The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
The NFL trade deadline has passed, so we cover some last-minute moves. We also saw another head coach get fired and wonder who might be next. There is a final push of the regular season in fantasy football, and the standings across our leagues are surprisingly tight.
Most teams remain a mystery after Week 3 in the NFL, but a few stand out. Some teams may already be in panic mode (Bengals, Cowboys, and Jaguars), while others are becoming a force to be reckoned with (Bills and Vikings). Meanwhile, rookies are getting more exciting each week, but our fantasy teams are a rollercoaster.
The upsets and injuries from Week 2 have us questioning everything we thought we knew and scrambling to bolster our fantasy rosters. We ponder whether the Rams are already cooked with Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua, and most of the offensive line going out; what could cause the lack of rookie quarterback production; and worry about the bleak tight end landscape so far.
The annual Week 1 of the fantasy football season has come and gone. As always, chaos erupted, and it had fantasy managers questioning their teams and second-guessing lineup decisions.
Seeking expert advice while setting your fantasy football lineup? Andersen Pickard’s Week 17 rankings are here to help you win your leagues.
They are undervalued gems you find in the late parts of the draft that significantly outproduce their initial expectations. Finding these hidden treasures is a tough task, but the satisfaction of striking gold is worth it.
It’s time to draft your 2024 fantasy football team. Andersen Pickard returns with his latest fantasy football redraft rankings to help you dominate your upcoming draft.
The AFC West went pretty much as everyone expected in 2023. The Chiefs won at will and there was nothing anyone could do about it. It’s been that way for years and it seems like the other three teams are going in the wrong direction in terms of trying to dethrone the Chiefs.
With the Detroit Lions winning the division for the first time since 1994, seemingly everyone is panicking. The Bears went through an extensive overhaul on offense, the Packers revamped their running back and offensive line rooms, and the Vikings will see a new face under center.
The Cincinnati Bengals made a major move late Monday night, signing running back Zack Moss to a two-year deal and releasing Joe Mixon.
Major League Baseball players may be celebrities, but deep down, they’re just like us. Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Tim Mayza finished 4-10 in his team’s fantasy football league this past NFL season. As a result, he served an embarrassing punishment during the Blue Jays’ Spring Training opener on Saturday afternoon.
The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
The NFL trade deadline has passed, so we cover some last-minute moves. We also saw another head coach get fired and wonder who might be next. There is a final push of the regular season in fantasy football, and the standings across our leagues are surprisingly tight.
Most teams remain a mystery after Week 3 in the NFL, but a few stand out. Some teams may already be in panic mode (Bengals, Cowboys, and Jaguars), while others are becoming a force to be reckoned with (Bills and Vikings). Meanwhile, rookies are getting more exciting each week, but our fantasy teams are a rollercoaster.
The upsets and injuries from Week 2 have us questioning everything we thought we knew and scrambling to bolster our fantasy rosters. We ponder whether the Rams are already cooked with Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua, and most of the offensive line going out; what could cause the lack of rookie quarterback production; and worry about the bleak tight end landscape so far.
The annual Week 1 of the fantasy football season has come and gone. As always, chaos erupted, and it had fantasy managers questioning their teams and second-guessing lineup decisions.
Seeking expert advice while setting your fantasy football lineup? Andersen Pickard’s Week 17 rankings are here to help you win your leagues.
They are undervalued gems you find in the late parts of the draft that significantly outproduce their initial expectations. Finding these hidden treasures is a tough task, but the satisfaction of striking gold is worth it.
It’s time to draft your 2024 fantasy football team. Andersen Pickard returns with his latest fantasy football redraft rankings to help you dominate your upcoming draft.
The AFC West went pretty much as everyone expected in 2023. The Chiefs won at will and there was nothing anyone could do about it. It’s been that way for years and it seems like the other three teams are going in the wrong direction in terms of trying to dethrone the Chiefs.
With the Detroit Lions winning the division for the first time since 1994, seemingly everyone is panicking. The Bears went through an extensive overhaul on offense, the Packers revamped their running back and offensive line rooms, and the Vikings will see a new face under center.
The Cincinnati Bengals made a major move late Monday night, signing running back Zack Moss to a two-year deal and releasing Joe Mixon.
Major League Baseball players may be celebrities, but deep down, they’re just like us. Toronto Blue Jays relief pitcher Tim Mayza finished 4-10 in his team’s fantasy football league this past NFL season. As a result, he served an embarrassing punishment during the Blue Jays’ Spring Training opener on Saturday afternoon.
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