Fantasy Football by J

Honestly, my least favorite part of adulting might be my growing amount of responsibilities that happen to occur on a Sunday. I miss college when I could go to the gym on a Tuesday at noon or get a haircut on a Thursday at 2 PM. It made it so much easier to relax on the weekends and focus on things like football and going out. Now that I've settled into the 9-5 life, I spend my weekends doing all the things I don't have time to do during the week anymore. It's honestly demoralizing and makes me realize how good I used to have it in school. But it also makes me that much more grateful for the sacrifices that some parents have to make when their child is growing up. I can't imagine going to work all day and then coming home to deal with parenting. Cooking for MULTIPLE people? Changing diapers? Using my brain to help with Homework? I know I'm speaking from a young mind here but that frankly just sounds unsustainable. Point is, make sure to tell your parents/guardians t

I think a good fantasy trade is top 3 most satisfying things you can accomplish in life, and this is coming from a guy who takes his socks off before bed every night. Odds are that if your league's trade deadline hasn't passed already, it's fast approaching. Lucky for you, t his article will highlight a couple of players to target in trades, and a player to trade away before time  runs  out.  J's Favorite Trade FOR Targets:  Mark Andrews: Tight-end is one of those positions that seem hopeless unless you have THAT guy. Sadly, only one lucky manager per league has the privilege of owning Travis Kelce. But, as a wise man once told me, one pile of dog shit does have to smell better than another... I think that was it. The point is, I'm here to help you have a bit more hope than everyone else, which is why now is the perfect time to target Mark Andrews in trade talks.  Andrews is the clear-cut 2nd best tight end in fantasy football, but just how clear is that fact to his

TREY LANCE SIR LANCE THE 49TH 50 SHADES OF TREY Trey Lance, rookie QB for the San Francisco 49ers is one of the best late-round selections and sleeper options of 2021. Lance has a clear and straightforward path to fantasy glory, and even though Lance is a QB, his path is clear because of his legs!  In 2020, 4 quarterbacks finished with more than 500 rushing yards.  Lamar Jackson with 1005.  Kyler Murray with 819.  Cam Newton with 592.   & Russell Wilson with 513.  3 out of the 4 finished as top 10 QBs. In 2019, 3 quarterbacks finished with more than 500 rushing yards.  Lamar Jackson with 1206.  Kyler Murray with 544.  & Josh Allen with 510.  All 3 finished as top 10 QB's.  2018. Lamar Jackson. Josh Allen. Deshaun Watson. ALERT! 2018 takes deeper analysis as neither Josh Allen nor Lamar Jackson was the starter for all 17 weeks.  Deshaun Watson finished as a top 10 QB.  Lamar Jackson only had the starting gig from week 11 to week 17, and during those 7 weeks, Lamar was the QB

The Fantasy Playoffs are fast approaching, and now is the time to start preparing your rosters for the long haul. That means looking at defenses that have great matchups in weeks 14, 15, and 16, making last-minute trade offers if your trade deadline hasn't passed, and dropping dead weight from your team. This article will identify some decently rostered players that you can consider dropping to make room on your bench. I wish you all a Happy Holidays and a Merry Fantasy Playoffs. Now, let's get into it!  Devin Singletary Devin finished his 2019 campaign strong but has struggled this year, mainly because rookie Zack Moss has received a larger than expected role and has been involved in the RedZone. This left Devin Singletary as a running back with limited touchdown upside, minimal use in the passing game (12 Catches in the last 7 games), and a limited amount of carries a game. Devin received 17 total carries in the past three contests, much too low a number to be trusted in any

"You wanna play rough? Ok....ok..... Say hello to my little friend!" "Blow blow blow." [You get it? Rapid Fire...Scarface...Blow Blow?.... OK I'll Stop] Below this current sentence that you are reading and my scarface reference lie the reasons that I am drafting running back heavy in nearly every mock draft I do. 2020 IS THE YEAR OF THE WIDE RECEIVER. There are receivers going in the 4th round that can finish in the top 5, and there are receivers that are going outside the top 100 picks that can be weekly contributors for your team. Lucky for you, I'm going to give you my selections for late-round sleepers at the wide receiver position that are outside of the top 100 picks. {ADP is based on 12 team PPR Redraft Leagues as of 8/7/20} Desean Jackson    [Current ADP: 11.11] Despite the immense fantasy hype surrounding sophomore Miles Sanders this season, the Philidelphia Eagles are, in fact, going to have a passing attack in 2020. Number 1 receiver Alshon Jeffer

LEONARD FOURNETTE Leonard Fournette has to be one of my biggest stans in fantasy football. You guys can visit my article, "Does Everyone Deserve a Second Chance?", from June of last year if you want to see a history of my admiration. Currently, Fournette is being drafted at the 3.02 spot as the 16th RB off the board in PPR leagues. Year after year, Fournette is under drafted, and year after year, his production exceeds expectations. So this year, I am going to make it CRYSTAL CLEAR to you guys that he is more than worth his draft price. I'm even going to break up my argument into 3 parts so you can't get lost. FOURNETTE ACTUALLY SUCKED LAST YEAR Last year Fournette exploded for 1,152 rushing yards, 522 receiving yards, and 259 fantasy points, finishing as the RB7 in PPR leagues. Yet, these numbers don't tell the whole story. In 2019 Fournette received 100 targets out of the backfield, 100 targets that only resulted in 76 receptions for 522 yards. 76 receptio