Monday September 14, 2015 Minnesota Vikings @ San Francisco 49ers This could be a low-scoring affair. While the 49ers’ defense clearly isn’t what it once was, it may not be as terrible as people think. At the same time, as great as everyone expects Teddy Bridgewater to be, it’s still

Monday September 14, 2015 Philadelphia Eagles @ Atlanta Falcons This will be one the most closely watched fantasy games of the week. This one is sure to be a shootout in the Georgia Dome. We all know about Chip Kelly’s high-powered offense and how Matt Ryan and company move the

Everybody knows to start Eddie Lacy, Andrew Luck and Julio Jones. In this article we will be covering deep sleepers. Guys that a lot of people may be able to find on their waiver wire. If you’re desperate for an emergency play or a cheap DFS option, this is where

Thursday September 10, 2015 Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots Opening night is finally here! A certain Randy Marsh meme comes to mind when I think about a new football season. We have Tom Brady versus Ben Roethlisberger on the prime time stage. After all we’ve put up with this offseason,

Quarterbacks Ryan Tannehill, MIA You may consider last year a breakout season for Tannehill, as he did finish as the fantasy QB8. However, this is the year he’ll separate himself from the pack of mediocre, borderline QB1/QB2s. He has been outstanding in training camp and has consistently improved in each

1. Rob Gronkowski, NE Gronk is clearly the top tight end, and this one doesn’t require a ton of explanation. He’s bigger, stronger, faster and better. Gronk was on a snap count for the majority of last season and was used somewhat sparingly. He caught 82 passes for 1,124 yards

1. Antonio Brown, PIT Brown was far and away the best fantasy wideout in 2014. He totaled a ludicrous 129 receptions, 1,698 yards and 13 TDs. He was also the model of consistency. Brown had zero games with less than five receptions. Brown had zero games with less than 70

1. Le’Veon Bell, PIT Bell was the NFL’s official Fantasy MVP last year. He racked up 2,215 yards from scrimmage and scored 11 touchdowns. More than 850 of those yards came courtesy of his 83 receptions. He had an incredible run of three games down the stretch with at least 200 yards and a

1. Andrew Luck Luck is clear-cut QB1 in my eyes. He’s just 25 years old and coming off a season in which he threw the ball 616 times for 4,761 yards and 40 touchdowns. He also added 274 yards and three TDs on the ground. This season, the Colts added

There are always a handful of players that are overlooked each season for whatever reason. Whether it be age, situation, injury or anything else, guys get slept on. In this article we will reveal four guys that you can steal much later than they should be falling. These guys will