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Poker Lessons, Applied to Fantasy Football: Deception

It was 60 seconds after Darren Sproles had been declared out with a broken hand that I committed, with admitted soullessness and black heartedness, to deceive my best friend. Somewhere in the never-ending scroll of my roiling Twitter feed was the news: The Saints’ running back who had caught 38 passes in the season’s first […]

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How to Work the Waiver Wire in 2-QB Fantasy Football Leagues Part 1

When playing in a 2-QB fantasy football league you have to look at the league you play in differently in every aspect. Your draft rankings, draft strategy and waiver wire strategy will all be different from how they would normally be like in a league where you start only one quarterback. Last season when Week

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Poker Lessons, Applied to Fantasy Football: Learning to Lose

We may earn a small commission from links in this article You’re going to lose. It’s what happens after the losing that counts. It’s a brutally important truth in any competition with luck baked into its innards, and it’s one you should accept, especially in fantasy football, and especially if you value your mental health.

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Creating The Fantasy Quarterback Frankenstein: Part 2

My Frankenstein was alive. My yearlong experiment of piecing together an elite fantasy quarterback with nothing but excellent matchups for maddeningly inconsistent signal callers became slightly more frustrating in the second half of 2012. Streaming quarterbacks – streaming any position, really – comes with inherent risks. It requires in-depth research into what may or may

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