Unlike most teams in the NFL, the Minnesota Vikings are a tight unit when it comes to fantasy points. Last season, the Vikings had only four players score more than 100 total fantasy points. Those players were Dalvin Cook, Kirk Cousins, Justin Jefferson, and Adam Thielen.
Which players stood out or disappointed in Week 6? Andersen Pickard breaks it down in his weekly fantasy football winners and losers article.
The Atlanta Falcons finally scored their first win of the season against the Minnesota Vikings. This game was expected to be a high-scoring affair. However, the point margin that the Falcons were able to put up against the Vikings was not.
The Minnesota Vikings had a fourth and inches with two minutes to go against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The Vikings were leading by five, and Seattle only had one timeout.
Your fantasy may be over. Or maybe not. That’s the beauty of fantasy football. Whether you’re trying to make a comeback down 28-3 (sorry Falcons’ fans) or trying to sustain the top spot in your league, here are some waiver wire adds and drops leading into Week 6.
Looking to build off their first win of the season in Houston last Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings traveled to Seattle to battle the red hot Seahawks on Sunday night. After struggling mightily in the first half, Pete Carroll’s team used a three-touchdown stretch to march back into the game in the third quarter, turning a 13-0 deficit into a 21-13 lead. A back and forth affair in the second half, once again it was the brilliance of Russell Wilson on full display as he found second-year wide receiver DK Metcalf in the back of the end zone, with 15 seconds left on 4th and goal to seal the win and remain unbeaten.
Byron Jewell | May 3rd, 2020 The Vikings had a busy draft weekend, with a grand total of 15 selections.
This game does not seem very interesting just based on each team’s record. The Minnesota Vikings are 5-2 and the Washington Redskins are 1-6. However, this is a revenge game for Vikings starting quarterback Kirk Cousins. He faces his former team where he played for six seasons. It is also a revenge game for Adrian Peterson as he faces the Vikings where he played for ten seasons. Here are my top players in this NFC matchup.
Last week’s Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos wasn’t much of a contest. Despite the Chiefs losing star quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the second quarter with a dislocated kneecap, the Broncos didn’t score after the opening drive and went on to lose 30-6. Hopefully, tonight’s game between the Washington Redskins and Minnesota Vikings is more entertaining, but I wouldn’t get my hopes up.
Before we talk about who to buy and who to sell in week three, we should highlight a few awesome performances. If you missed last week’s article, then check that out before scrolling here, as many of the players are still available (though not in the under 50% owned threshold), see Demarcus Robinson.
The 2019 NFL season is right around the corner! We are knee deep in the preseason as teams are determining who will make the final roster. Every year there are players who come out of nowhere to make the team. To the average NFL fan, the preseason might be boring, but to dynasty fantasy football players, this is the time of the year to evaluate your deep bench. To help with that, the Scorecrow family has put together a mini-series with a handful of writers giving you their opinions on five questions. Be sure to follow all of the writers on twitter and ask any questions you may have regarding their answers. Without further ado, let’s get into it.
During the NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise. Wow, what
Unlike most teams in the NFL, the Minnesota Vikings are a tight unit when it comes to fantasy points. Last season, the Vikings had only four players score more than 100 total fantasy points. Those players were Dalvin Cook, Kirk Cousins, Justin Jefferson, and Adam Thielen.
Which players stood out or disappointed in Week 6? Andersen Pickard breaks it down in his weekly fantasy football winners and losers article.
The Atlanta Falcons finally scored their first win of the season against the Minnesota Vikings. This game was expected to be a high-scoring affair. However, the point margin that the Falcons were able to put up against the Vikings was not.
The Minnesota Vikings had a fourth and inches with two minutes to go against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The Vikings were leading by five, and Seattle only had one timeout.
Your fantasy may be over. Or maybe not. That’s the beauty of fantasy football. Whether you’re trying to make a comeback down 28-3 (sorry Falcons’ fans) or trying to sustain the top spot in your league, here are some waiver wire adds and drops leading into Week 6.
Looking to build off their first win of the season in Houston last Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings traveled to Seattle to battle the red hot Seahawks on Sunday night. After struggling mightily in the first half, Pete Carroll’s team used a three-touchdown stretch to march back into the game in the third quarter, turning a 13-0 deficit into a 21-13 lead. A back and forth affair in the second half, once again it was the brilliance of Russell Wilson on full display as he found second-year wide receiver DK Metcalf in the back of the end zone, with 15 seconds left on 4th and goal to seal the win and remain unbeaten.
Byron Jewell | May 3rd, 2020 The Vikings had a busy draft weekend, with a grand total of 15 selections. They arguably had the best
This game does not seem very interesting just based on each team’s record. The Minnesota Vikings are 5-2 and the Washington Redskins are 1-6. However, this is a revenge game for Vikings starting quarterback Kirk Cousins. He faces his former team where he played for six seasons. It is also a revenge game for Adrian Peterson as he faces the Vikings where he played for ten seasons. Here are my top players in this NFC matchup.
Last week’s Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos wasn’t much of a contest. Despite the Chiefs losing star quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the second quarter with a dislocated kneecap, the Broncos didn’t score after the opening drive and went on to lose 30-6. Hopefully, tonight’s game between the Washington Redskins and Minnesota Vikings is more entertaining, but I wouldn’t get my hopes up.
Before we talk about who to buy and who to sell in week three, we should highlight a few awesome performances. If you missed last week’s article, then check that out before scrolling here, as many of the players are still available (though not in the under 50% owned threshold), see Demarcus Robinson.
The 2019 NFL season is right around the corner! We are knee deep in the preseason as teams are determining who will make the final roster. Every year there are players who come out of nowhere to make the team. To the average NFL fan, the preseason might be boring, but to dynasty fantasy football players, this is the time of the year to evaluate your deep bench. To help with that, the Scorecrow family has put together a mini-series with a handful of writers giving you their opinions on five questions. Be sure to follow all of the writers on twitter and ask any questions you may have regarding their answers. Without further ado, let’s get into it.
During the NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise. Wow, what a draft for the Minnesota
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