New England Patriots: Should the Pats Trade for Duke Johnson Jr.?
April 9, 2019
Even with a talented running back group, Johnson Jr. could offer some improvement to a team always looking to remain
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Even with a talented running back group, Johnson Jr. could offer some improvement to a team always looking to remain
Terry Goffena takes a look at when you should draft the Patriots’ offensive weapons in a fantasy football draft.
James White is one of New Englands many running backs it’s had during the dynasty ogg the 2000’s, but he may be one of the best to step into the backfield during this dynasty. In this article we’ll go over why he’s the Patriots X-Factor and why he’s one of the most versatile backs playing right now.
There are two major keys for the Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.
The Los Angeles Chargers will visit Foxborough for a meeting against the New England Patriots. Philip Rivers and Tom Brady will meet once again, this possibly being the last time they meet in their career. Tom Brady has had Philip Rivers’ number so far, with a 7-0 record. But, this game could have a different outcome.
The art of trading in fantasy football isn’t simple. Yet, as the waiver wire thins out, trading becomes nearly the only way to turn things around. The trouble with trading is two-fold. First, you have to identify the targets that you want to acquire and the ones you want to trade away. Looking at current usage, their upcoming strength of schedule and their potential upside can all help you with this process. However, the second step involves negotiation. One of the more frustrating parts is that everything could seemingly line up for your offer, and yet all your work can be undone with a simple “no.” While this article can’t really help you with the latter of those two problems, it can definitely help you identify some potential targets.
September 5th, 2018. A day that lives in infamy amongst those that drafted Le’Veon Bell. A day where “well, this sucks” (or something with far more expletives) was the prevailing thought. And a day where Bell’s scorched-earth tactic changed the fantasy landscape. What was once a peaceful community filled with hope about the upcoming season is now a land of chaos and desperation due to the giant question mark that is Bell and his situation. And while Bell might be the only person to have a definitive answer regarding this predicament, there are still options for fantasy managers in week 1.
FOXBOROUGH— Training camp is in full swing at Gillette Stadium as running backs and the defensive line took center stage
We are another day closer to the New England Patriots’ seventh consecutive AFC Championship game. As both teams prepare for
In a move surprising to no one, New England Patriots’ head coach Bill Belichick made sure he and the media
The New England Patriots need to be gaining bodies at this point in the season but are continuously going in
The New England Patriots have had many talented players and fan-favorites who started their career on the outskirts of Boston
Even with a talented running back group, Johnson Jr. could offer some improvement to a team always looking to remain on top. After speculating that
Terry Goffena takes a look at when you should draft the Patriots’ offensive weapons in a fantasy football draft.
James White is one of New Englands many running backs it’s had during the dynasty ogg the 2000’s, but he may be one of the best to step into the backfield during this dynasty. In this article we’ll go over why he’s the Patriots X-Factor and why he’s one of the most versatile backs playing right now.
There are two major keys for the Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.
The Los Angeles Chargers will visit Foxborough for a meeting against the New England Patriots. Philip Rivers and Tom Brady will meet once again, this possibly being the last time they meet in their career. Tom Brady has had Philip Rivers’ number so far, with a 7-0 record. But, this game could have a different outcome.
The art of trading in fantasy football isn’t simple. Yet, as the waiver wire thins out, trading becomes nearly the only way to turn things around. The trouble with trading is two-fold. First, you have to identify the targets that you want to acquire and the ones you want to trade away. Looking at current usage, their upcoming strength of schedule and their potential upside can all help you with this process. However, the second step involves negotiation. One of the more frustrating parts is that everything could seemingly line up for your offer, and yet all your work can be undone with a simple “no.” While this article can’t really help you with the latter of those two problems, it can definitely help you identify some potential targets.
September 5th, 2018. A day that lives in infamy amongst those that drafted Le’Veon Bell. A day where “well, this sucks” (or something with far more expletives) was the prevailing thought. And a day where Bell’s scorched-earth tactic changed the fantasy landscape. What was once a peaceful community filled with hope about the upcoming season is now a land of chaos and desperation due to the giant question mark that is Bell and his situation. And while Bell might be the only person to have a definitive answer regarding this predicament, there are still options for fantasy managers in week 1.
FOXBOROUGH— Training camp is in full swing at Gillette Stadium as running backs and the defensive line took center stage at today’s full-padded practice. The
We are another day closer to the New England Patriots’ seventh consecutive AFC Championship game. As both teams prepare for their inevitable clash on Sunday,
In a move surprising to no one, New England Patriots’ head coach Bill Belichick made sure he and the media were on the same page
The New England Patriots need to be gaining bodies at this point in the season but are continuously going in the wrong direction as more
The New England Patriots have had many talented players and fan-favorites who started their career on the outskirts of Boston that finished in other jerseys
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