There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
The Miami Dolphins were the first time in NFL history to have a seven-game losing streak followed by a seven-game winning streak in the same season.
The Miami Dolphins are coming off of a year where they just missed the playoffs after going 10-6 with rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa taking over halfway through the season. The main need in free agency was clearly finding Tagovailoa weapons and they did just that by signing Will Fuller.
Winning 10 games and still not making the playoffs is the kind of near-miss that stings. The Miami Dolphins know the feeling, so general manager Chris Grier and head coach Brian Flores have been busy. They’ve focused on surrounding second-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with more talent.
The 2021 NFL offseason officially kicks off on March 17, when free agency begins. In a four-part series, I give the best fantasy landing spot for the top five free agents at each position. Next up is wide receivers.
The Houston Texans quickly went from being a near perennial playoff contender to revealing an actual foundation as stable as a house of cards. The team is reluctant to do anything toward moving Deshaun Watson, making managing free agency that much more difficult.
The Houston Texans finished the 2019 season with a 10-6 season and were just one game shy of making it to the Super Bowl. However, one year later, the Texans finished the 2020 season with a dismal 4-12 record and a most uncertain future for the franchise.
The Houston Texans (4-8) travel to the Windy City to take on the Chicago Bears (5-7). These two teams have been on opposite trajectories throughout the 2020 season.
Thanksgiving day is officially here. What better way is there to celebrate than playing DFS? With now only two games on the slate, there are still hundreds of contests to cater to anyone’s needs.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, and hopefully, you can spend it with family and friends. As much as we all love the food, the thing we are most thankful for today is football. Usually, with only one game a week on Thursday, there is only one article. However, with two games on because of Thanksgiving, I am doing a separate breakdown for each game. In the first game, we have the Houston Texans taking on the Detroit Lions.
The Houston Texans (2-6) are headed to Ohio to take on the Cleveland Browns (5-3). Houston has not had a great start to the season, and things aren’t going to get any easier as the Browns are fresh off a Week 9 bye.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were close to an upset over the Texans but fell just short. Houston won by a score of 27-25 in a high-powered offensive battle. The Jaguars lose their seventh-straight game, albeit there were some very impressive plays from Jacksonville.
There are five of those players available that would immediately help the defending back-to-back AFC South Champions, the Tennessee Titans, setting them apart from the pack with hopes of locking up a third straight crown.
The Miami Dolphins were the first time in NFL history to have a seven-game losing streak followed by a seven-game winning streak in the same season.
The Miami Dolphins are coming off of a year where they just missed the playoffs after going 10-6 with rookie quarterback Tua Tagovailoa taking over halfway through the season. The main need in free agency was clearly finding Tagovailoa weapons and they did just that by signing Will Fuller.
Winning 10 games and still not making the playoffs is the kind of near-miss that stings. The Miami Dolphins know the feeling, so general manager Chris Grier and head coach Brian Flores have been busy. They’ve focused on surrounding second-year quarterback Tua Tagovailoa with more talent.
The 2021 NFL offseason officially kicks off on March 17, when free agency begins. In a four-part series, I give the best fantasy landing spot for the top five free agents at each position. Next up is wide receivers.
The Houston Texans quickly went from being a near perennial playoff contender to revealing an actual foundation as stable as a house of cards. The team is reluctant to do anything toward moving Deshaun Watson, making managing free agency that much more difficult.
The Houston Texans finished the 2019 season with a 10-6 season and were just one game shy of making it to the Super Bowl. However, one year later, the Texans finished the 2020 season with a dismal 4-12 record and a most uncertain future for the franchise.
The Houston Texans (4-8) travel to the Windy City to take on the Chicago Bears (5-7). These two teams have been on opposite trajectories throughout the 2020 season.
Thanksgiving day is officially here. What better way is there to celebrate than playing DFS? With now only two games on the slate, there are still hundreds of contests to cater to anyone’s needs.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, and hopefully, you can spend it with family and friends. As much as we all love the food, the thing we are most thankful for today is football. Usually, with only one game a week on Thursday, there is only one article. However, with two games on because of Thanksgiving, I am doing a separate breakdown for each game. In the first game, we have the Houston Texans taking on the Detroit Lions.
The Houston Texans (2-6) are headed to Ohio to take on the Cleveland Browns (5-3). Houston has not had a great start to the season, and things aren’t going to get any easier as the Browns are fresh off a Week 9 bye.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were close to an upset over the Texans but fell just short. Houston won by a score of 27-25 in a high-powered offensive battle. The Jaguars lose their seventh-straight game, albeit there were some very impressive plays from Jacksonville.
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