We finally, at long last, get to deploy the strategies we’ve obsessed about for these past eight months. I’m going to lay out a few tight end streaming options every week for those who did not invest heavily in the position during their various August drafts. If you waited until the 12th or 13th round […]
Fantasy Football: Tight End Streaming Options for Week 1 Read More »
If you’re the planning type, and I think you are, you’re going to want some semblance of a plan for spotting the most mouth-watering tight end matchups if you’ve chosen to stream the position. To reiterate: streaming, like we (should) do with defenses, is a system in which we draft a tight end or two
Fantasy Football Tight End Streaming: Schedule Exploitation Read More »
Using one — or two — of your final few picks to draft a tight end, if you’re into that kind of thing, lays the groundwork for streaming the position throughout the 2013 fantasy football season. I’m an advocate of this strategy, as I’ve said 737 times this offseason, so I’d like to offer a
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Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew may have divulged a piece of actionable fantasy football advice last week. The Jaguars, it turns out, might be part of the up-tempo offensive wave that could have serious and lasting fantasy implications, as skill position players get more opportunities. I was one of a few fantasy writers on
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There are late-round tight end sleepers, and then there’s Julius Thomas. Our choice of cheap — almost free — tight ends who will prove fantasy football viable for at least some of the upcoming season. From Rob Housler to Zach Sudfeld to Fred Davis and Brandon Pettigrew, there is no shortage of streamable tight ends
A Closer Look at Denver Broncos Sleeper Tight End Julius Thomas Read More »
Those drafting their various fantasy football teams later in August likely won’t have the chance to cash in on the screaming value of Cincinnati Bengals rookie running back Gio Bernard. And if your draft is slated for the next week, you’re in luck: There’s every reason to believe Bernard, the 29th running back off the
Gio Bernard Could Be The Preeminent Fantasy Football Running Back Value Read More »
I, like Madonna before me, have a request—this one for Chicago Bears quarterback and perennial fantasy football tease Jay Cutler. Justify my love, Jay. Show the people why it’s been so abundantly clear that your fantasy prospects are on a clear and definable upswing with quarterback guru Marc Trestman as your guide, the man assigned
Jay Cutler and His Wonderfully Wide Range of Fantasy Football Outcomes Read More »
If we can momentarily move past the oh-so-easy jokes about Chris Johnson‘s laziness and maddening fantasy football inconsistency, we might see a guy who’s going to carry the ball more than he has since his 2,000-yard 2009 season. We’d also see a backup runner, Shonn Greene, who could very well benefit from the Tennessee Titans’
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