As we watched C.J. Spiller struggle once again against the Ravens and Chris Johnson run into a wall against the Jets, we were reminded that a bad matchup can spell the collapse of a fantasy team in any given week.
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With a quarter of the NFL season behind us, the elite kick returners around the league have emerged.
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C.D. Carter uses dollar per point to create an optimal daily fantasy lineup for Star Fantasy Leagues.
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Return leagues can get crazy. Some guys’ value is entirely reliant on return yards while others improve already solid numbers with a serviceable amount of returns.
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As we head into Week 3, we are starting to get a clearer picture of each team’s special teams roles. Some players, like Randall Cobb, only see a slight boost in return leagues while guys like Keshawn Martin are only ownable in return leagues because of their huge yard totals.
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Kick return leagues can be tricky, with plenty of role changes and injuries turning your return-league stud into a not-so-special teamer. We saw Jacoby Jones drop from the rankings after taking a vicious hit from his own teammate in the Ravens’ season-opener while David Wilson stayed plenty healthy but failed to return a single kick.
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Return leagues are the shady underworld of the fantasy football universe. So tricky, they can make the most seasoned fantasy player look like a novice. So unpredictable, they can make the most confident statistician throw his hands in the air. There are only so many players that are helped by return league stats. Some become
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Fantasy writers here at XN Sports are looking to project players who could be breakout fantasy football studs in the receiving game using a new metric we’re exploring more every day: Fantasy Points Per Route Run (FPPRR). We’re going to examine players—tight ends and running backs, specifically—who are asked to do more than catch passes every
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