Fantasy Football

Last week we dove into the top 10 fantasy football rookie rankings for 2018. Now it's time to take a look at NFL rookie rankings 11-20. Just like the first version, guys are very likely to hurdle others as battles are won and lost throughout camp and preseason.You'll notice there are more wide receivers in in this range, including a couple tight ends. Keep in mind these are rookie rankings for redraft purposes and most of the wideouts have very little appeal in those types of formats. I've highlighted in the write-ups…

Pursuing a professional football dream is a big challenge, and the road gets even tougher for those players who find themselves on the outside of the league looking in after the NFL Draft every year.Life as an undrafted free agent has no guarantees. You could never get signed by a team. You could blow out a knee and be cut immediately. You could outperform a draftee in camp, but still get let go because the team has money invested in the other guy. The success stories for undrafted players are few and far between.…

The talent disparity at the NFL level is not as wide as one would believe. Oftentimes, success comes down to teams finding coaches who can maximize talent and put players in the best positions to succeed. This often carries over into fantasy football as well. NFL coaching changes can have a much larger impact than most people realize.We don’t need to look beyond what Sean McVay did last season for the Los Angeles Rams. Heading into the year, the Rams offense was, well, offensive. They ranked last in the NFL in points in…

Fantasy Football: Old Faces, New Places: Wide Receivers Most of the wide receivers below you'll recognize from the 2014 draft class: Sammy Watkins, Brandin Cooks, Jordan Matthews, Paul Richardson, Allen Robinson, Jarvis Landry, Donte Moncrief, John Brown and Ryan Grant. All of them, including Allen Hurns and Albert Wilson, who were signed in 2014 as undrafted free agents, will put on a new jersey in 2018. For some wide receivers, this will be their third NFL team already due to trades (Watkins, Cooks, and  Matthews).…

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…