Saying Hello to the New Guy: Dynasty Trade Review

This dynasty trade was made in mid-May on one of my strongest teams. The league is a 14-team non-PPR, start 1-2-2-1-1Flex-K-DST with shallow 22 man rosters and no taxi or injured reserve. I have finished in the top-3 in all three years of the league. The ...

The Art of Dynasty Trading: Midseason Buy Low and Sell High Inventory

As you enter the halfway point with your fantasy football season it is important to decide whether your team will be competing for the championship this year. In general, consider rebuilding a team if the record is worse than 3-5, or if the team has had too many ...

Bishop Sankey’s Long Road Home: Dynasty Trade Review

Bishop Sankey has been one of the players with sagging dynasty stock I have stuck up for during the 2015 offseason. I see a player whose rookie film surpassed his box score results and the Titans brought in a Round 5 rookie as the only ...

Player Spotlight: Karlos Williams

Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch go in-depth with young talent, discussing their game and how it translates to the NFL level. In each episode a single player is front-and-center for dynasty value. In this installment: Karlos Williams This premium podcast episode is for Head Coach (or higher) Subscribers only. Not ...

Karlos Williams, Devin Funchess, and Panthers-Bills NFL Preseason Observations

  Kelvin Benjamin: Tough catch in the early second quarter, but taunting afterwards. What a handful on a goal line fade. If allowed to push off like he did – good luck stopping him. Devin Funchess: Ginn, Cotchery playing ahead of him. Blown block near end of ...

10 Most Athletic Running Backs Yet to Emerge

  For a running back, athleticism is the level of engine under the hood. While the engine may lack control and the finer features of a complete car, but they can sure rev up, fly down the street, and get folks excited about the its potential. At ...

Karlos Williams: The Athletic Projection

  I rarely see Williams get drafted within the first rounds of rookie drafts (12 teams). On face value, Williams seems like a logical choice in that range with one of the highest athleticism scores among the 2015 running back draft class. His lack of pedigree ...

Rich Man, Poor Man: Karlos Williams

  Yet another way to slice data in the projection model is finding a middle ground for prospects. The phrase 'a rich man's' version or a 'poor man's' version is used quite often, but without much system in place about said use. Through the projection model, ...

UTH Rookie Draft: Mocking Round 3

  The UTH Rookie Draft continues on after a lively Round 1 installment. The second round was even more competitive for talent. Now, the 'no rules' section got moving into Round 3. In addition to the picks, we traded commentary and a few snarky comments along the ...

One Man Mock Draft: Round 4

If you need to play catch-up on this series, the other three links are provided for you below. One Man Mock Draft: Round 1 One Man Mock Draft: Round 2 One Man Mock Draft: Round 3 In the fourth and final edition of this series, I will discuss the ...

Best Ball Dynasty Startup Journey Part 6: Final Frontier

  This startup draft series continues as teams build their important core rosters. Read up on the format of the league (dynasty best ball), scoring, and opening rounds of draft commentary and analysis here: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 With 15 rounds in the books, it is ...

Karlos Williams: Athleticism v. Production

  Karlos Williams, if he was not on the mainstream dynasty minds before the NFL Combine, he certainly got there with an impressive 4.48 40-time at 230 pounds. Size Matters The 'big man that can move' category for running backs is a legit one as the age of the ...