This was my third season participating in the Scott Fish Bowl. My previous two seasons were all over the place. In 2014, I waited to draft my quarterbacks so I could try and gain an edge at the receiver and tight… Read More ›
2016 Fantasy Football
2016 Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Outlook: New York Jets
Last season, you could have drafted Brandon Marshall in Round 5, which turned out to be a great return on your investment (ROI). He finished as the third-highest scoring receiver in PPR leagues. Eric Decker also offered a great ROI… Read More ›
2016 Fantasy Football Wide Receiver Outlook: Buffalo Bills
Sammy Watkins was supposed to be one of the best wide receivers in his draft class, but the problem in 2014 was that he was limited by his quarterbacks, Kyle Orton and E.J. Manuel. But despite inconsistent quarterback play, Watkins… Read More ›
My 2016 Fantasy Football Championship Draft Review
Each Fantasy Football season, me and one of my best buddies collaborate and become co-owners in a Fantasy league. We usually complete our Fantasy Drafts via FaceTime. This particular league is “The Fantasy Championship,” where you can qualify to compete… Read More ›
Why I’m Still Drafting Corey Coleman
The last time wide receiver Josh Gordon caught a pass in the NFL was on Dec. 21, 2014. But, that hasn’t stopped his average draft position (ADP) from skyrocketing over the last week. As you know from your Twitter timeline… Read More ›
Understanding the Stefon Diggs Bubble
In 2015, there was only one wide receiver on the Minnesota Vikings who caught more than three touchdown catches: Stefon Diggs. Diggs was a fifth-round pick in the 2015 NFL Draft who seemingly came out of nowhere. Week Receptions Receiving Yards… Read More ›
2016 MFL Draft Strategy: Draft No. 2
Earlier, I shared the first MFL10 team I drafted for the 2016 Fantasy Football season. Also, I shared my draft strategy and results from my winning MFL10 lineup last season. You can check it out to learn some of the… Read More ›
2016 MFL10 Draft Strategy: Draft No. 1
Last season, I shared what a winning MFL10 lineup looks like. It’s true that every season is basically a fresh start. You never want to draft a player solely on what they did in the previous season. But, there are also… Read More ›
2016 Fantasy Football: Jimmy Graham Profile
It seems like only yesterday Jimmy Graham was the face of Fantasy Football. But his trade to the Seattle Seahawks, and subsequent fall from grace that was his 2015 season, has all but stopped talk about the dominant Fantasy performances… Read More ›
2016 Fantasy Football WR Outlook: Philadelphia Eagles
Last season, the Fantasy Football world was waiting to see what Chip Kelly could do with his high-powered offense. The answer: Not a whole lot. Quarterback Sam Bradford paired 19 touchdowns with 14 interceptions, and finished with just the 18th-most… Read More ›
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