RWi Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: NFC West

Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: NFC West Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Carson Palmer QB, Cardinals: Palmer has one of the most talent laden receiving corps in the league and perhaps the brightest offensive coaching mind in the game in Bruce Arians. Still, if there’s anyone who could screw that combo up, it’s Palmer,

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Jordan Matthews, WR Philadelphia Eagles Rookie Fantasy Spotlight

Jordan Matthews, WR Philadelphia Eagles Rookie Fantasy Spotlight Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Now officially ready for Sunday Football this season! Do it to em @jmattjmattjmatt! @VandyFootball @Eagles pic.twitter.com/xdtWJHQaoG — Tony Kemp (@tonykemp6) June 13, 2014 Anytime there is a mention of Jerry Rice, our ears perk up here at RosterWatch. It’s part of the reason we

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Jace Amaro, TE New York Jets Rookie Fantasy Spotlight

Jace Amaro, TE New York Jets Rookie Fantasy Spotlight Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Newsflash: we at RosterWatch believe in Geno Smith. However, we don’t believe quite as much in Eric Decker. This is why New York is a great landing spot for rookie tight end and former Texas Tech Red Raider Jace Amaro. Amaro was our

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Looks Like Justin Blackmon Finally Might be Trying to Get Clean

Looks Like Justin Blackmon Finally Might be Trying to Get Clean Alex Dunlap, RosterWatch.com According to the Florida-Times Union, there is some concern among teammates and those close to enigmatic Jaguars WR Justin Blackmon, an uber-talented wideout who is serving his second NFL suspension for drug use. High School football coaches, college buddies and Jags

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Fantasy Football 2014 Biggest Boom/Bust Candidates: NFC East

Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: NFC East Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Cole Beasley WR, Cowboys: Beasley has the inside route to the 3rd receiver spot in what is sure to be a high-flying Scott Linehan offense. But though a prolific system will be in place, there are a lot of mouths to feed

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Charles Sims, RB Tampa Bay Bucs Rookie Fantasy Spotlight

Charles Sims, RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rookie Fantasy Spotlight Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Having scouted Charles Sims heavily in our Senior Bowl preparation, he is a runner we are very familiar with. He reminds us most of some mixture between Donald Brown, Darren McFadden and DeMarco Murray. Many pundits thought Matt Forte was the best pre-draft

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RWi Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: AFC East

Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: AFC East Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com C.J. Spiller RB, Bills: Outside of Ray Rice, there is no back in the league with bigger boom/bust potential than Spiller. Though a dynamic talent, he has been plagued with nagging injuries, and thus, inconsistent play for his entire NFL career. The

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Johnny Football Headed For a Motorcycle-Wreck-Like Outcome

Johnny Football Headed For a Motorcycle-Wreck-Like Outcome Alex Dunlap, RosterWatch.com Johnny Manziel, from all we can tell, has yet to spend one weekend in his new home of Cleveland, a city who views the rookie quarterback as the future of its downtrodden Browns franchise. Why? He’s out “being Johnny,” the exact thing that Browns brass

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RWi 10 Reasons Why Ray Rice Represents Value in 2014 Fantasy Football Leagues

10 Reasons Why Ray Rice Represents Value in 2014 Fantasy Football Leagues Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com We have no bias towards or against Ray Rice. Certainly, we aren’t happy that he knocked his fiancee out cold in a casino elevator this offseason. However, we are always in search of fantasy football value – at just about

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Opportunity Knocks: Average Receivers in Great Fantasy Situations

Opportunity Knocks Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Every player who makes it to the NFL is a gifted individual. Of the almost 70,000 players who participate in a college football season, only 255 get drafted each year. There are more undrafted free agents for sure, but the percentage of those kids who go pro is

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