you didn’t, it’s never too early to start preparing for next year, especially in dynasty leagues. With three weeks to go (unless you play in week 17 for some weird reason), every decision on who the start and who to sit is even more critical. To kick off the start of the fantasy playoffs we have a matchup between the Cowboys and Bears. Not only is this game critical to fantasy owners but to both franchises as they fight for the playoffs.
Denise Verderosa shares her warmup article for Week 14 fantasy football analysis.
It’s playoff time! Hopefully, you were able to cruise through the season en route to a first-round bye. If not, let’s get you through this first round. The key to success in the fantasy playoffs is to stick with your gut and make moves with confidence. Don’t blindly start the bigger name – go with who you believe will produce more. Let’s guide you through this process with some week 14 rankings.
Denise Verderosa shares her final fantasy football analysis before NFL Sunday kicks off.
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving holiday and enjoyed plenty of food, football, and family! Here is to also hope those three Turkey Day games didn’t put you into a whole and they started your week off great and is helping you get that final playoff spot you’re fighting for. Let’s dive quickly into last week’s report and then dig into the leftovers.
Denise Verderosa shares her fantasy football warmup with the first set of Week 13 games approaching kickoff.
It’s Thanksgiving Week! I’d like to wish all of my friends south of the border a Happy Thanksgiving! As a Canadian, I will forever be jealous of your national holiday stuffed with turkey and football.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Hopefully, you are getting ready to spend time with family and friends while eating turkey and enjoying some NFL action. Like every year, we have three games on Thanksgiving. First up at 12:30 pm EST is the Chicago Bears at the Detroit Lions, followed by the Buffalo Bills at the Dallas Cowboys at 4:30 pm EST, and to close out the night is the New Orleans Saints at the Atlanta Falcons at 8:20 pm EST. While only one of these games offers serious playoff implications, all three offer some interesting fantasy options.
It’s time for the fantasy semi-finals! Hopefully, you didn’t suffer a bad beat by Zach Ertz’s eruption on Monday Night Football. This week features a highly intriguing AFC South divisional bout between the Tennessee Titans and the Houston Texans. It will be interesting to see if Ryan Tannehill can continue his dominant stretch. Good luck this week!
Here’s what you need to know to dominate the first week of your fantasy football playoffs.
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.
Let me start off by saying, congratulations to everyone who made the fantasy playoffs! Hard work pays off to those who do the work. I made four out of my five IDP leagues’ playoffs and the one I didn’t make, well I started building for the future already.
Hopefully, everyone enjoyed their Thanksgiving and found out Monday night that they made the playoffs. If you did be thankful for it and if you didn’t, it’s never too early to start preparing for next year, especially in dynasty leagues. With three weeks to go (unless you play in week 17 for some weird reason), every decision on who the start and who to sit is even more critical. To kick off the start of the fantasy playoffs we have a matchup between the Cowboys and Bears. Not only is this game critical to fantasy owners but to both franchises as they fight for the playoffs.
Denise Verderosa shares her warmup article for Week 14 fantasy football analysis.
It’s playoff time! Hopefully, you were able to cruise through the season en route to a first-round bye. If not, let’s get you through this first round. The key to success in the fantasy playoffs is to stick with your gut and make moves with confidence. Don’t blindly start the bigger name – go with who you believe will produce more. Let’s guide you through this process with some week 14 rankings.
Denise Verderosa shares her final fantasy football analysis before NFL Sunday kicks off.
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving holiday and enjoyed plenty of food, football, and family! Here is to also hope those three Turkey Day games didn’t put you into a whole and they started your week off great and is helping you get that final playoff spot you’re fighting for. Let’s dive quickly into last week’s report and then dig into the leftovers.
Denise Verderosa shares her fantasy football warmup with the first set of Week 13 games approaching kickoff.
It’s Thanksgiving Week! I’d like to wish all of my friends south of the border a Happy Thanksgiving! As a Canadian, I will forever be jealous of your national holiday stuffed with turkey and football.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Hopefully, you are getting ready to spend time with family and friends while eating turkey and enjoying some NFL action. Like every year, we have three games on Thanksgiving. First up at 12:30 pm EST is the Chicago Bears at the Detroit Lions, followed by the Buffalo Bills at the Dallas Cowboys at 4:30 pm EST, and to close out the night is the New Orleans Saints at the Atlanta Falcons at 8:20 pm EST. While only one of these games offers serious playoff implications, all three offer some interesting fantasy options.
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