Fantasy Billboard: Last-minute advice
Mike the Guard of Sea Girt Army Camp had his radio set up on a fantastic football program when I went to the door last week. We talked about his fantastic team and I asked him what was called. He said, “It’s a bit embarrassing. I have to change it.” When I pressed, he said timidly, “Hawk Tuah.” My wife laughs so hard that she couldn’t breathe. Good luck this Mike season! May Hawk Tuah spits against adversity.
Here are our last minute tips:
Discover the deep graphics
The fantastic lists are like Ikea furniture: they seem stable until a single room disappears and that all collapses. You might think you have your best handcuffed runners, but do you do it? Zamir White surpassed Raheem Mostert to support Ashton Jeanty for the Raiders. Tahj Brooks of Bengals looks like the backup to hunt Brown on Samaje Perine. And Dylan Sampson had a great camp and could have as much playing time as Jerome Ford in Cleveland.
Enter the area
The red zone, that is to say. The opportunity is everything in fantastic football. Accumulate players who have the best chance of scoring. Jacory Croskey-Merritt is the last lottery ticket to RB, but he will only get the ball between the 20 yards while the Chris Rodriguez backup was only appointed the goal line. Rodriguez could be more precious, and it is not on many lists.
It’s never finished until it is finished
A slow start of the season is not a death sentence. 0-3 or 0-4 can be easily surmounted, so never throw in the sponge. My son started 0-5 with his team team last year and still made the playoffs. Fantasy is a long and strange road. One minute, you are without victory, the next one you measure the wall space for a championship plaque.
History is an old news
I often look at the performance spent when I assemble my weekly alignments, but I do it analytically. For example, last year, Jared Goff launched five affected and for 557 yards in two games against the Bears. Should be a home-up at home for Goff in week 2, right? Well, not so fast. Lions have a new OC in John Morton, and we don’t know how he will use Goff. Trust the current trends, not in the highlighting coils of last year.
Do not practice secure sets
Playing safely is the fastest way to finish seventh. Fortune promotes daring, or at least reckless but luxules. The team that rolled the dice and took Jayden Daniels last year (once again, my son with Picknroll, it becomes boring), won the league. The team that ignored the “starter” Zack Moss and drafted the “backup” Chase Brown instead was rewarded with a Top Ten RB.
Players I don’t want in 2025
QB Jordon Love – Love had more than 2 affected in a game only four times last year. Packers are now a team on the ground. Love receptors are injured, hampered or maintained with KT adhesive tape and hope. They give love a bad reputation.
QB Matthew Stafford – The man is hard like nails, which is funny because at 37, Stafford moves as if his feet had been nailed to the ground. I prefer to have Daniel Jones as QB. It says a lot.
RB Will SHIPLEY – It is a pipe of pipe that the 5-11, 209 pound shipley could enter a 235-pound saquon shoes injury and that the Eagles are not lacking. Shipley is not handcuffed. It is a puff of powder.
RB James Conner – Why would Conner campaign so that its Trey Benson backup gets more playing time? Could it be after almost 1,000 keys in the last four seasons that the 30-year-old is exhausted? Remember that 30 is the new 60 of the years of racing.
Wr Chris Olave – Unless the saints bring Archie Manning, Bobby Hebert or Drew Brees back, I don’t want to be part of their game of passes. With Spencer Rattler at QB, when the saints arrive, I don’t want to be in this number.
Wr Tyreek Hill – After a frustrating season ’24, Hill said: “I went out, brother”, to Miami journalists. He has since fallen on the declaration, but you cannot put the toothpaste in the tube. He is an aging malcontent whose production is directly linked to the health of his fragile QB (Tua Tagovailoa).
All invoice receivers – The “Everybody Eats” campaign continues in Buffalo, which means that there will still be no real n ° 1 WR. Khalil Shakir, Curtis Samuel, Keon Coleman, Joshua Palmer and Elijah Moore are all interchangeable. For fantastic purposes, these guys are a great “meh”.
Te Darren Waller – Waller has become the fantasy bigfoot: many observations, zero production. He missed all of the pre-season and did not catch a single pass from Tua Tagovailoa. At this point, it may not even be real.
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