How to Use the 2018 RosterWatch Cheat Sheets in Auctions
Many of you have asked about how to use the cheat sheet in auction drafts. It is actually a perfectly suitable format for using the sheet, so we’ve created this simple set of auction instructions to go with the Auction Sheets now available in your downloads section. Remember, this set of instructions is different from
RosterWatch “Original” Ultimate Draft Cheat V.1.0 (Standard/.5 PPR) is NOW AVAILABLE for Download
RosterWatch Nation, the time has come to once again dominate your fantasy drafts. The original epic three-step cheat sheet is now available for download to RosterWatch PRO members. Most of you have used the Cheat Sheet in previous seasons and you know it’s the simplest, most effective and most easy-to-use fantasy football draft tool on
RosterWatch Podcast Episode 98: WR Strength of Schedule and DraftKings Week 1 Pricing First-Look
Alex Dunlap hosts solo and talks about the latest WR/CB strength of schedule matchup tool at RosterWatch and also gives his early first thoughts on DraftKings Week 1 pricing. Please consider supporting the podcast by purchasing a PRO membership at RosterWatch.com and subscribing, rating and reviewing wherever you listen. Stream the podcast here on RosterWatch
2018 RosterWatch Ultimate Draft Cheat Sheet (PPR) Updated to V2.5
RosterWatch Nation, the time has come to once again dominate your fantasy drafts. The original epic three-step cheat sheet is now available for download to RosterWatch PRO members. Most of you have used the Cheat Sheet in previous seasons and you know it’s the simplest, most effective and most easy-to-use fantasy football draft tool on
2018 Projected WR/CB Matchup Individual Strength of Schedule Rankings (Top 50)
This tool is useful for identifying what receivers may benefit the most from facing the worst cornerbacks in projected individual matchups (as opposed to the unit matchups highlighted in the other tools) and who may have trouble with a schedule featuring more talented corners in coverage. Click here to go to your downloads section and
RosterWatch Podcast Episode 97: The David Johnson ADP Debate
Alex Dunlap and Byron Lambert discuss David Johnson’s ADP in 2018 redraft leagues along with a host of other fantasy football topics. Please consider supporting the podcast by purchasing a PRO membership at RosterWatch.com and subscribing, rating and reviewing wherever you listen. Stream the podcast here on RosterWatch by clicking here, or you can also
RosterWatch Podcast Episode 96: Keke Coutee and the Must-Handcuff RBs
Alex Dunlap and the Trashman talk about Keke Coutee’s ADP in 2018 dynasty rookie leagues and unveil Trashman’s “Must-Handcuff” RBs for 2018 redraft formats from his newest handcuff tool at RosterWatch.com. Please consider supporting the podcast by purchasing a PRO membership at RosterWatch.com and subscribing, rating and reviewing wherever you listen. Stream the podcast here
RosterWatch Podcast Episode 95: The Josh Doctson/Chris Thompson Pickle
Alex Dunlap and Byron Lambert answer a tough keeper question from a PRO member at RosterWatch involving Josh Doctson and Chris Thompson and touch on a host of other fantasy football topics. Please consider supporting the podcast by purchasing a PRO membership at RosterWatch.com and subscribing, rating and reviewing wherever you listen. Stream the podcast
2018 Initial Strength of Schedule, Fast-Start and Fantasy Playoff Schedule Tool: RBs
Longtime favorites of many in RosterWatch Nation is the Strength of Schedule and associated Fast-Start and Playoff Schedule tools. The tool is simple-to-use and designed to be an intuitive tie-breaking tool when faced with tough decisions in mock drafts while preparing for draft day. PRO MEMBERS: CLICK HERE TO GO TO YOUR DOWNLOADS SECTION TO
PRO Trashman’s 2018 Fantasy RB Handcuff Tool
A few years back, one of our PRO members asked in the comments section of an article for a running back handcuff tool to use in drafts as a supplement to the cheat sheet. Since, we have made this little sheet every year as a quick reference. Here, I’ve taken the top 25-or-so running backs
