Will Big Blue Return In New York?
August 3, 2018
Dominick Petrillo | August 3rd, 2018 After a string of bad luck last season, the New York Giants followed up
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Tier Jumping Running Backs for Fantasy Football
August 2, 2018
Brian DeWester | August 2nd, 2018 You may be asking yourself right now “Tier jumping RBs? Why doesn’t he just
NFL Player Spotlight: Allen Hurns
August 1, 2018
It’s a new beginning for Allen Hurns with the Dallas Cowboys. He enters the season number one on the wide receiver depth chart for the first time in his career.
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Concussion Protocols Vary Between Leagues
July 31, 2018
Concussions are a risk in any sport, some more than others. All professional sports governing authorities have established concussion protocols including criteria that must be met in order to return to participation. The protocols are similar, but they do have several unique tweaks specific to that league. This article will review the concussion protocols and the return to play criteria adopted by MLB, NBA, and the NFL.
Rookie TE Fantasy Projections
July 29, 2018
This is the final installment of my offensive rookie projections. We are going to preview and project the 2018 rookie tight end class. Just in case you missed my previous three articles, you can read the quarterbacks projections here, the running backs here and the wide receivers here.
Tony Sparano Experienced Chest Pains – What Can They Tell Us?
July 23, 2018
In light of the tragic passing of longtime NFL and NCAA coach Tony Sparano on Sunday, July 22nd, a quick review of chest pain seemed to be timely and appropriate.
Welcome to the Year of the 2-WR Draft Strategy
July 22, 2018
Richard Benites | July 22, 2018 Psst! Want in on a little known Fantasy Football secret? Unfortunately, there are no
Intriguing Training Camp Story Lines to Watch Out For
July 21, 2018
As we stumble through the dog days of the NFL offseason, we are reading constant team predictions and rumors about players and teams to hold onto every hope when football season returns soon. While it might seem like forever until the Atlanta Falcons play the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on September 6th, football is actually right around the corner. As early as next week most NFL teams will be at training camp. In fact, some teams such as the Ravens, who started July 18th, are already at camp. Heading into training camp there are many storylines you should follow. From what player is going to beat out another for the starting job to how are the rookies looking. Here are some of the top storylines entering training camp.
Kerryon Johnson: Is He the Answer in Detroit?
July 20, 2018
Let’s face it, whether it be Javid best, Theo Riddick or Ameer Abdullah, the Lions have not been able to find a running game since Barry Sanders left town. With Matthew Stafford behind center and an all-time great like Calvin Johnson out wide, this was masked in some sense. But now that Stafford is getting older, and Megatron is in the wind, the running game will become a more important component of the Detroit offense again. The player who the Lions are now counting on to give them a respectable running game is rookie Kerryon Johnson. The running back from Auburn who was the SEC offensive player of the year in 2017.
What Should the Steelers Do with Le’Veon Bell?
July 20, 2018
After failing to reach a long-term deal at yesterday’s franchise tag deadline, Le’Veon Bell’s time with the Steelers looks like it will end after this season. The Steelers have only a few options on what to do with one the best running backs in the NFL today.
Overvalued Fantasy Football Players in 2018
July 19, 2018
One of the common expressions of the fantasy football offseason is “that guy is on my ‘do not draft list.’” And while some people stick to that list no matter what, there are others who stray from it. For those people that list isn’t a hard and fast rule. Rather, it’s a guideline for who to avoid at their current costs. In other words, it’s not really a “do not draft list.” It’s more of a “do not draft this player at their average draft position (ADP)” list. Sure it’s longer, but it’s a better way to approach fantasy football.
Thunder and Lightning in the Titans’ Backfield
July 15, 2018
Derrick Henry and Dion Lewis are set to lead the Tennessee Titans backfield in 2018. Is this a true 1A, 1B situation or is Henry primed to take the lead and run away with it?
Will Big Blue Return In New York?
