2019 Best Ball Cheat Sheet Updated to V3.0
We’ve made structural changes in a few portions of the sheet to account for the results of the 2019 NFL draft. The simple rules for using the sheet of paper to dominate your best-ball draft are the same three rules you have followed in redraft and dynasty leagues using the tool for years with a
RosterWatch PRO Podcast Episode 64: Dynasty Cheat Sheet and NFL Draft Fallout
Alex Dunlap breaks down the skeleton of V.1 of the Dynasty Rookie Cheat Sheet while also talking veteran winners and losers of the NFL draft. PRO members can stream the podcast HERE in your PRO Podcast Library section. Not a PRO Member? Sign up now, it’s quick and easy. It’s the best way to support
RosterWatch 2019 Dynasty Rookie Draft Cheat Sheet V1.0 NOW AVAILABLE!
RosterWatch Nation, Version 1.0 of RW’s legendary cheat sheet for dynasty rookie drafts is live and available for download to PRO members. Use the cheat sheet the same way you use the redraft cheat sheet. Follow the three simple rules, and an expert-quality draft is guaranteed. PRO Members can access the cheat sheet on their
Alex Dunlap’s Final 2019 NFL Mock Draft
1 Arizona Cardinals – Kyler Murray, QB Oklahoma 2 San Francisco 49ers – Nick Bosa, DE Ohio State 3 New York Jets – Quinnen Williams, DL Alabama 4 Oakland Raiders – Ed Oliver, DL Houston 5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Devin White, LB LSU 6 New York Giants – Josh Allen, OLB Kentucky 7 Jacksonville
Mike Band’s Final 2019 NFL Mock Draft
The mock is live, the picks are in, and the references are linked. What will happen during the first round the 2019 draft? A few thoughts on how the first round could play out… It would be a surprise if the top 5 does not include some combination of Kyler Murray, Nick Bosa, Ed Oliver,
PRO Trashman’s 2019 Pre-NFL Draft Rookie Running Back and Wide Receiver Rankings
These are my final rankings for the 2019 Running Back and Wide Receiver Classes. I graded 24 (RB) and 20 (WR) categories weighted on a 150-point scale including criterion such as speed, balance, body control, hands, blocking in addition to position specific abilities like separation and route running for receivers and lateral agility and short
PRO Byron Lambert’s 2019 Pre-NFL Draft Rookie Running Back and Wide Receiver Rankings
Here are my final rankings for the 2019 Running Back and Wide Receiver Classes. I grade on 20 categories weighted specifically per position on a 200-point scale. The inputs for the categories include, film work, Senior Bowl, Combine and Pro Day observation, proprietary player-tracking data, athleticism testing and home-brewed analytics. The linked rankings are the
PRO Alex Dunlap’s 2019 Pre-NFL Draft Rookie Running Back and Wide Receiver Rankings
Here are my final rankings for the incoming rookie RB and WR classes. We’ll roll out the rankings from Byron Lambert and the Trashman as well before putting out the cumulative RW Rankings at some point before the NFL draft kicks off so you can use the various materials as supplements to your draft weekend
PRO 2019 Rookie Spotlight: David Montgomery, RB Iowa State
Rookie Spotlight: David Montgomery, Iowa State Height: 5’10’’ (official) Weight: 222 lbs (official) Hands: 9 1/4” (official) Arm: 31 3/8” (official) 40 yard dash: 4.68 (Combine), 4.59 (Pro Day) NFL Comparison: Rashaad Penny, Kareem Hunt, Rueben Droughns Pros – elite contact balance – good open field vision – stops and starts on a dime Cons
2019 Best Ball Cheat Sheet Updated to v2.1
We’ve made a few tweaks to the latest update which will likely be the last before the more major moves likely to occur post-NFL draft. The simple rules for using the sheet of paper to dominate your best-ball draft are the same three rules you have followed in redraft and dynasty leagues using the tool
