Aaron Rodgers told Pat McAfee during his weekly appearance on McAfee’s show that he did not want to hear a single question about the “Brady versus Rodgers” matchup. However, it remains the dominant storyline headed into their game in Week 6.
Week 5 made it more evident of the draft needs some teams have. Draft analysts are getting more information on prospects, making it clear that certain positions are deeper than others. Specifically, quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker are some of the best groups and have game-changing players.
If you ask many analysts who the best team in the NFL is right now, it’s a good bet many would say the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay is 4-0 behind the highest-scoring offense in the league and looks to improve to 5-0 on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The offense has been great behind Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Jones, and Davante Adams.
Continuing with our weekly fantasy sleepers article, this week, we take a look at players to take a peek at for your lineups for Week 6. Already one-quarter of the way through the season, this year has been anything but ordinary.
After just a couple of days on the free-agent market, former Steelers and Jets All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell has found a new home.
Week 6 finds us at Gillette Stadium to see the Denver Broncos take on the New England Patriots. The Patriots are coming into the game after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Broncos are reeling after securing their first victory of the season against the New York Jets. Both the Broncos and Patriots are on track to get their starting quarterbacks back after the NFL postponed their Week 5 matchup until Week 6.
Week 5 of the NFL season saw shocking breakouts and multiple disappointments from a fantasy perspective. Preseason favorites like D.J. Moore finally produced up to expectations, while stars like Joe Mixon came down to earth after an astronomical Week 4 showing. Reflecting on last week’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
Five weeks down, and the 2020 NFL season remains a rollercoaster for fantasy managers. Uncertainty on a Tuesday, choosing backup players, and rescheduled games have riddled the schedule of late. These issues are likely to continue, so keying on valuable free agents and strengthening your bench is of utmost importance.
Andersen Pickard shares one fantasy football winner and loser from every position with Week 5 of the NFL season in the books.
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.
The Minnesota Vikings had a fourth and inches with two minutes to go against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The Vikings were leading by five, and Seattle only had one timeout.
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.
Aaron Rodgers told Pat McAfee during his weekly appearance on McAfee’s show that he did not want to hear a single question about the “Brady versus Rodgers” matchup. However, it remains the dominant storyline headed into their game in Week 6.
Week 5 made it more evident of the draft needs some teams have. Draft analysts are getting more information on prospects, making it clear that certain positions are deeper than others. Specifically, quarterback, wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker are some of the best groups and have game-changing players.
If you ask many analysts who the best team in the NFL is right now, it’s a good bet many would say the Green Bay Packers. Green Bay is 4-0 behind the highest-scoring offense in the league and looks to improve to 5-0 on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The offense has been great behind Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Jones, and Davante Adams.
Continuing with our weekly fantasy sleepers article, this week, we take a look at players to take a peek at for your lineups for Week 6. Already one-quarter of the way through the season, this year has been anything but ordinary.
After just a couple of days on the free-agent market, former Steelers and Jets All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell has found a new home.
Week 6 finds us at Gillette Stadium to see the Denver Broncos take on the New England Patriots. The Patriots are coming into the game after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Broncos are reeling after securing their first victory of the season against the New York Jets. Both the Broncos and Patriots are on track to get their starting quarterbacks back after the NFL postponed their Week 5 matchup until Week 6.
Week 5 of the NFL season saw shocking breakouts and multiple disappointments from a fantasy perspective. Preseason favorites like D.J. Moore finally produced up to expectations, while stars like Joe Mixon came down to earth after an astronomical Week 4 showing. Reflecting on last week’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
Five weeks down, and the 2020 NFL season remains a rollercoaster for fantasy managers. Uncertainty on a Tuesday, choosing backup players, and rescheduled games have riddled the schedule of late. These issues are likely to continue, so keying on valuable free agents and strengthening your bench is of utmost importance.
Andersen Pickard shares one fantasy football winner and loser from every position with Week 5 of the NFL season in the books.
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.
The Minnesota Vikings had a fourth and inches with two minutes to go against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The Vikings were leading by five, and Seattle only had one timeout.
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.
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