Senior Bowl Spotlight: Garrett Grayson, QB Colorado State – 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’2″ Weight: 220 Pounds NFL Comparison: Mark Sanchez Scouting Notes After racking up 10 wins during the 2014 season, Colorado State QB Garret Grayson is on the NFL draft radar and has accepted an invitation to play in the 2015 Senior Bowl. It’s a smart move. We can’t think of a quarterback we’ve scouted
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Vince Mayle, WR Washington State – 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 220 40 yard dash: 4.55 (projected) NFL Comparison: Alshon Jeffery Scouting Notes: Mayle (pronounced MAY-lee) was a player who Washington State went to early and often, game after game in 2014. He was clearly a tone-setting player, integral to Mike Leach’s offensive game plan. Mayle being established as a presence and an
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Shane Carden, QB East Carolina University- 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’2″ Weight: 220 Pounds NFL Comparison: Tyler Wilson Scouting Notes Shane Carden is a three-year college starter out of East Carolina University, who has accepted an invitation to play in the 2015 Senior Bowl. As we do annually in preparation for our trip to Mobile, Al., we’ve started breaking down college film of each
DECLASSIFIED: Fantasy Football Debrief Heading Into 2015
As usual, it has been a crazy roller-coaster of a season in fantasy football (and the real world) for 2014. About a million things happened that nobody saw coming. Who saw Delanie Walker or Coby Fleener as legit TE1s before the season? Cam Newton, who has been a fantasy stud, was only the 16th best
Senior Bowl Spotlight: Kevin White, WR West Virginia- 2015 NFL Draft
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 210 lbs 40 yard dash: 4.49 (projected) NFL Comparison: Larry Fitzgerald Scouting Notes: White had only two years at WVU, as a transfer from Lackawanna College, but in that time he became the university’s best receiver by leaps and bounds. After an unassuming 2013 season, that was partly to blame on a
RWi RosterWatch Week 16 Fantasy Football Touchdown Dependency Tools
Ladies and Gentleman, we present you with the Touchdown Dependency Metrics for the Top 50 fantasy running backs and wide receivers through the first 15 weeks of the season. If you have questions about the importance of this metric, please ask in the comments section below.
RWi RosterWatch Week 16 Matchup Tool
This is a proprietary weekly tool provided by RosterWatch. It is designed to be a decision-making tool for gauging the defensive opponents your fantasy players face. If you are new to this, our time-tested, most popular tool, the instructions couldn’t be simpler, and can be found below. To use the tool, think about your fantasy
RosterWatch Week 16 Big Tool: Game Books, Snap Counts, Targets and Stats
As always for Weeks 15 and 16, with the number of fantasy teams eliminated from playoff contention leading to less turnover on the waiver wire and the need for deeper digging and research, we simply here provide links to the entire official NFL game books used for our weekly Big Tool metrics. This was suggested
The Fantasy Fallout: Coming Into Week 16
There’s only one more week of fantasy for many of us (if you’re playing in leagues with a Week 17 championship, please remedy that next season), and while it’s been emotionally and sometimes physically draining, depending on your buy-in, it’s been worth every minute. Here are some of my thoughts on yesterday’s game with implications
Trashman’s Garbage Grab: Week 15
I had second thoughts about posting the Grab this week, as It’s down to the semi-finals in most leagues, and you don’t want to take chances if you don’t have to. But, some folks do have to, and there are probably quite a few others in RW nation who are down to their daily leagues anyway. That
