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It feels like forever ago that LeVeon Bell was an elite fantasy running back being drafted in the first round of dynasty startup drafts. Outside of a lost season in 2015 due to a two-game suspension and a torn MCL, Bell was a fantasy force from 2014 to 2017. In his three fully healthy seasons during that span, Bell averaged over 2,000 yards from scrimmage and double digit touchdowns each year. Then a shocking contract dispute caused him to hold out and miss the entire 2018 season, after which Bell left Pittsburgh to sign a four-year, $53 million deal with the Jets. Bell’s dynasty stock has fal ..read more

I’ve seen countless tweets about selling high on Raheem Mostert in dynasty in the days following his incredible performance against the Packers in the NFC Championship game. The sheer volume of advice advocating Mostert as a sell indicates to me that he might actually be a candidate to buy right now. Yes, Mostert is unlikely to ever have another 220-yard performance or rush for four touchdowns in a single game again for the duration of his career. And yes, in all likelihood, Kyle Shanahan will continue to employ a committee backfield next year in San Francisco. However, neither of those statem ..read more

The offseason presents plenty of opportunities to make dynasty trades to acquire veteran players, as many owners are preoccupied with the incoming rookie class. This is particularly true right now, as the 2020 rookie class is receiving plenty of accolades and hype, and for good reason. However, the futures of rookie quarterback prospects like Joe Burrow or Tua Tagovailoa are still very much undecided. On the other hand, we have enough NFL film and statistics to make determinations on some current quarterbacks. Here are three veteran quarterbacks to target in dynasty trades this offseason. Kyl ..read more

The holidays have been a nice break from working the waiver wire, negotiating trades, and setting lineups now that the 2019 fantasy season has ended. But with the NFL playoffs about to begin, now is the perfect time to start looking forward to the 2020 season and beyond. While most fantasy players don’t have the time or energy to watch all 16 games each week during the regular season, many can and will watch every playoff game when there are only four or fewer each weekend. That means that any big performance can drastically raise a player’s dynasty value due to the national audience, and vice ..read more

This is an update to a prior article, as Week 1 events have caused significant changes to the receiver depth chart in Kansas City. Tyreek Hill suffered a rare sternalclavicluar (SC) joint injury. Per Dr. David Chao (@ProFootballDoc), Hill will miss multiple weeks in the course of his recovery and rehab, and his absence could span as long as eight weeks. While it’s reassuring that the Chiefs have not placed Hill on injured reserve, the offense will still operate without their no. 1 wide receiver for some time. Once the NFL announced that there would be no suspension for Hill this offseason, roo ..read more

Fantasy football has evolved in so many ways.  One of the ways it’s changed is the amount of skin players are putting into the game.  I sat down with high-stakes dynasty fantasy football player Austin Martin (@AustinRMartin84 on Twitter) to see if I could gain a little insight into the perspective of the high-stakes fantasy player.  Here are some takeaways from our conversation… Me: It occurred to me that there are a ton of fantasy football content providers, but I haven’t really seen many high-stakes dynasty articles out there. Can I pick your brain a little? Austin: I would assume that stems ..read more

Buying a home is a major life decision for anyone. Every house is different, and timing the market is key. The same goes for the difficult decision of buying quarterbacks, especially in superflex and 2QB leagues. Factors such as location, surrounding attractions, and market value have major impacts on both buying and selling houses quarterbacks. The 2019 season is almost upon us, so here is one last look on how to navigate the current dynasty quarterback market with a couple of quarterbacks who are value buys as well as a couple to flip for profit. Buys Kirk Cousins – Minnesota Vikings Cousin ..read more

Anyone that has followed me on Twitter or has been in a league with me knows about my love for Marlon Mack. As I prepared for my 2017 rookie drafts, I recall one particular phrase from a scouting report catching my eye: “Mack, a potential home-run hitter once he gets out in space”. Running backs are often cheapest during the rookie draft, as I’ve generally found productive running backs to be pricey via trade, if they’re even available for trade. As I watched some of Mack’s film two years ago, I found myself agreeing with many of the scouting reports on three key points: Mack possesses a good ..read more

When the Pittsburgh Steelers signed Donte Moncrief this summer, it was met with many shoulder shrugs and a “whatever” attitude. But this offseason, and since the start of training camp, Moncrief has left a positive impression on both the coaching staff and his new quarterback. Having quickly grown into his new surroundings, Moncrief is poised to start the season at the X receiver position. When playing with a healthy Andrew Luck in 2015, Moncrief flashed his potential, pulling in 64 catches for 733 yards and six touchdowns even as the secondary target behind T.Y. Hilton. 2016 wasn’t as kind to ..read more