You could call Week 2 a fantasy football apocalypse, I suppose. Your team with Jamaal Charles and A.J. Green most likely flopped (one of mine definitely did), while your benching of an injured Brandon Marshall for a potential-breakout in Justin Hunter made you look like – or at least feel like – an amateur. Read More
There are four commonly used “onesie” positions in fantasy football, or positions where only one player is started every week. Those positions include quarterback, tight end, kicker, and defense. And because of the differences for each position, strategies on how to approach them vary wildly depending on who you ask. Read More
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If you checked out the recap of numberFire’s 14-team fantasy draft earlier this month, you may have noted the ridiculous lengths the staff went to in avoiding the selection of a quarterback. Unlike the participants in most fantasy drafts, the folks here at numberFire tend to follow a late-round quarterback strategy. Read More
We’ve heard the spiel before: daily fantasy sports allow you to create a new lineup every day (or week), providing freedom from your season-long fantasy commitments. And unlike your fake baseball, basketball or football teams, you can win money every single day. Read More
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