Cut Bait or Just Wait: Players You Should or Should Not Drop- Week 8
Cut Bait or Just Wait Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Photo Credit: Getty Images Should they stay or should they go? We’ll make the decision easier for you: Donnie Avery WR, Colts: And we had such high hopes. Avery burst on the scene this season with a couple of noteworthy games, but the former Ram
RWi Week 8 Matchup Tool
Week 8 Matchup Tool Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com This is a weekly tool provided by RosterWatch, designed to be a decision-making tie-breaker for gauging the defensive opponents your fantasy players face. It should optimally be used in conjunction with the snap count reference tool. The rankings are derived via a proprietary algorithm which takes into account
RWi Week 8 Waiver Wire and Free Agent Pickups
Who You Should Pick Up This Week Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Byes – Buffalo, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Houston Quarterbacks Carson Palmer, QB OAK He’s scored over 15 points in 5 out of 6 games. Palmer has been a yardage monster. Through six games he is on pace to throw for over 4,600 yards. Brandon Weeden, QB CLE
Josh Gordon Is Just a Bye Week Fill-In… For Now
Josh Gordon Is Just a Bye Week Fill-In… For Now Joe Owens, Rosterwatch.com Featured Analyst Cleveland Browns WR Josh Gordon was thrown at by Browns rookie quarterback, Brandon Weeden on nine separate occasions Sunday. End stat line for Cleveland’s rookie wide receiver: 59 yards on two receptions; with one of those receptions finding fantasy paydirt
RWi Week 8 Snap Count Tool
Week 8 Snap Count Tool Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com Here we take a look back at Week 7 to see who was on the field the most, in position to score fantasy points for their owners, and who was not. For every previous week of the 2012 season, visit our Tools section to compare and contrast
Garbage Grab: Week 7
Garbage Grab: Week 7 Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com\ Don’t be a victim in this bye week massacre. We can help. Baron Batch RB, Steelers: Rashard Mendenhall and Isaac Redman are out this week, leaving Jonathan Dwyer, Chris Rainey, and Batch to lead the rushing attack against the Bengals. Dwyer is probably scooped up by
The NFL Beat: Week 7
Check out Alex’s rundown of this week’s matchups for the Austin Chronicle by clicking the “NFL Beat” image below.
RWi Week 7 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Week 7 WR Touchdown Dependency Ratios Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Here they are. I’ve provided the data sorted by total points on the season as well as by dependency ratio. After seeing the results for several weeks, the ideal range that has emerged is 15-30% – neither touchdown dependent or deficient. Players in this range are
RWi Week 7 RB Touchdown Dependency Ratios
Which Running Backs are TD Dependent? Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Touchdown dependency can be an indicator of future inconsistency. Players who produce more organically tend to me more consistent, thus safer options. There are going to be some tough decisions to make as you finagle your bye-week lineups. This data is best used as a tiebreaker,
RWi NFL’s Most Targeted: Week 7
Week 7 Targets The Trashman, Rosterwatch.com No playing favorites here. These are the top target hogs on each team that played in week 6. Some names you’ll recognize, some you may not. Either way, these are the guys who got the most looks last week, and this might give you an indication of future targets….or
