Analyzing injury risk: how much should we be expecting from our RBs and WRs?
In such a violent sport, we know injuries are inevitable but we don’t know when they will happen or to whom they will happen. Let’s think about it this way. […]
Category Archives: Draft Strategy 2013
The Case Against Going RB-RB In Rounds 1 and 2
What do you look for in rounds 1 and 2 of your draft? Someone who can take over some weeks and also never singlehandedly lose a week for you? A […]
Three Little Birds – Arizona Cardinals You Should Draft in 2013
“Don’t worry about a thing. ‘Cause every little thing gonna’ be all right,” sings the infamous Bob Marley on his song “Three Little Birds” from the 1977 album Exodus. Such […]
Too Rich For My Blood: Players I’ll Avoid in 2013 Fantasy Drafts
Value is a relative thing. One man’s trash is another man’s treasure and all that. After you’ve done a few mock drafts and edited your rankings a few times, you […]
Ripping it off like a Band-aid: drafting Ryan Mathews
It’s Round 5 in your draft. Take a hard look at your roster and what do you have, what do you need? You probably have a running back or two, […]
Learning From My Mistakes: The (Too) Late Round Quarterback Strategy
We all learn from our mistakes, right? Well, the same is true for fantasy football. It’s how you become a better player. I made some strategic and player evaluation mistakes […]
Why You Should “Reach” For the Player You Want
I did thirty or more mock drafts last season. There is one event that sticks out in my mind. I had gone into a Yahoo! mock room and slotted myself […]
Quick Hits – Early Fantasy Football Mock Drafts 2013
The 2013 NFL season is upon us and so is the 2013 Fantasy Football Season. The NFL Draft has passed, OTA’s are under way and the roster news is pouring […]
Fantasy Football Drive Thru 