Start ‘Em QB – Marcus Mariota, Tennessee Titans @ Indianapolis Colts Marcus just got his groove back. He just posted two consecutive 20+ fantasy point weeks (9 and 10), and now heads to Indianapolis to take on a Colts defense that just allowed over 20 fantasy points and a pair of touchdowns to Blake Bortles. Also,…
Author: Alex Numann
Start ‘Em or Sit ‘Em: Week 8 – by Richard King
Start ‘Em QB – Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks Coming off a bye week after a game against the Oakland Raiders, Wilson has allowed his hamstring to rest and should be good to go against a Detroit Lions team that has shown it has a tendency to struggle against the position. Wilson hasn’t yet hit the great…
Week 3 Trade Targets – by Josh Deisinger
When the second week of the fantasy season is in the books, an owner who finds themselves in a 0-2 hole may begin to make desperate moves – such as moving stud pieces for quantity. These moves may make their roster stronger, but more than likely won’t. If, on the other hand, you are 2-0…
Week 2 Trade Targets – By Ben Barton
There are lots of things to love about fantasy football. For me, constructing a trade is one of the most enjoyable parts of the whole experience. Fun fact – last year, I somehow pieced together three separate trades in which I either received or gave away DeVante Parker – all in the same league. That’s…
Fantasy Implications: NFC East Divisional Breakdown – by Matty Daniels
New York Giants Quarterback – Eli Manning People like to talk bad about Eli and say he is a quarterback who benefits mostly from great defenses. Although true, he probably has the greatest offense he has ever had in his entire career. He has weapons all throughout his skill positions; quality and depth at wide…
3 Bold Predictions for 2018 – by Tyler Belawske
The definition of bold is showing an ability to take risks; displaying confidence and courage. In the fantasy football community, we each have an opportunity to predict what will happen in the coming year and take a stand, particularly in cases where others believe our prediction to be unlikely. Most are simple, while others are…
