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 Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens kicked off Sunday’s Wild Card Weekend matchups with a matinee in Baltimore. The
The Chargers take on the Ravens today at 1:00pm ET. Since the Colts won yesterday evening, the winner of this game will travel to New England to face the Patriots next Sunday.
The Chargers are just one game behind the Chiefs for first place in the AFC West and they lay tonight for the best record in the AFC. The Chiefs are 11-2, the Chargers are 10-3. Chiefs escaped with wins in the last two weeks against the Oakland Raiders in week 13 and the Baltimore Ravens last week in overtime. The Chargers won in Pittsburgh and didn’t play well against the Bengals but escaped that game with a win
Philip Rivers is arguably the most underrated and underappreciated quarterback of all-time. When talking about elite QBs, and all-time great QBs, many people mention the likes of Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Brett Favre, Kurt Warner, Aaron Rodgers, Ben Roethlisberger, even Eli Manning, but they never mention Philp Rivers. Those other QBs have at least one championship, but, this could be the season Philip Rivers and the Chargers make the super bowl and win it all.
This is the most crucial week in the fantasy football regular season. Teams are hanging on, fighting and clawing their way to be in playoff contention, and many teams will be eliminated if they lose this week. That being said, it is more important than ever to make the right calls in your lineups. One wrong move could be the difference between going home with your tail between your legs and contending for glory as your league’s champion. The following start and sit recommendations are based on this week’s matchups.
The Los Angeles Chargers are currently 6-2 and one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now. They have a good defensive team and an explosive offense led by Philip Rivers. DE Joey Bosa is set to return soon and adding an elite player like Bosa to a defense that allows just 18 points a game is scary.
Another week has come and gone and we are one step closer to claiming what is rightfully ours, the championship. This week there are more injuries that have role players stepping up into full workloads and more trends that bring to life favorable matchups that we need to exploit. It is in your best interest to start or sit the following players this week.
Another week has gone by and we have learned plenty. Target players facing the Buffalo Bills. Start the running backs facing the Miami Dolphins. Start the wide receivers facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Likewise, unless it is a superstar, you should probably sit the wide receivers facing the Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings, and the Denver Broncos. Heading into Week 2, there are a ton of glaring matchups that need to be exploited. These are the players I think that you should start or sit depending on the matchup.
Fantasy Football is all about playing the matchups. Week 1 is the most unpredictable week of the fantasy season, but we know enough about the teams to make some pretty safe matchup decisions. The following are players in each position that I think you should start or sit based on their week 1 opponents. But don’t get cute. Only sit these players if you have better options, not simply different options. You should never be sitting Marshawn Lynch for Giovani Bernard.
The Los Angeles Chargers as they are now known always seem to be in the mix for the AFC West. Sometimes they are touted as a contender for the AFC crown. This year is no different as far as expectations, but can they realize their potential?
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 Los Angeles Chargers and Baltimore Ravens kicked off Sunday’s Wild Card Weekend matchups with a matinee in Baltimore. The Chargers were a five seed
The Chargers take on the Ravens today at 1:00pm ET. Since the Colts won yesterday evening, the winner of this game will travel to New England to face the Patriots next Sunday.
The Chargers are just one game behind the Chiefs for first place in the AFC West and they lay tonight for the best record in the AFC. The Chiefs are 11-2, the Chargers are 10-3. Chiefs escaped with wins in the last two weeks against the Oakland Raiders in week 13 and the Baltimore Ravens last week in overtime. The Chargers won in Pittsburgh and didn’t play well against the Bengals but escaped that game with a win
Philip Rivers is arguably the most underrated and underappreciated quarterback of all-time. When talking about elite QBs, and all-time great QBs, many people mention the likes of Drew Brees, Tom Brady, Brett Favre, Kurt Warner, Aaron Rodgers, Ben Roethlisberger, even Eli Manning, but they never mention Philp Rivers. Those other QBs have at least one championship, but, this could be the season Philip Rivers and the Chargers make the super bowl and win it all.
This is the most crucial week in the fantasy football regular season. Teams are hanging on, fighting and clawing their way to be in playoff contention, and many teams will be eliminated if they lose this week. That being said, it is more important than ever to make the right calls in your lineups. One wrong move could be the difference between going home with your tail between your legs and contending for glory as your league’s champion. The following start and sit recommendations are based on this week’s matchups.
The Los Angeles Chargers are currently 6-2 and one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now. They have a good defensive team and an explosive offense led by Philip Rivers. DE Joey Bosa is set to return soon and adding an elite player like Bosa to a defense that allows just 18 points a game is scary.
Another week has come and gone and we are one step closer to claiming what is rightfully ours, the championship. This week there are more injuries that have role players stepping up into full workloads and more trends that bring to life favorable matchups that we need to exploit. It is in your best interest to start or sit the following players this week.
Another week has gone by and we have learned plenty. Target players facing the Buffalo Bills. Start the running backs facing the Miami Dolphins. Start the wide receivers facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Likewise, unless it is a superstar, you should probably sit the wide receivers facing the Jacksonville Jaguars, Minnesota Vikings, and the Denver Broncos. Heading into Week 2, there are a ton of glaring matchups that need to be exploited. These are the players I think that you should start or sit depending on the matchup.
Fantasy Football is all about playing the matchups. Week 1 is the most unpredictable week of the fantasy season, but we know enough about the teams to make some pretty safe matchup decisions. The following are players in each position that I think you should start or sit based on their week 1 opponents. But don’t get cute. Only sit these players if you have better options, not simply different options. You should never be sitting Marshawn Lynch for Giovani Bernard.
The Los Angeles Chargers as they are now known always seem to be in the mix for the AFC West. Sometimes they are touted as a contender for the AFC crown. This year is no different as far as expectations, but can they realize their potential?
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