Week 3 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Denver Broncos. The Buccaneers are coming into the game after dismantling the Carolina Panthers, and the Broncos are limping in after falling short to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Week 2 in the NFL was brutal. Injury reports almost broke social media. In fact, you could probably make a pretty impressive fantasy team using just the names of players injured in week 2. Let’s take a look at the injuries that occurred and what impact they will have on teams going forward. In today’s injury review we will look at the rash of knee injuries and tomorrow we will look at everything else.
Drew Lock wasn’t the only Broncos player to get hurt on Sunday. Wide receiver Courtland Sutton is expected to miss time with a significant knee injury.
Football is back but so are the injuries. Each week I will take a look at the injuries that may impact your fantasy lineups, and will give a short rundown on the injury itself as well as what the recovery outlook will be.
Week 1 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High where the Tennessee Titans take on the Denver Broncos. Drew Lock will make his much-anticipated 2020 season debut after finishing the 2019 season with a 4-1 record. Meanwhile, Ryan Tannehill will be out to prove that his elite 2019 performance wasn’t a fluke.
The 2019 Denver Broncos season was a tale of two halves. The first half featured veteran quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Brandon Allen leading this team to a 3-8 start. The second half featured rookie quarterback Drew Lock starting and leading this team to a 4-1 finish.
Before you bring out the pitchforks and the nasty tweets, the basis for the top 100 needs to be laid out.
The Broncos will have a lot of eyes on them during the Draft.
How have they done in the first two rounds over their past five selections?
On a day where the Denver Broncos slumped out onto the field and punted on their first three possessions, one
The 2019 Denver Broncos season is the epitome of the old adage “a tale of two halves”. They have shown
Being a fan of the Denver Broncos is challenging right now. Top to bottom, the whole team is a complete mess. The ownership is four people running a one-man position and running with the wrong mentality. The Bowlen family is in shambles and is consistently trying to sabotage one another. The coaching staff is showing their inexperience. The team, as a whole, lacks talent and direction. The worst part, no matter what the organization does, the fans aren’t going to like it and call for everyone’s head no matter what.
To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, three 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.
Week 3 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High to see the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Denver Broncos. The Buccaneers are coming into the game after dismantling the Carolina Panthers, and the Broncos are limping in after falling short to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Week 2 in the NFL was brutal. Injury reports almost broke social media. In fact, you could probably make a pretty impressive fantasy team using just the names of players injured in week 2. Let’s take a look at the injuries that occurred and what impact they will have on teams going forward. In today’s injury review we will look at the rash of knee injuries and tomorrow we will look at everything else.
Drew Lock wasn’t the only Broncos player to get hurt on Sunday. Wide receiver Courtland Sutton is expected to miss time with a significant knee injury.
Football is back but so are the injuries. Each week I will take a look at the injuries that may impact your fantasy lineups, and will give a short rundown on the injury itself as well as what the recovery outlook will be.
Week 1 finds us at Empower Field at Mile High where the Tennessee Titans take on the Denver Broncos. Drew Lock will make his much-anticipated 2020 season debut after finishing the 2019 season with a 4-1 record. Meanwhile, Ryan Tannehill will be out to prove that his elite 2019 performance wasn’t a fluke.
The 2019 Denver Broncos season was a tale of two halves. The first half featured veteran quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Brandon Allen leading this team to a 3-8 start. The second half featured rookie quarterback Drew Lock starting and leading this team to a 4-1 finish.
Before you bring out the pitchforks and the nasty tweets, the basis for the top 100 needs to be laid out.
The Broncos will have a lot of eyes on them during the Draft.
How have they done in the first two rounds over their past five selections?
On a day where the Denver Broncos slumped out onto the field and punted on their first three possessions, one of which was returned for
The 2019 Denver Broncos season is the epitome of the old adage “a tale of two halves”. They have shown an ability to take big
Being a fan of the Denver Broncos is challenging right now. Top to bottom, the whole team is a complete mess. The ownership is four people running a one-man position and running with the wrong mentality. The Bowlen family is in shambles and is consistently trying to sabotage one another. The coaching staff is showing their inexperience. The team, as a whole, lacks talent and direction. The worst part, no matter what the organization does, the fans aren’t going to like it and call for everyone’s head no matter what.
To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, three 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.
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