Kirk Cousins or Andrew Luck for week 4?
Luck is so young I wouldn't worry about his past starts against any team. I'd go with Luck still, Cousins has been killin it, but not as much as luck, and Cousins doesn't have the experience under his belt.
Should I start Andrew Luck or Michael Vick (Week 3)?
The Indianapolis Colts just got Trent Richardson (RB-Ind), so do you think that that should make me start Andrew Luck (QB-Ind). Or, should I start Vick (QB-Phi) because he has both Lesean McCoy (RB-Phi) and DeSean Jackson (WR-Phi)? Please give as much detail and as many reasons as possible. Also take the teams that both of them are playing against into account. Thank You!
Fantasy Football 2012 Week 2 Sit Start?
Hi All, Starting line up is QB WR WR RB RB W/T Projected points are listed below: Current Starters: QB Michael Vick (Phi - QB) Player notes Bal Sun 1:00 pm 17.89 WR Percy Harvin (Min - WR) Player notes @Ind Sun 1:00 pm 12.25 WR Reggie Wayne (Ind - WR) Player notes Min Sun 1:00 pm 10.54 RB Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG - RB) No new player Notes TB Sun 1:00 pm 15.46 RB Ryan Mathews (SD - RB) New player notes Ten Sun 4:25 pm 11.38 W/T Randall Cobb (GB - WR) Player notes Chi Thu 8:20 pm 9.30 BENCH BN Danny Amendola (StL - WR) Player notes Was Sun 4:05 pm 6.94 BN Kevin Smith (Det - RB) Player notes @SF Sun 8:20 pm 8.58 BN Andrew Luck (Ind - QB) Player notes Min Sun 1:00 pm 17.47 BN Jacoby Ford (Oak - WR) Player notes @Mia Sun 1:00 pm BN Isaiah Pead (StL - RB) Player notes Was Sun 4:05 pm 6.13 BN Austin Collie (Ind - WR) New player notes Min Sun 1:00 pm 1.84 Thanks to everyone in advance!!!
Should I Start Blake Bortles, or Cam Newton for Week 6 in Fantasy Football?
I'm debating who to start. I want to start Bortles, because he's facing Houstons bad Defense. I also want to start Newton because I think he's a safer choice. Who do I start???
Which NFL QB has the largest hands?
Of the current NFL quarterbacks, Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints, and Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks, have the largest hands at 10.25", which is a bit ironic as they are probably the two shortest starting NFL quarterbacks at 5'11.5" and 5'11", respectively. Tom Brady is said to have huge hands, but I'm not sure how big.[1]Russell Wilson photo from Russell WilsonTom Brady photo from Tom BradyI would say that most NFL QBs have hands that measure between nine and 10 inches. Michael Vick (8.5") has especially small hands for a pro QB.Regarding former NFL QBs, Brett Favre had hands measured at a monster 10.375".Photo from Is Brett Favre the best Quarterback in NFL History?With the 2016 draft approaching, it is worth noting the hand size of some its prospects. Paxton Lynch, ex-Memphis Tigers, has a ridiculous 11.5" hand span. Paxton Lynch photo from 2016 NFL Combine: Houston Texans Meet With Memphis QB Paxton LynchLogan Thomas, ex-Virginia Tech, is said to have 10.875" hands. Logan Thomas photo from Virginia Tech QB Logan Thomas Will Be a Key on SaturdayFootnotes[1] Does hand size matter? How that question took over the combine
Should I play a QB other than Stafford this week? If so, who?
It depends on what your options are. A soild waiver pick-up could be Ryan Tannehil. Stafford has thrown 0 touchdowns and 2 picks in his last two games, for a total of less than 500 yards. I think it is hard to rely on him. And against the Bears he might run into some serious problems. Always keep in mind that this season has had plenty of upsets and we've seen a lot of crazy things happen. Anything can happen. Take a look at your waivers and try to find another, more reliable QB
Week 2 Fantasy Football Should I start Henne, Cam Newton, or Grossman?
That's tough.. They could all have great games,or terrible games. I'd look at their recievers,and including R.Bush,I like Henne. I think Henne is a late bloomer because the wild cat offense stunted his development. And,my favorite free fantasy website http://fftoolbox.com predicts Henne will score the most of the 3 as well (19 points)..Oops,I just checked their weekly rankings again,and they have Newton 1st at 16,Henne 2nd at 14.9,and Grossman 3rd at 13.1 fantasy points;FFtoolbox is always updating their predictions. Stay thirsty my friend.
What are some good strategies and tips for preparing for my fantasy football draft?
First you should understand a few things about your league. This will influence how you prepare.How many teams are in it? If it's 6 or 8 then it will be close to all star league, which favors new players because you don't have to know about third and fourth receivers to draft well. If it's 10 or 12 then you're really looking for 1 or 2 a-level players to stay in it. Bigger leagues tend to be won more with running back pick-ups than in the draft.How is passing scored? Is it Points Per Reception (PPR)? Are passing touchdowns worth 6 points or less? If it's a PPR league with 6 point touchdowns, receivers and passing QBs are more valuable than in a standard ESPN league. Possession receivers like Wes Welker are much more valuable, and pass-catching running backs also get a big boost.How deep of a bench do you get? In some leagues there's a large bench that means you could play the whole season without ever dropping or adding players. In most, especially in the bigger ones, this isn't the case. You're going to want to know how deep you're going to go at each position.Is it cool if you bring a laptop or iPad to the draft? Most of the leagues I've been in have not allowed this.As Nick Barron mentioned, most of the big sports sites do a pretty good job of ranking the players. ESPN has a downloadables section of their Fantasy Football page that lets you download pdfs with the players cut up a bunch of ways. If you're drafting in an ESPN league in an online snake draft, you don't need to do this. Their drafting application will tell you who the best remaining players are at each position while the draft is going on. ESPN updates their rankings weekly, so you just want to be aware of high profile injuries that have happened in the last week or so.As Marc Bodnick suggested, the best way to draft well is to eliminate bias. The easiest way to do that is let an expert make the unbiased decision for you. My advice is to find a magazine or download ESPN's latest per position player ranking*, adjust accordingly based on your league (my notes above), and have fun.*http://sports.espn.go.com/fantas...