The Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers come into this Week 5 matchup after losing their Week 4 matchups. The Dolphins fought hard but were cut down to size by the Seattle Seahawks, and the Niners were upset by a winless Philadelphia Eagles team. The storyline coming into this game will be if Jimmy Garoppolo will be able to find receivers down the field against the weak Dolphin secondary.
Week 3 of the NFL season is in the books, and the trend of high-scoring affairs continued with teams finding the end zone early and often. The league likely is smiling wide, and it’s made for some exciting games.
Three weeks of the NFL have passed in a flash. If you’ve been monitoring your fantasy team at all, it’s likely your bench is full of injured and/or underperforming players. Here is some fantasy football waiver wire adds and drops for Week 4 that could help save your fantasy season.
The Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars kick off Week 3 of the NFL season in a Thursday night showdown. Both teams come off a three-point loss to division rivals. The Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills 31-28, while the Jaguars fell to the Tennessee Titans, 33-20.
An absurd two weeks of NFL action is in the books for fantasy managers, chock full of surprising names and a litany of injuries to big name players that puts hope of a fantasy championship at risk for many.
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.
The Miami Dolphins entered this draft looking to build this team up even more after spending a lot of money in free agency. They had 14 picks, but after trades, the Dolphins added 11 new players to their roster. So where did they hit? Where did they miss? Let’s get into it.
The 2018 Dolphins started the season great with a 3-0 record. They then went on to have an up and down season the rest of the season with their biggest highlight coming on the final play against the New England Patriots on December 9th, now known as the “Miracle in Miami”. Ryan Tannehill got injured yet again and the team had to rely on Brock Osweiler for a majority of the season. The Dolphins finished the season 7-9, enough to place second in the AFC East, but not without a price. Adam Gase was fired and replaced by former Patriots de facto defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
Aaron Gershon grades and recaps the 2019 Miami Dolphins draft class.
The Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers come into this Week 5 matchup after losing their Week 4 matchups. The Dolphins fought hard but were cut down to size by the Seattle Seahawks, and the Niners were upset by a winless Philadelphia Eagles team. The storyline coming into this game will be if Jimmy Garoppolo will be able to find receivers down the field against the weak Dolphin secondary.
Week 3 of the NFL season is in the books, and the trend of high-scoring affairs continued with teams finding the end zone early and often. The league likely is smiling wide, and it’s made for some exciting games.
Three weeks of the NFL have passed in a flash. If you’ve been monitoring your fantasy team at all, it’s likely your bench is full of injured and/or underperforming players. Here is some fantasy football waiver wire adds and drops for Week 4 that could help save your fantasy season.
The Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars kick off Week 3 of the NFL season in a Thursday night showdown. Both teams come off a three-point loss to division rivals. The Dolphins lost to the Buffalo Bills 31-28, while the Jaguars fell to the Tennessee Titans, 33-20.
An absurd two weeks of NFL action is in the books for fantasy managers, chock full of surprising names and a litany of injuries to big name players that puts hope of a fantasy championship at risk for many.
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.
The Miami Dolphins entered this draft looking to build this team up even more after spending a lot of money in free agency. They had 14 picks, but after trades, the Dolphins added 11 new players to their roster. So where did they hit? Where did they miss? Let’s get into it.
The 2018 Dolphins started the season great with a 3-0 record. They then went on to have an up and down season the rest of the season with their biggest highlight coming on the final play against the New England Patriots on December 9th, now known as the “Miracle in Miami”. Ryan Tannehill got injured yet again and the team had to rely on Brock Osweiler for a majority of the season. The Dolphins finished the season 7-9, enough to place second in the AFC East, but not without a price. Adam Gase was fired and replaced by former Patriots de facto defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
Aaron Gershon grades and recaps the 2019 Miami Dolphins draft class.
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