Choosing the players who will succeed and benching the ones who will not is essential to winning in fantasy football. Each week, fantasy owners will have to make the tough decision to put a player they like on the bench because the truth is that players a bust.
The New York Jets were one of the worst teams in the league last season. Obviously, that also doesn’t work well with fantasy production as well. Thankfully, Joe Douglas and the new staff that includes Robert Saleh and Mike Lafleur vastly made improvements to the offensive side of the ball in the free agency period and the draft to make fantasy players happy.
The New York Jets had a very exciting offseason, filled with a new head-coaching hire, a busy free agency period, and the drafting of their new franchise signal-caller. The Jets are a far better team than they were a year ago, and Jet fans should be very excited about the future, as well as the present. New York ranks 26th in the power rankings.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Tennessee Titans.
The New York Jets have been hyped the whole offseason to make large splashes on the market once free agency tampering hit. They did so by dipping into the large wide receiver free agent pool and signing former Tennessee Titans star receiver Corey Davis to a three-year $37.5 million deal.
The first day of free agency negotiations was certainly not disappointing. With multiple moves being made by several franchises, the outlook for the upcoming season has completely changed. Let’s highlight the top five best and the worst moves of the day.
The 2021 NFL offseason officially kicks off on March 17, when free agency begins. In a four-part series, I give the best fantasy landing spot for the top five free agents at each position. Next up is wide receivers.
The Tennessee Titans captured the AFC South Division title for the first time since 2008. As they head into the offseason, the Titans have several critical decisions to make.
While the New England Patriots struggled to finish with a 7-9 record, they got to watch Tom Brady win his seventh Super Bowl title with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. However, the Patriots could return to the playoffs next season with an aggressive offseason.
Hopes were high in Nashville, heading into the 2020 NFL Season. After the Tennessee Titans’ were one win away from the Super Bowl in 2019, the 2020 expectations were, at the very least, to return to the playoffs. Mike Vrabel’s team finished with a record of 11-5 and won the AFC South crown.
Week 14 is the first round of playoffs for most leagues. For those that made it to this point, let’s analyze some players that could boom or bust this week, while also looking into players with very safe floors.
After a couple of bad matchups, we finally get a good Thursday night game with huge playoff implications. The first place Tennessee Titans look to stay on top of the division against the second-place Indianapolis Colts. This will be the first matchup between these two division rivals this season.
Choosing the players who will succeed and benching the ones who will not is essential to winning in fantasy football. Each week, fantasy owners will have to make the tough decision to put a player they like on the bench because the truth is that players a bust.
The New York Jets were one of the worst teams in the league last season. Obviously, that also doesn’t work well with fantasy production as well. Thankfully, Joe Douglas and the new staff that includes Robert Saleh and Mike Lafleur vastly made improvements to the offensive side of the ball in the free agency period and the draft to make fantasy players happy.
The New York Jets had a very exciting offseason, filled with a new head-coaching hire, a busy free agency period, and the drafting of their new franchise signal-caller. The Jets are a far better team than they were a year ago, and Jet fans should be very excited about the future, as well as the present. New York ranks 26th in the power rankings.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Tennessee Titans.
The New York Jets have been hyped the whole offseason to make large splashes on the market once free agency tampering hit. They did so by dipping into the large wide receiver free agent pool and signing former Tennessee Titans star receiver Corey Davis to a three-year $37.5 million deal.
The first day of free agency negotiations was certainly not disappointing. With multiple moves being made by several franchises, the outlook for the upcoming season has completely changed. Let’s highlight the top five best and the worst moves of the day.
The 2021 NFL offseason officially kicks off on March 17, when free agency begins. In a four-part series, I give the best fantasy landing spot for the top five free agents at each position. Next up is wide receivers.
The Tennessee Titans captured the AFC South Division title for the first time since 2008. As they head into the offseason, the Titans have several critical decisions to make.
While the New England Patriots struggled to finish with a 7-9 record, they got to watch Tom Brady win his seventh Super Bowl title with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. However, the Patriots could return to the playoffs next season with an aggressive offseason.
Hopes were high in Nashville, heading into the 2020 NFL Season. After the Tennessee Titans’ were one win away from the Super Bowl in 2019, the 2020 expectations were, at the very least, to return to the playoffs. Mike Vrabel’s team finished with a record of 11-5 and won the AFC South crown.
Week 14 is the first round of playoffs for most leagues. For those that made it to this point, let’s analyze some players that could boom or bust this week, while also looking into players with very safe floors.
After a couple of bad matchups, we finally get a good Thursday night game with huge playoff implications. The first place Tennessee Titans look to stay on top of the division against the second-place Indianapolis Colts. This will be the first matchup between these two division rivals this season.
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