Personal Narrative: Football

The Running Back and Tight End positions suffer from the highest degrees of variance between the top 5 players and the remaining players at their respective positions. The drop off in fantasy point production between the top and middle tier Running Backs and Tight Ends is dramatic and securing one player Running Back and Tight End in the first few rounds is imperative. Once the Rob Gronkowski’s, Jimmy Grahams and the Eddie Lacy’s are all off the board you will be acquiring players that will not close to the same point production during most weeks. Therefore, productive players at Running Back and Tight End are the most sought after early in the draft. While at other positons the difference between the best player at a position and the 10th best player won’t have the same weekly point variance.

The faster paced offense and the ability to audible should be huge for Tannehill’s fantasy numbers. Tannehill was a top 10 QB in 2014, but had a bit of a decline in 2015. With the renovations on offense, a new coaching staff, and younger players such as Jay Ajayi and DeVante Parker taking on larger roles, it will be interesting to see what kind of effect this has on Tannehill’s fantasy production.

C.J. Anderson should get a bigger workload. We expected him to get a big workload last year; but this year, he may have finally put the threats of Ronnie Hillman and now Devontae Booker to bed. The Broncos matched Miami’s offer sheet for Anderson and likely wouldn’t have done that without being confident in him as their bell cow back post Peyton Manning. Mark Sanchez at quarterback, or Trevor Siemian for that matter, wont be much of a downgrade as Manning was a game manager by the end of last season. Anderson should get a ton of touches in a Gary Kubiak offense that ran Arian Foster like a thoroughbred in Houston.

When it comes to fantasy football, a person should always pick a player from a skilled position first. This can include a running back, quarterback, tight end, or wide receiver. Those positions will get you the most points as they will be the ones contributing to touchdowns. Over the past few years quarterbacks have

Quarterback- Let's at long last take care of the Jets quarterback problem, instead of recycling through them every 2 years, this must finally be settled and can be. Unfortunately, there's only one quarterback that "might" be available to do just that, and it's still questionable at this time if he will be available. However, if the Bills decide to let Tyrod Taylor hit the market, I hope the Jets do go after and sign him. I stress though they should not overpay and get into some kind of bidding war for his services, which might just happen. If Tyrod can be landed for roughly $22 million annually, the Jets should lock him down and finally end their search for a quarterback.

With a plethora of excellent wide receivers such as Kendall Wright, Justin Hunter, and fellow rookie Dorial Green-Beckham, plus tight end Delanie Walker, Mariota can make the most of his exceptional passing game that will further improve the Titans’ offense next

I really feal that this is the draft gang green will indeed land themselves a franchise, high caliber and spectacular type quarterback. They no longer will need to worry about the position for at least another ten years.

With the Los Angeles Rams giving up a King sized ransom to the Tennessee Titans for the first pick – percentages are high for this year’s top QB prospects, North Dakota State’s Carson Wentz and California’s Jared Goff to get selected with the first two picks of the NFL draft. The Rams are in dire need of a franchise passer – the same goes for the Cleveland Browns, who had the second pick before trading it to the Eagles today in exchange for multiple picks.

In the preseason, head coach Doug Pederson featured Burton lining up at tight end and also flexed out as a wide receiver. Another player to lookout for is wide receiver Nelson Agholor. Agholor had a solid first game last week, finishing with four receptions for 57 receiving yards and a touchdown. Bears' secondary is beat up and we saw last week what a fast wide receiver could do against them.

Shelvin Mack @ CHI, $6,200: Over the past month, Mack has seen his price tag increase by $2700, and deservedly so. Mack has been GPP juicy as of

Every person in the football world knew that the Falcons desperately needed a running back who could immediately come in and contribute at a high level. In the 3rd round, it seems like they struck gold after coming across Tevin Coleman from Indiana University. Coleman is listed at 6'1'' 205lbs and he posted a 4.39 in the 40 yard dash at his pro day. Going into the preseason, this seems like one of the Falcons most important

He’s reliable which is hard enough to find in an offensive lineman nowadays. After signing with the Jets in 2015, he did not miss a game until last season where he dealt with nagging calf injuries. But should he return to form this year, he will be a solid starter. Brian Winters had a horrible 2017, which he publicly said was caused by a shoulder injury which he had the whole year. If he’s healthy, he could be decent. Jonathan Harrison is versatile and able to play guard and center so he should stay safe through training camp as well. None of these guards or tackles are high-end talents in their positions, but they all have the potential to make an above average offensive

Ryan Tannehill has been labeled as both underrated and overrated during his five-year career. Before last season, a Tannehill led team had never gone better than .500, which has led many to consider him overpaid. However, in today’s NFL, where many otherwise very competitive teams lack a “franchise” quarterback, the Dolphins were smart to lock up Tannehill through 2020.

In week 2 and 3 of the NFL season trends become clear. Once again this has held true. Through these first two weeks there have been numerous disappointments, breakouts, and players who have lived up to high expectations. In this blog post I will be covering these players and giving some advice on what to do with some of these players.

Mack is just destroying in the linebacker position and has the best states for a linebacker in his first three seasons. Mack is a 2x Pro Bowl, 2x First team All Pro, NFL Defensive player of the year. Cooper, is also a 2x Pro Bowl as well, He has back to back seasons with 1000+ receiving yards.Also, Carr is having Hall Of Fame numbers with the Raiders and is an elite quarterback is the NFL.