Welcome back to the ongoing series about how to rebuild a dynasty football team. In the first part of Dynasty Rehab, I reviewed the former orphan team, analyzed the league, and assessed the strategies to maximize my assets’ value. In this segment, I will begin reconstructing the team via trades and waivers. To rebuild a team […]
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Having George Kittle and Darren Waller in a tight-end premium league is a massive bonus with a top-heavy positional landscape. Both tight ends are currently viewed as Top 5 at the position and should provide a solid return if/when I decide to move them to help rebuild.
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owever, a couple of New England’s wideouts have started to make some noise. From Week 7-12, Bourne has gone 24/341/3 while also adding 50 yards on the ground—good for WR13 over that stretch. In addition, Jakobi Meyers has put up a similar stat line of 23/274/1 (WR28) during that same stretch.
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Maybe it was by design, and perhaps it’s just bad luck, and you haven’t caught many breaks. Either way, the season is not going as you planned, and you’ve decided to build for the future. Whether you’re tearing it down to the studs, or just trying to acquire some assets to rebuild before the trade […]
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Buffalo is on the bye this week and returns to a cakewalk of a schedule with Miami, Jacksonville, and New York (Jets) combining for three wins so far this year. The game script will likely move to a run-heavy approach with the Bills holding the lead, but with the weak defenses they’ll be facing, points should be easy to come by.
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Even when Tua returns, a rib injury is long-term and i aggravated pretty easily. He should take the reigns back from Jacoby Brissett upon his return, though. Brissett has gone 56/89 for 384 yards (trying to wrap my head around 4.3 yards per attempt) and an INT. He also added in a rushing touchdown in Week 3, but it’s likely not enough to keep the job from Tagovailoa at this point.
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The sample size is small, but in his ten games in 2020, Harris had 137 carries for 691 yards and two touchdowns in an offense where the quarterback averaged 9+ carries a game. So it should be no problem for Harris to jump from 13.7 carries per game to 15, which would get him to 255 carries over a 17-game season. His career 5.04 yards per carry pace brings him to 1,275 yards.
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While all types of drafts have their advantages and disadvantages, one of my favorite drafts is my 14-Team Auction league each year. Why are auction drafts so great? Simple, you can get whoever you want (outside of keepers). If there is a guy you have planted your flag on for the upcoming season, there’s no hoping that he drops to you or trying to figure out if he’ll last until your next pick. So spend the money and get your guy.
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Over the last five years, 24 quarterbacks who finished as a QB1 were drafted outside the top 12 (40-percent hit rate). This hit rate projects we can find four to five quarterbacks that end as QB1s. However, how will we identify which quarterbacks hold hidden value, and which are ranked lower for good reason?
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One of the most significant factors in fantasy football success is finding value while minimizing risk. With a plethora of information available, it’s essential to find an edge. Breakout candidates are one of those edges, but players who could regress are equally as important.
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