Only pick defensive tackles if your league specifically tells you to.
Unless star rookies Gerald McCoy and Ndamukong Suh revolutionize the game (ask Jake Delhomme if Suh has the power) you’re going to get more points at different positions. Continue reading ’2010 fantasy football IDP rankings: Defensive Tackles’
Outside linebackers aren’t nearly as formidable as their inside brethren, but they still provide more value than many defensive backs and all defensive linemen.
One of the top two ‘backers in the game, Jon Beason, guards the outside so young players like Chad Greenway and Brian Cushing could blossom into eventual contenders to compete with the inside backers. Continue reading ’2010 fantasy football IDP rankings: Outside linebackers’
Remember Jason Witten and how he was going to be this awesome tight end last year? He was going to go for 90 catches, 1,000 yards and 8-10 TDs.
He lived up to two thirds of those predictions but left the TDs behind. I’ve heard a lot of people say this season, in non-PPRs, that they won’t waste a high pick on Witten because they had him last year.
The crazy thing is, everyone’s picking another tight end based on a performance also heavily driven by touchdowns. That player is my top TE bust candidate in 2010. Continue reading ’2010 fantasy football busts: 3 tight ends who you might never draft again’
As the National Football League has made it easier for passing games to score, wide receivers have evened the gaps with running backs in fantasy football circles.
Many drafts have started to reflect that. WRs are going earlier and earlier. While that trend isn’t bound to end soon, it also creates a lot more bust possibilities.
Wide receivers get hurt less, but a handoff to a running back is more of a sure thing than a caught pass. There are many factors that go into a completion. How many of them go wrong and how often will determine a wide receiver’s value. Continue reading ’2010 Fantasy football busts: 5 risky wide receivers’
We know enter the final round of the mock draft. It’s the kicker round for the most part.
Here are the previous rounds:
Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 | Round 5 | Round 6 | Round 7 | Round 8 | Round 9 | Round 10 | Round 11 | Round 12
And without further ado, our final round awaits:
Continue reading ’2010 Fantasy Football Mock Draft Round 13′
Coupon clippers world-wide know the importance of finding good value, even if it is 50 cents off a bottle of toilet bowl cleaner. It isn’t so much the money saved, but the feeling of getting something at a better price than most everyone else. Sort of like fantasy football owners and their sleepers.
We’ve published more than 100 pages of exclusive fantasy football advice, strategies, rankings and … sleepers.
While there may be plenty of question about what constitutes a true “sleeper,” the common consensus is that fantasy football success is tied directly to finding good value players via your draft, trades, waiver wire moves, etc.
So, as one last series to assist our faithful readers, we polled some of our writers, asking them to give us their favorite sleeper at each position and a paragraph each explaining why. Below, we share our favorite receiver sleepers. Continue reading ‘Staff Sleepers: Chinstrap Ninja writers share their favorite 2010 receiver value players’
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