The title is misleading as you can’t replace Dak Prescott. Unfortunately, Prescott suffered a compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle on Sunday, ending his season. The Dallas Cowboys will now turn the starting job over to veteran Andy Dalton.
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.
Week 5 is almost in the books and hopefully, your teams were able to stave off the injury bug. Whether you need an injury replacement or want an upgrade over your current starter, here is a list of streamers with favorable matchups in Week 6.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone, and fantasy owners struggle with who to start, who to sit, and who to target as a sleeper each week.
Back with our weekly fantasy sleepers article, the time has come to dive into picks for this upcoming week five of the NFL season. With offense being the name of the game around the league over the first quarter of the season, nine games alone totaled over 50 points last Sunday, providing appealing options across the board at each position for your team.
Thanks to Covid-19, we got two games on Monday night. While neither was a nail biter, it was nice to have two games on Monday. Hopefully, the NFL realizes we don’t need seven or more games in the early afternoon window and moves one to Monday night starting next year. However, it’s now Thursday, and that means it’s time to set your fantasy lineups.
Andersen Pickard outlines which players you should look to buy or sell in your fantasy football leagues ahead of Week 5.
Week 4 was full of incredible breakouts and disappointing performances. Sleepers like Robert Tonyan were difference-makers, and stars like Calvin Ridley let down their fantasy owners.
Four weeks in, and the hits just keep on coming. A game delayed by Covid-19, injuries keep piling up, and uneven performances. More than a few fantasy managers have thrown their hands up at this point. Let’s play another game of “Believe it or Not?”
Are you wondering who to start, sit, or add in fantasy football this week? Andersen Pickard’s Week 5 PPR rankings are here to help.
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.
A quarter of the way through the season, there are many players in fantasy leagues that are showing that they will be either surprisingly reliable or unreliable for the rest of the season. Here are some Week 5 adds and drops to help you maneuver your fantasy league.
The title is misleading as you can’t replace Dak Prescott. Unfortunately, Prescott suffered a compound fracture and dislocation of his right ankle on Sunday, ending his season. The Dallas Cowboys will now turn the starting job over to veteran Andy Dalton.
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.
Week 5 is almost in the books and hopefully, your teams were able to stave off the injury bug. Whether you need an injury replacement or want an upgrade over your current starter, here is a list of streamers with favorable matchups in Week 6.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone, and fantasy owners struggle with who to start, who to sit, and who to target as a sleeper each week.
Back with our weekly fantasy sleepers article, the time has come to dive into picks for this upcoming week five of the NFL season. With offense being the name of the game around the league over the first quarter of the season, nine games alone totaled over 50 points last Sunday, providing appealing options across the board at each position for your team.
Thanks to Covid-19, we got two games on Monday night. While neither was a nail biter, it was nice to have two games on Monday. Hopefully, the NFL realizes we don’t need seven or more games in the early afternoon window and moves one to Monday night starting next year. However, it’s now Thursday, and that means it’s time to set your fantasy lineups.
Andersen Pickard outlines which players you should look to buy or sell in your fantasy football leagues ahead of Week 5.
Week 4 was full of incredible breakouts and disappointing performances. Sleepers like Robert Tonyan were difference-makers, and stars like Calvin Ridley let down their fantasy owners.
Four weeks in, and the hits just keep on coming. A game delayed by Covid-19, injuries keep piling up, and uneven performances. More than a few fantasy managers have thrown their hands up at this point. Let’s play another game of “Believe it or Not?”
Are you wondering who to start, sit, or add in fantasy football this week? Andersen Pickard’s Week 5 PPR rankings are here to help.
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.
A quarter of the way through the season, there are many players in fantasy leagues that are showing that they will be either surprisingly reliable or unreliable for the rest of the season. Here are some Week 5 adds and drops to help you maneuver your fantasy league.
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