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The Curious Case of Charles Sims

  Since his entry into the league in 2014 the fantasy opinions about Charles Sims have been all over the map. In fact you’d be hard pressed to find a running back who’s stock has seen more of a phantom rise and fall than his has. ...

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The clunky nature of downloading audio content from UTHDynasty.com has been a speed bump in the opening months of the added features. You had to go into each individual post and download them or stream them. While still not perfect, now there is a far ...

Maurice Jones-Drew: Fantasy Farewell

  As Maurice Jones-Drew (MJD) hangs up his NFL cleats, here is a look back at his dynasty fantasy football career: Maurice Jones-Drew: The Prospect Back in 2006, MJD was a Round 2 NFL Draft pick. The projection model was a big fan with an overall score of ...

Chris Matthews: Buy-In or Sell-Off?

Chris Matthews was not a well-known entity prior to his massive Super Bowl effort against the Patriots. This was his 4th NFL season, but not his first time on the dynasty radar. However, Chris Matthews is on at least 95% of dynasty waiver wires and ...

Early 2015 IDP Rookie Mock Draft: Round 1

I gathered some of the top IDP analysts try to get a handle on the 2015 defensive rookies. We will use this extremely early IDP rookie mock draft to help us start gauging perception and value of the incoming defensive players. For this league I went ...

Is Dorial Green-Beckham the Next Cordarrelle Patterson?

Looking back at recent NFL Draft classes in the projection model is a hobby of mine. Where were the caution flags? Where did we need to take a stand? One thing about the 2013 wide receiver class was the questionable scores of Tavon Austin, Cordarrelle Patterson, ...

Kevin White: Early Comparable Prospects

Kevin White has been one of the more stable wide receivers of the 2015 NFL Draft class, rarely straying from the top-half of Round 1 in early rookie drafts. Like DeVante Parker, Kevin White has the height that dynasty owners crave and is projected as ...

Dominique Hayden: Small School, Big Upside

One of the calling cards of UTHDynasty is going deep. Not deep like who is the third-string running back on an NFL depth chart, or even a practice squad player, but small school 'no one is uttering his name' prospect deep. One name I brought ...

Melvin Gordon: Underwhelming First Round Running Back

The projection model data can be sifted and sorted in a myriad of ways. One way to diagnosis the strength of a particular prospect is through historical NFL Draft data. Melvn Gordon is projected to be a first round NFL Draft pick as of late-January ...

Addressing Anti-UTH Arguments: League Stability

With a non-mainsteam (for now) view on the dynasty fantasy football playground, I have heard plenty of opposing views to the strategy I began spouting back in 2011 on the BlogTalkRadio 1.0 version of the Under the Helmet podcast. An awareness of the argument against ...

Kasen Williams: Full of Sound and Fury

Kasen Williams started out his Washington college football career with promise and the projection model profile matched. Williams had one of the bigger market share production fades in recent memory, however, which turned a positive outlook back in 2012 to a cloudy fantasy football picture ...

Mike Davis: Early Comparable Prospects

Mike Davis declared for the 2015 NFL Draft out of the University of South Carolina. Here is the early projection model data: Mike Davis: Relatively Young At 22.5 years old for Week 1 of his rookie season, Davis earns an above-average mark by age. Staying an extra ...

Ameer Abdullah: Stuck in the Middle

Ameer Abdullah is one of the running backs I look forward to studying on tape more than most of the 2015 NFL Draft prospects. Nebraska games were not a major part of my college football viewership this season and with 145 total yards per game ...

Donatella Luckett: Rarified Air

Small school prospects are my favorite profiles of the pre-draft process. The odds are already stacked against a college player hidden at a school that few, even diehard football fans, could identify the state in which it is located. Players emerge on a regular basis ...

UTH Film Session #1: Tevin Coleman

Welcome to the latest project here at UTHDynasty.com, film sessions featuring Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch digging in and watching tape together. In the first installment, Chad and Doug evaluate Tevin Coleman, Indiana running back in the 2015 NFL Draft process, against Ohio State in ...

David Cobb: Early Comparable Prospects

David Cobb is one of the lost names amongst the glamor running back prospects in the 2015 NFL Draft class. However, Cobb could end up as a solid value in the mid-rounds for both an NFL team and dynasty owners. https://twitter.com/BMHolstein3/status/556549593870397440 Production The production scores in the projection ...

Addressing Anti-UTH Arguments: Do You Ever Play to Win?

With a non-mainsteam (for now) view on the dynasty fantasy football playground, I have heard plenty of opposing views to the strategy I began spouting back in 2011 on the BlogTalkRadio 1.0 version of the Under the Helmet podcast. An awareness of the argument against ...

2015 NFL Draft: All-Star Game Metric Movers

Here are a few highlights of the projection model shifts from the official measurements coming in with the Shrine game and Senior Bowl: Running Backs David Cobb: Confirmed his big-bodied frame at 229 pounds and 9.4" hands checks that box with an average score. David Johnson: Shorter than ...