Fantasy football has gone from part-time pastime to serious business. Whether you are in a league that pays winners or you just need to show Uncle Phil that you know more about football than he does, a fantasy football draft kit could be what makes all the difference. Here are some ways a draft kit can help you. You’ll learn about sleepers and breakouts For those of us on the
By Josh Wardini Though sports fandom has slowly been slipping in the past decades, one sector within the professional sports industry has grown exponentially over the past ten years. That sector is fantasy sports (FS) and, today, is an $18 billion-dollar industry globally. FS refers to an online game played by about 20% of the entire populations of Canada and America. As revealed by FS statistics and market data, these
It’s late October. That means cooler temperatures, falling leaves, rising heating bills and pumpkin spiced everything. It also means more football and trick or treating. Everyone remembers strapping on some terribly produced plastic mask (that inevitably cracked near your mouth and continuously pinched your lips), grabbing a pillowcase and plodding door-to-door while begging for candy like the sugar fiend that you were. “Trick or treat,” you’d yell while never actually
Melvin Gordon exploded this week versus the hapless Giants and reaches the top five in total points and consistency! Consistency. Any educated fantasy owner knows that you need your Fantasy Football players to be not only good, but also consistently good! It’s a proven fact that the more consistent your Fantasy players are throughout the season, the better chance that you’ll have to win. More wins equals playoffs and playoffs
The Head-to-Head (H2H) format in Fantasy football leads to the need for consistency. If you have been playing Fantasy football for any length of time, you know how frustrating it can be to win by 30 points one week and then lose by two points the next. How many times have you been one of the highest scoring teams in the league, but you missed the playoffs by one or
The Head-to-Head (H2H) format in US fantasy sport such as Fantasy football leads to the need for consistency. If you have been playing Fantasy football for any length of time, you know how frustrating it can be to win by 30 points one week and then lose by two points the next. How many times have you been one of the highest scoring teams in the league, but you missed
The one question that I get asked every year is “Why don’t you include rookies in your consistency analysis?” My answer has always been “They’re too inconsistent.” Or “College talent doesn’t always equate to NFL talent.” That normally leads to “Well, what about Odell Beckham, Jr. or LeVeon Bell or Ezekiel Elliott?” Good point. So, I decided this year to back up my theory with facts. I accumulated the number
Bob Lung shares the most consistent quarterbacks of 2016 and his projections for 2017. Follow him @bob_lung The quarterback position for Fantasy Football purposes was easily the most waited on position to draft last year. Most of the top picks produced like Aaron Rodgers, Andrew Luck, and even, Tom Brady in his limited number of games. This tier of players has distanced themselves from the other quarterbacks. Their consistency speaks
Can the offense of the Tennessee Titans break out this season? Can their youth help you in your fantasy football league? Below are some players that may be good options. Sleeper – Derrick Henry, Running Back The #34 back off the board in most drafts, Henry has become an afterthought after most thought he would be a definite threat DeMarco Murray’s production. One year with that not being the case,
The Minnesota Viking will be a different offense. Gone is the face Adrian Peterson. Now, who will help them? Who will help you on your fantasy football team? Below are some players to consider. Sleeper – Adam Thielen, Wide Receiver It is weird to think about a sleeper pass catcher from a Sam Bradford-led offense, but here we are. Mike Zimmer turned Bradford into a pinpoint accurate QB with play
