RosterWatch Waiver Wire Cheat Sheet: Week 7
Winning fantasy football means being active on the weekly waiver wire. You have to be, as the season morphs before our very eyes from week to week in dramatic fashion. It’s nearly impossible to go coast to coast in any competitive league with the team you drafted. What this means is, every week you need
The Fantasy Fallout: Coming Into Week 7
Welcome to the wacky, wild world of the NFL. We all should be used to it by now, but I’m surprised every week by the rollercoaster like nature of fantasy production this season. There are going to be a lot of 7-6 and maybe even 6-7 teams that make the playoffs this year. Here are
RosterWatch Week 7 Big Tool – Snap Counts, Targets and Touches
This is a weekly tool provided by RosterWatch. Here you can find snap-count percentage data, targets and touches for fantasy-relevant players across most every offensive-scoring format. The RosterWatch Big Tool will be updated through the day on Mondays and Tuesdays as we input the data from the games into next week’s rankings projections. The Waiver
Trashman’s Garbage Grab: Week 6
This week is the time to shine for waiver wire dumpster diamonds, and I have a slew of them to polish off this week. These guys are great fill-ins in deeper and daily leagues in week 6. Dexter McCluster RB, Titans: Bishop Sankey is the new hotness in Tennessee this week, but I have
Cut Bait or Just Wait? Who To Drop, Who To Keep in Fantasy for Week 6
Each of us has that player on our team that has a big name – or a stellar performance just under the surface – that is keeping them on our rosters. Things change quickly in fantasy though, and the key is to know when to disregard the pedigree and move on to new blood or
RosterWatch Computer Love: Week 6
It was a cockamamie return for the RW Computer in Week 5, and trust us, he’s been disciplined. Engineers from Belize apparently misfired his circuitry during his flight back home for the NFL season. As ashamed as he is for recommending Allen Hurns as a WR1 option in Week 5, he hasn’t been doing much
RWi Week 6 Wide Receiver Touchdown Dependency Tool
The Wide Receiver Touchdown Dependency metrics for Week 6 are in. What a top 50 list it is. When projecting a prospect’s long-term value versus current performance, generally, non touchdown-dependent players are more reliable in terms of continuing to produce at current levels on a consistent basis. If you have questions about the importance of
RWi Week 6 Running Back Touchdown Dependency Tool
Ladies and Gentleman, we present you with the Touchdown Dependency Metrics for the Top 50 fantasy running backs through the first five weeks of the season. When projecting a prospect’s long-term value versus current performance, generally, non touchdown-dependent players are more reliable in terms of continuing to produce at current levels on a consistent basis.
Trapasso’s Finest Fantasy Matchups: Week 6
T.Y. Hilton vs. Texans secondary Reggie Wayne and Andre Johnson are the established, potential future Hall of Famers in this AFC South showdown, but let’s examine third-year pro T.Y. Hilton. He’ll move around in the Colts offense, and don’t be surprised to see him in the slot on occasion where there’s more room for him
DECLASSIFIED: Branden Oliver Week 6 Fantasy Outlook vs. Raiders
The running back situation around the league got flipped on its head in the first five games of the 2014 season. DeMarco Murray has the most fantasy points in the league. Marshawn Lynch, Le’Veon Bell and Arian Foster are running roughshod. Meanwhile, Eddie Lacy, Jamaal Charles and LeSean McCoy are getting outperformed by the likes
