A handcuff is the insurance policy for the star running back on your fantasy team. Usually, but not always, it is the player that is #2 on teams depth chart. Owning your running back’s handcuff has been the thing “to do” (Or not todo) in fantasy football as fantasy football as evolved over the years. Perhaps now, it could be seen as a wiser investment to take the "handcuff" [...]
The following depth charts should be used for fantasy purposes. The chart below show the order in which you would want to own/draft players at the offensive skill positions based on rankings. They may or may not reflect official team depth charts. Depth charts are always subject to change before your fantasy drafts and/or during the season, so be sure to keep checking back for updates! [...]
Fantasy Football Week 5 Preview. Starts / Sits, injuries, schedule changes, DFS plays, Props! & More!
Injuries and Covid-19 designations have taken the upcoming week for a loop. Find out which players you should be getting in or out of your lineups for this crazy week four. News, injuries, starts/sits, DFS plays and props!
Previewing week 2 of the NFL / Fantasy Football Season. Many big injuries ahead of this week, so find out who needs to "get in" or "get out" of your fantasy lineups. Starts, sits, DFS plays and more! Don't forget to like and subscribe this podcast , and be sure to follow us on twitter @fantasyshed_com & @Richpfantasy
Previewing week one of the 2020 NFL season. Who should be in your lineups, and who should be out. Plus DFS picks!
Mock drafting from a randomized draft position using the FantasyPros Mock Draft Simulator. You won't find the zero running back strategy here!
Before we begin: What is a bust? We classify a bust as someone that will not live up to their hype or draft value. Drafting Christian McCaffery number one overall and having him finish as the # 4 running back, isn’t going to make him a bust. Drafting Miles Sanders in round two as the twelfth running back off the board, and having him finish as RB40, does classify [...]
Breaking down the cases for Aaron Jones and Austin Ekeler. One of them will not live up to expectations, while the other may exceed theirs.
