2021 was not the year Baltimore Ravens’ fans anticipated for a myriad of reasons. They missed the postseason for the first time since drafting Lamar Jackson, going 8-9 for fourth in the AFC North.
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 player is a bust.
Tonight we have a matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. Which bets will lead to cash in your pockets?
This week on Thursday Night Football is a battle between two teams in the AFC. The 6-2 Baltimore Ravens head into Miami to face the 2-7 Dolphins.
In 2020, the world and the NFL have to adjust on the fly. With Covid-19 impacting when games can happen, we didn’t have a Thursday night game last week. However, after a week off, we have football again tonight as the New York Giants take the short drive down to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles.
Week 5 of the NFL season saw shocking breakouts and multiple disappointments from a fantasy perspective. Preseason favorites like D.J. Moore finally produced up to expectations, while stars like Joe Mixon came down to earth after an astronomical Week 4 showing. Reflecting on last week’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
A few weeks back, I wrote a similar article like this one providing six running backs to target on the waiver wire after we saw Saquon Barkley and Christian McCaffrey end up on injured reserve. Unfortunately, we had another weekend with two more star running backs going down with serious injuries.
The New York Giants signed running back Devonta Freeman, the team announced on Wednesday.
The waiver wire is crucial to fantasy football success. Maybe even more so after Week 2 this year, because of the plethora of injuries that occurred. Here are some waiver wire adds and drops after Week 2.
Unfortunately, unlike in Madden, we can’t turn the injuries off, and yesterday we wish we could have. We saw several star running backs leave the game and not return because of injuries.
Yesterday, the Jacksonville Jaguars traded Yannick Ngakoue to the Minnesota Vikings. After months of public frustration, the team was finally able to work out a trade. However, they weren’t as lucky when it came to Leonard Fournette. After trying to trade him away all offseason long, the Jaguars released Fournette this morning.
Running backs aren’t sought after as much as they once were. Whenever one asks for a new contract in the eight-figure a year range, most of the media laughs and says that running backs aren’t worth that. Recent holdouts by Le’Veon Bell and Melvin Gordon didn’t net them the contracts that they were looking for even by their new teams. Of course, there are running backs around the league who have been paid those eight-figure contracts who haven’t lived up to those contracts due to conflicts with the coaching staff or injuries. Devonta Freeman falls into that category.
2021 was not the year Baltimore Ravens’ fans anticipated for a myriad of reasons. They missed the postseason for the first time since drafting Lamar Jackson, going 8-9 for fourth in the AFC North.
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 player is a bust.
Tonight we have a matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. Which bets will lead to cash in your pockets?
This week on Thursday Night Football is a battle between two teams in the AFC. The 6-2 Baltimore Ravens head into Miami to face the 2-7 Dolphins.
In 2020, the world and the NFL have to adjust on the fly. With Covid-19 impacting when games can happen, we didn’t have a Thursday night game last week. However, after a week off, we have football again tonight as the New York Giants take the short drive down to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles.
Week 5 of the NFL season saw shocking breakouts and multiple disappointments from a fantasy perspective. Preseason favorites like D.J. Moore finally produced up to expectations, while stars like Joe Mixon came down to earth after an astronomical Week 4 showing. Reflecting on last week’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
A few weeks back, I wrote a similar article like this one providing six running backs to target on the waiver wire after we saw Saquon Barkley and Christian McCaffrey end up on injured reserve. Unfortunately, we had another weekend with two more star running backs going down with serious injuries.
The New York Giants signed running back Devonta Freeman, the team announced on Wednesday.
The waiver wire is crucial to fantasy football success. Maybe even more so after Week 2 this year, because of the plethora of injuries that occurred. Here are some waiver wire adds and drops after Week 2.
Unfortunately, unlike in Madden, we can’t turn the injuries off, and yesterday we wish we could have. We saw several star running backs leave the game and not return because of injuries.
Yesterday, the Jacksonville Jaguars traded Yannick Ngakoue to the Minnesota Vikings. After months of public frustration, the team was finally able to work out a trade. However, they weren’t as lucky when it came to Leonard Fournette. After trying to trade him away all offseason long, the Jaguars released Fournette this morning.
Running backs aren’t sought after as much as they once were. Whenever one asks for a new contract in the eight-figure a year range, most of the media laughs and says that running backs aren’t worth that. Recent holdouts by Le’Veon Bell and Melvin Gordon didn’t net them the contracts that they were looking for even by their new teams. Of course, there are running backs around the league who have been paid those eight-figure contracts who haven’t lived up to those contracts due to conflicts with the coaching staff or injuries. Devonta Freeman falls into that category.
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