When you're on the clock in your fantasy football draft, do you have the ability to trust your gut? What if we applied that same question to our daily lives?
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The debate is heating up over who will lead the Steelers' backfield. Rico Dowdle is making a strong case, backed by his track record and strong rapport with the coaching staff. Could he be the answer?
Are Woody Marks and Boutte sleeper hits for your fantasy football draft? Listen in as commentators break down potential value picks and strategies to gain an edge this season.
Don't overlook these rookie wide receivers late in your fantasy drafts. De'Zhaun Stribling, Caleb Douglas, and Ted Hurst are worth a lottery ticket pick. Hurst, especially, could step into a big role for the Buccaneers.
The Rams boast a star tight end in Terrance Ferguson, and he's poised to have a breakout season. After glimpses of his potential last year, Ferguson is set to become the future of the position for the team.
Who are the top players to draft in all of fantasy football this year? Who should you be pounding the table for in your preparation? Let's find out on the latest episode of The Fantasy Football Fellowship Podcast!
Don't sleep on Braelon Allen. This 22-year-old RB is a dynasty darling with a 4.45 40 speed. If he gets a chance, he could easily become a factor, even with Breece Hall returning.
Many fantasy drafts are overlooking Chris Olave, despite his potential to be a top-10, even top-5, wide receiver. He's consistently talented and poised for massive volume in New Orleans.
I never draft multiple players from the same NFL team. If that team stinks, your whole fantasy roster suffers. Spreading out my picks across different teams helps mitigate that risk, just like investors diversify their portfolios.
The overcorrection on Patrick Mahomes in fantasy football drafts has gone too far. Despite concerns about health, he's a tough competitor. With key receivers like Rashee Rice healthy, he's a steal at his current ADP.
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