Devonta Freeman, RB Atlanta Falcons Rookie Fantasy Spotlight
Devonta Freeman, RB Atlanta Falcons Rookie Fantasy Spotlight Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Devonta Freeman out of Florida State is a running back with the skills to play on all three downs in the NFL. Of the prospects that we scouted live over the course our spring RosterWatch Pro Day Tour, Freeman was one of our favorites.
RWi Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: AFC North
Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: AFC North Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Ray Rice RB, Ravens: Rice and Arian Foster are arguably the biggest boom/bust running back candidates in the NFl this season. Rice has a harder year ahead of him though, as he will probably miss at least the first three games of
Bishop Sankey, RB Tennessee Titans Rookie Fantasy Spotlight
Bishop Sankey, RB Tennessee Titans Rookie Fantasy Spotlight Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com This year’s NFL rookie running back class was heavily divided between big bruisers, and the more dynamic medium-sized types like Bishop Sankey. Who along with Tre Mason, was at the top of our NFL Draft Prospect Rankings within that positional sub-group. We’ve told you
Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: NFC North
Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: NFC North Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Jay Cutler QB, Bears: In a pass friendly offensive scheme, joined by a superstar supporting cast, Jay Cutler is primed to blow up this season. His QB coach Matt Cavanaugh has lauded Cutler’s progress this offseason, noticing a new found attention to fundamentals
RWi RosterWatch Pre-Training Camp Top 125 Fantasy Football Rankings
RosterWatch Pre-Training Camp Top 125 Fantasy Football Rankings Staff Rankings, Rosterwatch.com There’s a tiny sliver of light beginning to illuminate the end of the tunnel. Training camps start in a month. Extreme fantasy degenerates have already started running mock drafts. In other words, it’s time to unveil our (admittedly very early) first version of the
RWi Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: AFC West
Fantasy’s Biggest Boom or Bust Candidates: AFC West Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Emmanuel Sanders WR, Broncos: Sanders comes into Denver this season as arguably the fourth option in the Bronco passing game. The “replacement” for Eric Decker, the former Steeler was sitting pretty as a player who could play on the inside and outside,
RWi More Two-TE Sets From Gary Kubiak Put Crockett Gilmore on the Dynasty Radar
More Two-TE Sets From Gary Kubiak Put Crockett Gilmore on the Dynasty Radar Alex Dunlap, RosterWatch.com Listeners of RosterWatch have heard for months on the Sirius XM airwaves that we expect a bounce-back year out of Ravens RB Ray Rice, due in large part to the integration of new OC Gary Kubiak’s offense, a run-oriented
Packers Rookie TE Richard Rodgers Has Veteran Brandon Bostick Worried About His Job
Packers Rookie TE Richard Rodgers Has Veteran Brandon Bostick Worried About His Job Alex Dunlap, RosterWatch.com One of the most potentially fruitful positional plays in fantasy is that of an athletic, pass-catching tight end attached to Aaron Rodgers’ arm. The Packers’ selection of Richard Rodgers of Cal in the 2014 NFL draft gave fantasy owners
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,
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
