Fantasy Football Fanatics Analysis

Jordy Nelson is a wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers, and he and Aaron Rodgers make magic together on the field. The only problem is that Nelson got injured last season. He was ready to start this season, and everyone was hopeful. But during week one he was injured again. It might be time to dump Nelson for someone else.

With Sproles back in the fold, the Eagles’ top three running backs seemed to be in place with Corey Clement and Jay Ajayi leading the committee.

Jeffery was averaging 12.5 points per week in PPR leagues. In leagues with 10+ teams, he could see your lineup. Tight end Zach Miller said. "It sucks not having your top weapon on offense. We have to figure out ways to do better collectively. But I don't think you really replace Alshon Jeffery that easily." Jeffery will be missed be all his teammates as well as the team. Jeffery’s 4 payless games although may not seem that bad on the surface but he is losing about 3.6 million dollars from those 4 games. The average NFL player makes 2.1 million dollars per year and the average income for an American is 52,000 dollars. Jeffrey may not care that much making 14.6 million per year. He should be able to live off of the 11 million dollars he will still be paid. So far this season Jeffery has a team-high 630 yards on 40 catches in nine games this season but has the only season the end zone once. With Jeffery out Eddie Royal will likely be bumped up to WR1. We will see more of a workload pushed onto Royal as well as tight end Zach Miller and likely running back Ka'Deem Carey with Jordan Howard suffering from an Achilles

Since the loss of Simeon Rice, the Bucs have had a difficult time getting to the QB. Not one player has registered 10 sacks since Rice left.. First, Gaines Adams was the savior but ended up a complete failure. Then Adrian Clayborn and Da’Quon Bowers seemed to be the answer. Bowers ended up doing virtually nothing and Adrian Clayborn was average at best.

Ezekiel Elliott, a natural athlete, was born into an athletic family, but now could be considered the best running back in the NFL, leading the NFL in most yards per carry after contact. Thanks to his offensive line, Zeke is just pure talent on the football field, if one was to ask any running back, fullback, quarterback, or anybody behind the offensive line before a play, they would answer that the play would not ever succeed without those lineman protecting them. Zeke admits that the previous statement is true, and anyone could be place behind the Cowboys’ offensive line, and they would do well. However, Zeke is a different story, his offensive line definitely

The last few seasons QBs have not been a huge worry as the earliest round that QBs are taken is round 4 or 5 with people like Aaron Rodgers, Andrew Luck, Peyton Manning, and Ben Roethlisberger. I still believe Aaron Rodgers is the top fantasy QB because last year he had a 31:8 TD INT ratio. Even with Cam Newton having a break out year last year winning MVP on

Le’veon Bell and David Johnson are outstanding running backs that have had incredible stats throughout their careers. The two NFL running backs have similar styles when coming out of the back field. Both are outstandingly agile, versatile, and observant. These qualities allow them to simply find holes in the defensive lines and sneak through the gaps in a way that seems to be effortless. They both have the ability to attain more yards than most opposing players, even after contact with other players. Having these amazing traits has allowed them to peak at the top of their game. As the numbers show, Le’veon Bell averages a total of 4.5 yards per carry and about 1,004 yards per season. As for David Johnson, he averages 4.4 yards per carry and

Preseason football is filled with job stability and cuts, but the only cuts we should see regarding Pead are on the field. Despite a limited showing in Miami’s third preseason game, Pead looks like he could be a solid contributor with his latest opportunity in the league. The Dolphins need all the help they can get after Lamar “Miller Time” Miller left for Houston.

Before Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott came to the Dallas Cowboys they weren’t doing so great. These two have put up amazing numbers that have helped the Cowboys incredibly.

For starters, nobody should sleep on Jeremy Mincey. He doesn’t get talked about much but he was kind of the unsung hero of the Dallas pass rush last season leading the team in sacks with 6, and QB pressures with 39. He was also named team captain after Justin Durant went on IR. This is a contract year for him and at the age of 31 he won’t see many more. With more help along the defensive line he should get some more favorable match ups and have another nice season.

It seems that this isn't a great day for the Green Bay Packers. You know why? It's because the former No. 1 pick Sam Bradford has one of his best games right now. Even though that his career was on a roller coaster ride, Sam didn't give up and proved to them why he was picked #1 overall. This is the result when the Vikings beat the Packers in a complete upset. He started his first game with for the Vikings after his offseason was considered "tumultuous". It all began when he signed an extension with the Philadelphia Eagles, only that he was traded to the Minnesota Vikings afterwards. It's something that he really didn't expect, especially that he was the former #1 draft pick. The trade happened 8 days before the start of the season. He admitted that he was struggling to find his true form, until he has some swagger last night when he outsmarted and outplayed Aaron Rodgers.

Defensive lineman Jonathan Harris was named a first-team selection, extending of streak of six straight seasons that a Lindenwood defensemen has been named to the No. 1 squad. Harris led Lindenwood with 8.0 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, and six quarterback hurries. He also had 49 tackles, one fumble recovery, and two forced fumbles. Harris ranked eighth in the MIAA in sacks.

Tyrod Taylor was held to under 175 of passing and no passing TDs. The run game which had been stagnant for the 1st 2 games seen LeSean McCoy reached 100 yards with 2 TDs and Tyrod Taylor reached about 75 on the ground himself.

With his first NFL preseason game in the books, Seattle Seahawks backup quarterback Trevone Boykin has gotten some attention throughout the league. The undrafted rookie threw the ball for 188 yards last Saturday against the Kansas City Chiefs, 37 of which came on a last second hail Mary to Tanner McEvoy.

Zach Mettenberger looks to be the back-up at quarterback for the Titans. He saw second string action completing 8-of-11 passes for 129 yards and a touchdown.