RWi RB Reliability Ratings

Reliability Ratings – Top 15 RB Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Reliability is a key component to the fantasy running back. A highly desired trait, especially in your studs. Guys who don’t lay eggs. Guys who don’t disappoint. This is a measure of fantasy floor. Information critical to building a competitive roster. Here is a reliability analysis

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RWi The Boom/Bust Ratio: Top 15 RBs

RW Top 15 RBs – Boom or Bust? Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com When you boil it down, Fantasy Football is a week to week proposition. You need players that can single-handedly win your weekly matchups. You need players that don’t cost you weekly matchups. The players who do both are your studs. While recently conducting an

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Is Demaryius Thomas on Your Fantasy Radar?

Is Demaryius Thomas on Your Fantasy Radar? Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com He should be. Demaryius Thomas might be the most intriguing WR prospect in this year’s fantasy football draft. Most fans probably remember Thomas for his spectacular walk off 80 yard touchdown from Tim Tebow to defeat the Steelers in the wildcard round of the 2011

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Draft Jimmy Graham Very Early

TEs Graham, Gronkowski Both Warrant First-Round Fantasy Consideration Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com One of the few surefire ways to gain a big weekly advantage this year is to draft tight ends Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski. Draft them early. They will both produce huge fantasy numbers. Expect 12-15 points/game with an amazing upside for 25 points.

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The Frank Gore Headache

Are Frank Gore’s Best Days Behind Him? Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com It’s a common ailment. Sometimes debilitating, more commonly very irritating. Persistent discomfort is the trademark symptom. The fantasy diagnosis is a “Frank Gore Headache”. If you have one you know it. The anticipatory anxiety that comes with it is compounding. A sickening malady for sufferers.

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Jeff Fisher Crop Dusts The Competition

Jeff Fisher and The Rams Are Making Things Nasty in St. Louis Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com It was rumored this Spring, via (now deleted) tweets that new Rams HC Jeff Fisher introduced himself to St. Louis by gratuitously crop dusting a local bar establishment. We at RW have friends, who will not be named here, in

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Is Steven Jackson a 4th Round Fantasy Draft Pick?

Is Steven Jackson a 4th Round Fantasy Draft Pick? Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com We currently have Steven Jackson ranked as our preseason #14 RB. Factor in at least 8 QBs and 15 WRs I am more affectionate for, and do the math. There are 36 players I like better than Steven Jackson as we head into

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Mark Ingram’s Stock is Falling. Time to Take Advantage

Saints 2nd Year RB Represents Value in Fantasy Drafts Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com Photo Credit A bruised heel. I put it on par with turf toe, plantar fascia and the like. Basically, the types of injuries that we, as idiotic fans, cannot begin to comprehend regarding pain and discomfort. “It is a bruise. Play on it.

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RB Top 60: Fantasy Points Per Snap, Points Per Touch

FANTASY FOOTBALL: RB Top 60: Fantasy Points Per Snap, Points Per Touch Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com Photo Credit Here we examine fantasy running back productivity versus playing time volume, and as a ratio between 2011 snaps played and total touches. These are not our RB Rankings. These Are. This a a reference tool to help in

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Economics 101: Opportunity Cost and Fantasy Football

Economics 101: Opportunity Cost and Fantasy Football Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com Even though some might say I triple majored in beer drinking, clam hunting, and experimental smoking techniques, I somehow slipped out of college with a degree in economics. Maybe that’s why this subject seems natural to me; but apparently not everyone finds the concept of

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