In 2011, the Philadelphia Eagles were one of the busiest teams in terms of free agency and trading after the end of the lockout and before the start of the regular season, signing new blood like Nnamdi Asomugha and trading old faces in Kevin Kolb. Despite the moves and the term “Dream Team,” the Eagles […]
Fantasy Football Draft Strategies
The TLDR version goes like this, everyone else please see the articles below. Draft at least 3 running backs and 4 wide receivers before the draft is complete. Look for quarterbacks in the middle rounds then draft a tight end after you have RB, WR and QB spoken for. With your first pick a general rule of thumb that works in most leagues is to draft one of the top-5 running backs followed by one of the top-5 wide receivers. Obviously I recommend using our cheat sheets.
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Knowledge is power and preparation is key. The articles below will help new comers and vets get one step closer to that league championship.
Maurice Jones-Drew, Why You Won’t See Me Draft Him in 2012
Predicting what a player is going to do in fantasy football from year to year is starting to turn into a crap shoot. Much like trying to predict the weather next Tuesday, a player could either go off and rack up huge fantasy points, driving everyone to push him up the fantasy rankings the following […]
Fantasy Football Draft 2012: Top 5 Draft Day Mistakes To Avoid
We’re less than two weeks until the start of July and that usually means fantasy football owners are gearing up for their first drafts of the 2012 season. There are a lot of things to worry about on the BIG DAY. Are you prepared? Did you do ALL your homework on each player? These questions […]
Top Five Fantasy Football Running Back Handcuffs For 2012
One of the biggest dilemmas fantasy football owners face during fantasy football drafts are drafting handcuffs along with players who have a history of missing a game or two because of injury. Players who really aren’t known for the injury bug still have a hard time avoiding the sidelines. Last year, Adrian Peterson, who missed […]
Third Year Receivers To Target In The 2012 Fantasy Football Draft
Back around the time I started playing fantasy football (98-99), there were always articles popping up about the magical “third year” for wide receivers. In a receiver’s third year, this was when he would understand the offensive system and would play up to his fullest potential as a pro. Which meant those wide receivers with […]
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