fantasy football 2018

Last week, I touched on several players who should see a boost in 2018 fantasy football value in part because of how their new head coaches are likely to utilize them. This week, I will look at players who could be negatively affected by their new surroundings. This surely isn’t to say that any of these coaches are not qualified to lead an NFL franchise, nor does this mean that the players on this list are not draftable. It is simply to say that I believe the players below are overvalued and will disappoint fantasy owners…

It has been just over a week since the Dallas Cowboys parted ways with Dez Bryant, and the mercurial wide receiver has yet to find a landing spot. There are several reasons for this. First, the Cowboys did Bryant no favors by waiting a month into free agency to release him. Had he been let go following the season, I believe that some team (perhaps Carolina, Oakland or the Los Angeles Rams) would have attempted to acquire his services. Now Bryant finds himself on the outside looking in, as most teams have either already…

2018 NFL Draft ProFiles: Riley Ferguson Riley Ferguson is yet another Quarterback who commands some attention in this year's NFL Draft Class. He replaced Paxton Lynch as the Memphis signal caller, and despite what you think of Lynch's pro career, the replacement has been even better than Lynch was with the Tigers. He is a unique passer, but displayed solid accuracy in his two standout college seasons. While everyone focuses on the Big 6 QBs, which include the likes of Josh Allen, Mason Rudolph, and the next wave, like Kyle…

2018 NFL Draft ProFiles: Simmie Cobbs Simmie Cobbs was off to a fast start at Indiana University, when an ankle injury derailed his junior season. He returned as a senior, and put up as much promise as he had previously shown, but also seemed to be a different type of receiver. Has this made him more complete in his craft? Because Indiana didn't have a winning record, is it affecting Cobbs draft stock? He stands shoulder to shoulder with other big Wide Receivers in this draft class, like Marcell Ateman, Auden Tate, and …

2018 NFL Draft ProFiles: J'Mon Moore J'Mon Moore looks the part of an elite Wide Receiver. His production on paper holds true to that picture as well, having turned in back to back thousand yard seasons in the vaunted South East Conference. However, with such a loaded NFL Draft class at the WR position, does the Missouri product even crack the Top 10? With other big WR1 types in this class like Courtland Sutton, Equanimeous St. Brown, and Calvin Ridley, is J'Mon Moore able to convince you that he should be a high pick…