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2018 ADP Throwdown - Joe Mixon vs. Jordan Howard
Fantasy football draft season is upon us and RotoBaller is here to help! In this series, we will discuss the merits of two players with similar value and average draft position (ADP). Remember that situations will change for all players over the course of the summer and it may impact where they are selected in […]
Lamar Jackson Doesn't Throw 49 MPH, It's Much Faster Than You Think...
There have been few quarterbacks to come out of college since the year 2000 who are as electric and polarizing as Heisman trophy-winning quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson's draft stock has risen into the first round as of late, but the off-season hasn’t been a slam dunk for him. The myriad question marks surrounding the QB culminated […]
Early Dynasty Startup Mock Draft - Rounds 3 and 4
We continue with our early mock draft series into rounds three and four. If you missed the first couple of articles, you can read round one here and round two here. There are still top end players on the board and players are starting to get a feel for how their teams are starting to shape up. This […]
Early Dynasty Startup Mock Draft - Round 2
This is the second installment in our way-too-early dynasty startup mock draft series. The first round of any draft is crucial to get a player who can act as the foundation of your team, mess that up and you’ll be playing from behind the curve for the first year if not longer. If the first […]
Early Dynasty Startup Mock Draft - Round 1
Here at Rotoballer, it’s never too early for a football mock draft! Free agency and the NFL draft will change the composition of the league, but the accompanying hype can skew how we feel about players and lead to overdrafting mistakes (can anyone say Terrelle Pryor?). Dynasty football never ends, so we’re here to provide you […]
Josh Gordon - Stash Now Before It's Too Late
That which is dead will never die, Josh Gordon returns. Buy now before it's too late! Some fantasy owners have been carrying a torch for Gordon ever since his breakout season in 2013, hoping for a return to glory. Gordon has had a lot of demons to exorcise and a lot of doubters to prove wrong […]
Sunken Costs - How to Deal with Waiver Wire Busts
Sunk costs sink seasons. No one likes to admit when they’re wrong, but in fantasy football obstinance leads to losses. It’s okay to cast off those players that you once thought would bring you to the promise land, but have since only served to hold you back. Don’t fall prey to what are called “Sunk Costs”, […]
Don’t Call It a Comeback - Second Half Rebound Candidates
Regardless of expert consensus, every year there are a slew of top ranked players that underperform. The question half way through the year is, who’s going to rebound, and who’s going to fall flat? Paint me optimistic today, but there’s a lot of the season left, and opportunities abound. I expect many of the following […]
Looking at Defensive Opportunities Heading to Week 6
With nearly a third of the fantasy season behind us, we should take a look around to see who is excelling, and who has failed to live up to expectations. Fantasy football is a game built on opportunity, and those who see the patterns being laid down are more likely to end up on top. […]
Air Yards and Target Share Analysis - Buy Candidates
When it comes to fantasy football there are the people that stand by the community’s consensus of value, and there are those that look a bit deeper to find where the true value lies. One of the many secrets to success is using the inside information that is available at your fingertips to find value […]
What To Do with Cam Newton? Bench or Start?
Cam Newton is a bit more than a year removed from one of the best year-long performances by any fantasy player ever. Cam scored over 425 points in standard leagues that year, logging 35 touchdowns through the air and 10 on the ground. For the first four years of his career, Cam Newton showed himself […]
Todd Gurley - Top Fantasy RB in the Land?
Todd Gurley was the 10th overall pick in the 2015 NFL draft. At the time, Gurley was hailed as the best back to come out of college since Adrian Peterson. Gurley was drafted to be an every-down, featured back, and is one of the few backs in the NFL to live up to that designation. […]
Monday Night Football Matchup Analysis (Week 2)
Week 2 of the 2017 NFL season concludes with a matchup between Eli Manning’s New York Giants, and Matthew Stafford’s Detroit Lions. Both teams are likely to lean on a passing attack, as each team’s ability to run the ball effectively is suspect. This article aims to preview the Monday night matchups from a fantasy […]
2017 NFL Team Outlook - Kansas City Chiefs
In the fantasy football world, the 2016 Chiefs were known for one player, Tyreek Hill, the speedy rookie wide receiver burst onto the scene with 860 yards from scrimmage and nine total touchdowns, nearly all of which were in the second half of the season. Hill invigorated the offense and led to a better offensive […]
What It Takes to Succeed (or Fail) at QB, Part 6 - Rookie Rankings
In the final installment of this series, I’ll describe what the numbers say about the rookie class of 2017, along with quarterbacks that have a substantial amount of potential. This holistic view will be helpful in cultivating a flushed-out opinion about each player. Through viewing the scores of each of these players according to the […]
What It Takes to Succeed (or Fail) at QB, Part 5 - Review and Numbers
In part four of this ongoing series, (which can be viewed here), I described what are called trend characteristics. These are all signs of success. Those quarterbacks with these characteristics in abundance are far more likely to succeed compared to those who lack the same abilities. In the fifth part of the series we will […]
What It Takes to Succeed (or Fail) at QB, Part 4 - Trend Characteristics
In part three of this series, I described what I called “Success standards.” These are thresholds where if a quarterback were able to hit them, they are substantially more likely to be a success in the NFL. In part four, the final piece of the puzzle is explained. This piece acts partly as a review […]
What it Takes to Succeed (or Fail) at QB, Part 3 - Success Standards
Quarterback is the most important position in football, and as the league turns more towards a dominant passing attack, the QB has risen up the list of priorities of fantasy managers as well. In part two of this series, I described what I called “death knell stats.” These are characteristics that if a quarterback fails […]
What it Takes to Succeed (or Fail) at QB, Part 2 - Death Knell Stats
Quarterback is the most important position in football, and as the league turns more towards a dominant passing attack, the QB has risen up the list of priorities of fantasy managers as well. In part one of this series, I described the reality of the growing prominence of the fantasy quarterback and explained the shell […]
What it Takes to Succeed (or Fail) at QB - Introduction
The NFL is a passing league: this mantra has been repeated with increasing intensity ever since the middle of the last decade. The fantasy quarterback has continuously grown as the foundation by which many championship rosters are built. Instead of being an afterthought to running backs and wide receivers, quarterbacks have increased in prominence with […]
Tyrod Taylor (QB, BUF) - 2017 Fantasy Football Sleeper
How much time do you spend thinking about Tyrod Taylor? You don’t? Well, today I’m here to change that, because Tyrod Taylor is primed for a breakout season whether you realize it or not. Tyrod Taylor is the QB1 that no one is talking about. Sure, Buffalo is a run-heavy team with many question marks […]
Let the Kids Play - Why You Should Pick Rookie RBs Over Vets in 2017
The 2017 NFL Draft’s running back class was one of the most highly touted in recent memory. With eight players being drafted in the first three rounds, this class has a robust investment and is very likely to generate a number of immediate impact players. My aim in this article is to convince you that […]
