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This week has seen a variety of players change teams before the Nov. 5 NFL trade deadline. These acquisitions will lead to various changes for players across the league, either getting more opportunities or improving from the new players brought to their teams. Here are some of the best available options to take advantage of the player movement that happened this week.
Going into week six of the NFL season, several teams may be left stranded from injuries to stars or from players being on bye week. One of the best things managers can do is to update their rosters with new players. Free agency has a ton of talent and picking up players can sometimes turn a losing season around so here are some of the best options.
Every year, fantasy football players draft teams to compete with friends just for those teams to be changed because of injury. Injuries are an unfortunate inevitability in sports but that doesn’t mean that the season is over. In the event an important player gets hurt, here are some of the best options to replace those players.
With the NFL season kicking off this week, this season could be one of the best in decades. Teams are looking to make Super Bowl history, win divisions with new players and prove critics wrong. Now is the time to look forward and try to see how this season will end up and who will have a great year.
After a long offseason filled with players changing teams, preseason games being played and Brandon Aiyuk still not being traded or extended, the NFL season is only one week away. Opening week consists of tons of marquee matchups such as playoff rematches and groundbreaking games in places the NFL has never played before. With so many games happening next week here are some of the best to pick from.
This Thursday the NFL draft will start at 8 p.m., so it’s time to look at one last position group before we know where everyone will be drafted. In order to compete in the league today, a team needs to have a shutdown cornerback that can take away the other team's best receiving threat, but these types of players are few and far between. Many cornerback-needy teams will be looking to find their missing piece for their secondary in the first round -- but who are these players?
One thing you can’t have enough of in the NFL is elite pass rushers. Having a dynamic group of edge defenders can be the difference between winning or losing games because of the ability to get the opponent's quarterback on the ground. Many teams at the start of the draft are in desperate need of someone who can provide pressure for their defense and because of that an early run of the top pass rushers in the draft would not be surprising.
Every now and then an NFL draft class has a once in a lifetime wide receiver prospect and they are usually selected within the top five of that draft. What sets this draft class apart is that there are three of said prospects available to be selected in this year's draft class. These three receivers are all extremely talented athletes with very few things separating them from each other skill wise, and any of them could improve a teams wide receiver room.
NFL free agency is going to see one of the biggest free agent classes at the running back position in years with players like Derrick Henry and Saquon Barkley hitting the open market. That being said, a lot of teams do not want to spend big money bringing in a veteran and would rather address their backfield through the NFL draft. This is a significantly cheaper way to acquire talent for a team's rushing attack and this class has a few standout rushers that could help improve a team's running game.
With this year slated to have one of the biggest quarterback classes since 2018, it’s important to get to know the prospects ahead of draft day. These players may not be the top tier prospects such as University of Southern California quarterback Caleb Williams or Louisiana State University quarterback Jayden Daniels, but in a draft class this deep it’s important to learn about the other potential leaders for franchises to pick up.
The Kansas City Chiefs have been crowned Super Bowl champions, which means it’s time for the other 31 teams in the NFL to focus on how to build their team to dethrone the back-to-back champions. This offseason presents a variety of franchise-altering questions that could impact the next three to five years for their respective franchises. From the NFL draft to free agency, it’s time to look at some of the biggest queries of this offseason.
One of the biggest sporting events of the year will take place Sunday. There are just a few days until the Super Bowl kickoff, which will feature familiar franchises. From the AFC, we have the Kansas City Chiefs, who defeated the Philadelphia Eagles just a year ago for the second Super Bowl victory in the Patrick Mahomes era.
We are halfway through the NFL season and beginning to get a better idea of which players can and can’t help when it comes to fantasy football. Many teams are on their bye week and as always, there will be injuries to key players such as Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins. Let's review some players that could seriously help your team that might be available in free agency.
Once again, the NFL trade deadline has come and gone and the landscape of the league has changed monumentally. Stars have changed teams, injured players have been replaced and a bevy of mid-round draft picks have changed hands. Let's go over the biggest moves of this year's deadline and grade how well they will affect each of their new teams.
Last week saw many star players go down with injuries from Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery to Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields. Fantasy owners are looking to pick up some injury replacements but this week in particular that may be difficult as there are six teams on bye. There are only a few reliable options in free agency so here are some players that can help you get through this week.
As we inch closer to the middle of the season, key injuries to star NFL players are starting to pop up. To help you navigate through those injuries and try to keep your fantasy teams afloat (especially for those of you who picked Justin Jefferson first overall) this article provides some options to replace your damaged rosters.
Through the first three weeks of the NFL season, there have been a lot of injuries and surprise stars. To make sure you don’t fall behind in your fantasy leagues, here are some players to help keep your roster afloat.
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