Prior to the 2012 fantasy football season, I posted a brief overview of a new fantasy football league strategy to help keep leagues competitive throughout the season (you can find Full Article »
As I was sitting down to write my third installment for the Sophomore Slump (Busters) trilogy involving the wide receiver rookie class; I found it very difficult to justify a Full Article »
When supremely talented wide receivers are moved to the slot with more frequency, we’re excited about their usage becoming slightly less predictable. When a guy like Greg Little moves to Full Article »
With the Super Bowl in the books, I appreciate you taking the time to check out the final Scoring Settings Analysis piece for 2012 before your annual fake sports hibernation Full Article »
It’s tough to convince fantasy owners that Stevie Johnson’s impending move to the slot position in the Buffalo Bills’ offense is as fantasy relevant as Reggie Wayne’s 2012 slot success Full Article »
Hello fake footballers and welcome to the second installment of Scoring Settings Analysis for the 2012 NFL season. The last time around, we looked at how the fantasy rankings of Full Article »
Good day all you fake footballers and ships at sea. I’ve got some footbally news just below here so read it and then forward it to ten of your friends Full Article »
My new Pro Football Focus premium stats subscription has allowed me to delve further into several position players whose talent I like and find numbers to back me up. Part Full Article »
Last season Ryan Mathews waged a war against my fantasy teams. It wasn’t until last week, when I killed him in my Fake Football debut article that I was finally Full Article »
In a league where quarterbacks have captured the spotlight, elite running backs have become increasingly scarce and more valuable than ever. With dual-back systems becoming an integral part of many Full Article »
Jermichael Finley. Chris Johnson. Jeremy Maclin. DeAngelo Williams. A dreadful list of names that have one thing in common: They were all dead to me on draft day this year. Full Article »
The concept and foundation of the phenomenon we call fantasy football first originated in a Manhattan hotel room in 1962. The simple logic that is the baseline of the “game” Full Article »
