Revamping the Red Zone: Mining Dynasty Value for 2015, AFC West Edition

  The red zone in the NFL is where fantasy football matchups are won and lost and dynasty value is mined. Championships are built, or torn down, as a team marches towards the end zone. Here is a breakdown of the Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, ...

Martavis Bryant: Avoiding a Landmine? (Free Article)

Martavis Bryant was a 4th round selection by the Steelers in the 2014 NFL Draft after being long overshadowed by Clemson teammate Sammy Watkins. Bryant was relatively quiet until week 7 of the 2014 NFL Season and he ended the regular season with 26 catches ...

Stefon Diggs: Another Marqise Lee…or Not?

Stefon Diggs was once a highly-regarded prospect. After a strong 18-year-old season to open his Maryland career in terms of weighted-market share, he faded to the finish with two seasons that did not match his lofty initial expectations. Now, Diggs is a part of the ...

25 Years of Phenom Wide Receivers

Michael Clayton and a few other wide receivers are brought up consistently by the anti-Odell Beckham at 1.01 crowd as we look ahead to 2015. One part of my gluttonous excel database includes an age curve for wide receivers dating back to the early 1990s. ...

2014 Redraft Master Plan: Wide Receivers

Fantasy football is officially in full swing. Real (well, preseason) games are up and running and the depth chart and injuries news is humming like a vintage hot rod engine. A heavy majority of the content here at UTHDynasty is for keeper and dynasty leagues ...

Cordarrelle Patterson, Percy Harvin, and the 2014 Search for an Undervalued WR1

Years ago I started looking for trends and commonalities with the surprise wide receiver performers. My criteria was that a receiver needed to outperform their positional ADP rank by at least 10 spots and finish as a WR1. We are looking for impact players and, ...

NFC East: Red Zone Report

Continuing the look around the NFC at red zone and goal line data, here are the NFC East teams: Catch up on the NFC West, NFC South, and NFC North as well. Dallas Cowboys DeMarco Murray, as he should, dominated the backfield work in the red zone. He ...

Weekly Dynasty Challenge: Shopping Randall Cobb

Welcome to your Weekly Dynasty Challenge here at UTHdynasty.com. What the weekly challenge is designed to do is make you step out of your comfort zone, try some different strategies and become a better dynasty owner. The whole reason we started this site was to ...

NFL Draft Class Comparison: Wide Receivers

As I dig into the wide receiver position, be sure to check out the tight end position and running back positions over the next few days. Throughout the offseason I have been adamant that the 2014 wide receiver crop of rookies, top-to-bottom is the best ...

April’s Biggest Startup ADP Movers: WR Riser Edition

Offseason Startup ADP is a vital datapoint for dynasty owners and Ryan McDowell (@RyanMc23) is the oracle of the ADP collection over at dynastyleaguefootball.com. Check out the full ADP goodness here. One thing I look at month-to-month is the %change for each player. A 10-spot jump ...

Dynasty Downers: Don’t Be That Guy

There is a guy in almost every league that absolutely drives you insane. You know exactly who I'm talking about - the Dynasty Downer. He makes the league a little less fun for everybody. So what I've decided to do was make a "Don't Be ...

UTH Bargain Bin – Wide Receivers

Every offseason, the market cools on certain players. There could be a number of reasons for their fall from grace, such as injuries, a bad season, lack of playing time and off the field issues. Obviously not everyone who meets that criteria fall onto buy ...

Jordy Nelson: Problem, or Solution?

The incoming rookie class is not normal by any sense of the word. In fact, most of the players you will be drafting in the back half of the first round, would be top five picks in most years. We can thank a record number of ...