Dominick Petrillo | August 3rd, 2018 After a string of bad luck last season, the New York Giants followed up their 11-5 season in 2016
August 3, 2018
Tier Jumping Running Backs for Fantasy Football
Brian DeWester | August 2nd, 2018 You may be asking yourself right now “Tier jumping RBs? Why doesn’t he just say ‘Breakout RBs’ instead?” Well,
August 2, 2018
NFL Player Spotlight: Allen Hurns
It’s a new beginning for Allen Hurns with the Dallas Cowboys. He enters the season number one on the wide receiver depth chart for the first time in his career.
August 1, 2018
Concussion Protocols Vary Between Leagues
Concussions are a risk in any sport, some more than others. All professional sports governing authorities have established concussion protocols including criteria that must be met in order to return to participation. The protocols are similar, but they do have several unique tweaks specific to that league. This article will review the concussion protocols and the return to play criteria adopted by MLB, NBA, and the NFL.
July 31, 2018
Rookie TE Fantasy Projections
This is the final installment of my offensive rookie projections. We are going to preview and project the 2018 rookie tight end class. Just in case you missed my previous three articles, you can read the quarterbacks projections here, the running backs here and the wide receivers here.
July 29, 2018
Tony Sparano Experienced Chest Pains – What Can They Tell Us?
In light of the tragic passing of longtime NFL and NCAA coach Tony Sparano on Sunday, July 22nd, a quick review of chest pain seemed to be timely and appropriate.
July 23, 2018
Welcome to the Year of the 2-WR Draft Strategy
Richard Benites | July 22, 2018 Psst! Want in on a little known Fantasy Football secret? Unfortunately, there are no secrets to direct fantasy success;
July 22, 2018
Intriguing Training Camp Story Lines to Watch Out For
As we stumble through the dog days of the NFL offseason, we are reading constant team predictions and rumors about players and teams to hold onto every hope when football season returns soon. While it might seem like forever until the Atlanta Falcons play the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on September 6th, football is actually right around the corner. As early as next week most NFL teams will be at training camp. In fact, some teams such as the Ravens, who started July 18th, are already at camp. Heading into training camp there are many storylines you should follow. From what player is going to beat out another for the starting job to how are the rookies looking. Here are some of the top storylines entering training camp.
July 21, 2018
Kerryon Johnson: Is He the Answer in Detroit?
Let’s face it, whether it be Javid best, Theo Riddick or Ameer Abdullah, the Lions have not been able to find a running game since Barry Sanders left town. With Matthew Stafford behind center and an all-time great like Calvin Johnson out wide, this was masked in some sense. But now that Stafford is getting older, and Megatron is in the wind, the running game will become a more important component of the Detroit offense again. The player who the Lions are now counting on to give them a respectable running game is rookie Kerryon Johnson. The running back from Auburn who was the SEC offensive player of the year in 2017.
July 20, 2018
What Should the Steelers Do with Le’Veon Bell?
After failing to reach a long-term deal at yesterday’s franchise tag deadline, Le’Veon Bell’s time with the Steelers looks like it will end after this season. The Steelers have only a few options on what to do with one the best running backs in the NFL today.
July 20, 2018
Overvalued Fantasy Football Players in 2018
One of the common expressions of the fantasy football offseason is “that guy is on my ‘do not draft list.’” And while some people stick to that list no matter what, there are others who stray from it. For those people that list isn’t a hard and fast rule. Rather, it’s a guideline for who to avoid at their current costs. In other words, it’s not really a “do not draft list.” It’s more of a “do not draft this player at their average draft position (ADP)” list. Sure it’s longer, but it’s a better way to approach fantasy football.
July 19, 2018
Thunder and Lightning in the Titans’ Backfield
Derrick Henry and Dion Lewis are set to lead the Tennessee Titans backfield in 2018. Is this a true 1A, 1B situation or is Henry primed to take the lead and run away with it?
July 15, 2018
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