Tag Archives: fantasy football strategy

Fantasy Football Week 10: All Eyes on the Prize

Posted on November 7, 2012 by John Miller
Categories: General

We are officially through the looking glass. Your team has experienced nine weeks of fantasy football. Your win/loss record might not reflect the actual talent on your team, but that’s what sets fantasy football apart. You can’t just be good, … Continue reading →

How Should I Prepare For My Fantasy Football Draft?

Posted on August 23, 2012 by John Miller
Categories: Draft Tools

Fantasy football is like your golf swing; there’s a ton of good advice out there, but if try to listen to all of it you might end up worse off than you started. Think about getting through traffic at a … Continue reading →

Who Do You Stash to Win the Cash?

Posted on November 9, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: General, Waiver Wire

“But he’s a good player to stash on your bench.” Gee thanks. What a brilliant piece of fantasy football analysis! Throw a player on your bench in case he turns out to be good! Phenomenal! Speaking is such generalities can … Continue reading →

Fantasy Football 101: How NOT to Make a Trade Offer

Posted on October 14, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: Controversial Topics, General

You’re playing fantasy football, not running Three Card Monte in the park. No matter how you try, no matter which way you shape it, you CANNOT trade a bunch of your bench players for a fantasy superstar. I cannot stress … Continue reading →

The Answer to the Most Popular Question in Fantasy Football

Posted on September 27, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: General, Matchups, Sit / Start

“Who Do I Start?” If I had a quarter….. Yeah, I hear that question a lot. Everybody does. For the most part, you need to make your own decisions. If you go against your instincts and listen to somebody else, … Continue reading →

Jamaal Charles Anonymous: My Fantasy Football Team Is 0-2

Posted on September 21, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: General, Matchups, Player News, Waiver Wire

Maybe your fantasy football team is 0-2. Maybe your first five draft picks were: Jamaal Charles, Steven Jackson, Miles Austin, Antonio Gates and Mike Williams (South). That’s just not cool. But it’s beyond your control. That’s the thing with a … Continue reading →

Running Back Handcuffs

Posted on September 4, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: Draft Tools, General

UPDATED: September 4, 2011 NOTE: Starting RB is Goal line RB if none is listed ARIZONA CARDINALS STARTING RB – Beanie Wells 3RD DOWN RB – LaRod Stephens-Howling HANDCUFF – LaRod Stephens-Howling ATLANTA FALCONS STARTING RB – Michael Turner 3RD … Continue reading →

Last Minute Fantasy Football Draft Wisdom

Posted on September 3, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: Draft Tools, General

So here we are. You did it. You survived the lockout, the hold-outs and the injury scares. This is the Main Event. The Big Weekend. It’s time for your Draft, with a Capital D, no less. By now you should … Continue reading →

My Dudes (2011 NFL Edition)

Posted on September 1, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: Draft Tools, Fantasy Sleepers, General

Every sports fan has “Their Dudes”. These are YOUR players. Maybe it’s for fantasy purposes, maybe it’s just solely as a fan. For instance, Eric Piatkowski was “My Dude” in the NBA 2K2 video game. Justin Upton has been “My … Continue reading →

I See Your Schwartz Is As Big As Mine…..

Posted on August 16, 2011 by John Miller
Categories: Draft Tools, General

For real, for real, if you don’t get the Schwartz reference, you mad Mel Brooks cry. Here, you can cop for cheap. Or even better, available for instant streaming on Netflix. Because it’s all about balance. A balanced breakfast or … Continue reading →