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It’s a day that ends with “y” so the Cleveland Browns‘ quarterback situation is unsettled. The DeShone Kizer experiment ended after Cleveland’s winless 2017 season, leading the Browns to select Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield with the first overall pick. Welcome to Cleveland, @bakermayfield!https://t.co/bbrD5FV7Ye pic.twitter.com/Jhk6ZpUPGL — Cleveland Browns (@Browns) April 27, 2018 Mayfield won the Heisman Trophy […] More
Though there aren’t many fantasy assets to be found on the Miami Dolphins, there will in all likelihood be one or two guys who manage to become relevant at some point. In the past, it was Jarvis Landry who could be counted on. Now that Landry is in Cleveland, someone will have to step up […] More
The Seattle Seahawks have tried to field a big wide receiver for years. None of their various projects have worked out, so now they’ve decided to roll the dice on veteran free agent Brandon Marshall. Welcome to Seattle, @BMarshall! #GoHawks pic.twitter.com/m5MptR3P0n — Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) May 30, 2018 Marshall is second in career receiving yards […] More
One would imagine that Baltimore Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome, entering his final draft with the team, would be able to identify talent at tight end. That bodes well for South Carolina’s Hayden Hurst, whom the Ravens selected with the 25th overall pick. Welcome to the Flock, Hayden Hurst! #RavensFlock #NFLDraft pic.twitter.com/0GxPSCWpsb — Baltimore Ravens […] More
For a second straight week, my fantasy bat recommendations weren’t as impactful as I would’ve liked. Though five of the six all left the yard at least once, there wasn’t a whole lot more to speak highly of. Gleyber Torres is still an absolute stud and one that should be targeted in all leagues. Michael […] More
Half of my six fantasy arms to target last week stepped up to the plate in big ways. Joe Musgrove is now solidified within Pittsburgh’s starting rotation, and is nearly 50 percent owned. If still available on your league’s waiver sire, snag him! Ryan Yarbrough and Wade LeBlanc also put forth solid efforts in their lone […] More
Aaron Rodgers’ collarbone injury last year reminded us just how valuable he is to the Green Bay Packers. Jordy Nelson was the best example of this, as he failed to exceed 35 yards or score a touchdown once Rodgers went down. Now Nelson is gone and the race is on to replace him. One option […] More
The last few seasons have not gone as well for the Indianapolis Colts as they had hoped, thanks in large part to Andrew Luck’s injuries. But while the Colts’ quarterbacks struggled, Frank Gore quietly finished each of his three seasons in Indy as a top-20 fantasy running back. Now that Gore is back home in […] More
My fantasy bat recommendations were a mixed bag of results last week. Austin Meadows and Jesus Aguilar each made major impacts, while Brandon Crawford and Christian Villanueva were commendable. Juan Soto dazzled in his first big league start, but fizzled the remainder of the week. Travis Jankowski cooled off dramatically. Regardless, here’s another six bats […] More
Just about every fantasy arm recommended in last week’s piece made an impact if you were able to pluck them off the wire. Andrew Heaney showed well against the Yankees, while Nick Pivetta continued doing his thing. Jake Odorizzi commenced his bounceback campaign, while Ross Stripling had the best showing of the week versus the […] More
The Arizona Cardinals are going through some major changes. They’ll have a new coaching staff and a new quarterback, plus a new receiving corps outside of the immortal Larry Fitzgerald. Their new presumed slot receiver is Christian Kirk of Texas A&M, whom they selected 47th overall. Christian's coming home! Welcome to the squad, @ChristianDavon2! #CardsDraft […] More
The Chicago Bears had one of the worst passing offenses in the league in 2017 as they finished last in passing yards and tied for last in passing touchdowns. They were also last in pass attempts, suggesting this would be a horrendous situation for a receiver no matter how badly he is needed. But things […] More
