Each week I will be discussing the fantasy stock watch. The stock watch article will help the fantasy owner decide who they should be looking to clear room for and who may be on their way out the door. Each player has a grade and definition. Stock risers will be graded

Each week I will be discussing the fantasy stock watch. The stock watch article will help the fantasy owner decide who they should be looking to clear room for and who may be on their way out the door. Each player has a grade and definition. Stock risers will be graded

Week 4 brought us some newcomers to the list. Players such as Stefon Diggs got an opportunity due to injuries while others made another week happen as they have all season. You don’t have to go far to see DeAndre Hopkins as a primary example of that situation. Players such as

Each week I will be discussing the fantasy stock watch. The stock watch article will help the fantasy owner decide who they should be looking to clear room for and who may be on their way out the door. Each player has a grade and definition. Stock risers will be graded

Below are positional rankings for the 19-game early slate of DraftKings contests on Saturday with some commentary along the way. Keep in mind that salary has a giant impact on a player’s ranking. 

My Quick Takes: Only one Patriot made the week three list. I like what Steve Smith Sr has done in the last two weeks, but he fell off last year, and I expect the same. Tampa Bay finally remembered they have Mike Evans on the roster. When Bradon Marshall isn’t

Week 2 saw some names fall off the map while others are first-time entrants. Players such as Greg Olsen and Allen Robinson were welcome sights. Others such as Michael Crabtree may find a way to stay on the target list and veteran Ted Ginn has made it two straight weeks. Under

Each week I will be tracking approximately the top 50 overall players in targets. The reason I focus on targets is that it gives a true representation how well your wide receiver may do during the season. It has a consistency aspect to it that reception totals just don’t bring.

Avoiding busts is the key to victory in fantasy leagues. The earlier you pick a player that busts, the more you have to make up for in the long term. I’ve laid out a four-player bust map that incorporates players that could be starters in a twelve-team fantasy league. I will

When looking at the tight end group I noticed that there is not a whole lot in the pantry to choose from. Unless you want to make a high selection on a Gronkowski or Graham, we will need to start developing our sleeper list, which will be even more necessary