The take on Eifert is that he falls somewhere between "really optimistic" and "someone's been day-drinking." But the thing is, Eifert doesn't have to finish inside the Top-10 to return phenomenal value on the minuscule investment it requires to obtain his services.
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Jones firmly supplanted himself as the lead dog in Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers led offense down the stretch in 2018. Rodgers indeed noticed as well, as the team made him a focal point of the offense the last 7 games to the tune of 17 touches per game.
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Dak Prescott has been a sleeper each year in fantasy football and has ended up a "top-half" fantasy quarterback each and every season. He may not be the typical player you think of when you think #11 fantasy quarterback in 2018 but he was.
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Welcome back to our 2019 fantasy football coverage. We are excited for another season of fantasy football coverage that nets you your league championship. All brought to you by the pros at Fantasy Sharks. With a Fantasy Sharks Membership, you ...
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Fantasy Sharks is looking for a few good writers for the 2019 season. We are opening our Off-Season Guest Writer Series once again in the hopes of finding a few, new, talented content creationists.
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Add security to your roster be acquiring your star running back's back up. Although they may spend the entire season riding your bench, you'll have peace of mind knowing that your biggest investment is insured. This is especially true if your star running back already has an injury history.
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Despite still playing the quarterback position at a high level through his late thirties, Roethlisberger's fantasy stock took a huge hit this past Spring, as disgruntled star receiver Antonio Brown was shipped to the West Coast in a trade with the Raiders.
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As you begin to do your draft research before going fishing in that pool this summer, consider the following defensive linemen in the later rounds. All have an asking price that's lower than it should be given their potential for production in 2019.
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Ever since I got involved in fantasy football over 20 years ago, I've had a bit of an affinity for the tight end position. While my fellow owners were boasting about which running back or wide receiver they landed on draft day, I was looking for that hidden gem on my tight end cheat sheet.
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This position group has the largest drop-off in production. Besides the obvious Rob Gronkowski flop of last year, drafting a top-tier tight end last year proved to be sound strategy.
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As you begin to do your draft research before going fishing in that pool this summer, consider the following defensive linemen in the later rounds. All have an asking price that's lower than it should be given their potential for production in 2019.
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The take on Eifert is that he falls somewhere between "really optimistic" and "someone's been day-drinking." But the thing is, Eifert doesn't have to finish inside the Top-10 to return phenomenal value on the minuscule investment it requires to obtain his services.
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Add security to your roster be acquiring your star running back's back up. Although they may spend the entire season riding your bench, you'll have peace of mind knowing that your biggest investment is insured. This is especially true if your star running back already has an injury history.
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One of the bigger surprises this year, and the top “Waiver Wire Wonder” of the season, is Phillip Lindsay. Denver is a team that over the years has produced some unlikely fantasy gold at the running back position, and I know many owners in leagues that I play in make it a point to make sure several Denver backs are selected on draft day.
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