Showing posts with label Fantasy Sleeper WR. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fantasy Sleeper WR. Show all posts

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Fantasy Football: WR Rockets Up Draftboard?

With news the Denver Broncos want to extend WR Brandon Marshall, he moves into sleeper territory in the 4th/5th round.

Wednesday, September 09, 2009

Fantasy Football: Some 2009 Football Sleepers

RotoSynthesis >> My '09 Sleepers:

"'Who are your sleepers?'"

I'd add Darren McFadden to Mr. Schoenke's exhaustive RB list. Unsurprisingly, there are few WR sleepers.

Thursday, September 03, 2009

Fantasy Football: Football Outsiders Almanac 2009 Sleepers And Busts

FOOTBALL OUTSIDERS: Football analysis and NFL stats for the Moneyball era - Authors of Football Outsiders Almanac 2009:

"The players listed for each team are one expected to rise, one expected to fall, and one to look out for, respectively.

Atlanta Falcons: Jerious Norwood, Matt Ryan, Stephen Nicholas
Carolina Panthers: Jeff Otah, DeAngelo Williams, Charles Johnson
New Orleans Saints: Pierre Thomas, Jeremy Shockey, Tracy Porter
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Kellen Winslow, Ronde Barber, Roy Miller
Houston Texans: Matt Schaub, Jacques Reeves, Xavier Adibi
Indianapolis Colts: Anthony Gonzalez, Jeff Saturday, Ed Johnson
Jacksonville Jaguars: David Garrard, Rob Meier, Torry Holt
Tennessee Titans: LenDale White, Cortland Finnegan, Jason Jones"

Wednesday, September 02, 2009

Fantasy Football: More Sleepers And Overall Draft Positions

Whenever one listens to various fantasy football experts talk about players, one always hears this guy is a RB2 or a 3rd wide receiver or a QB2. The problem is there isn't any sort of way to see these players grouped together. Rotisserie Musings steps into this gap and provides RB1, RB2, WR1, WR2, QB, TE, FLEX and Bench designations for your improved fantasy football preparation and knowledge.

Here are the 3rd and a few 4th bench spots taken with the overall pick used. This is typically where fantasy drafts begin to take their fantasy football sleeper RBs, sleeper WR and then fantasy sleeper QBs and TEs later. You will also find sleepers in the Flex position for those who tend to reach earlier for them.

OAPlayerRoster
99Ben RoethlisbergerBN3
109Laurence MaroneyBN3
110Steve BreastonBN3
111Justin FargasBN3
112Darius Heywood-BeyBN3
113Matt HasselbackBN3
114Carson PalmerBN3
115Eli ManningBN3
116Torry HoltBN3
117John CarlsonBN3
119Jamaal CharlesBN3
120Jack DelhommeBN3
121Chester TaylorBN4
122Kyle OrtonBN4
123Brandon PettigrewBN4
124Kevin WalterBN4
125Ricky WilliamsBN4

TE Ranks
Sleeper Ranks 2
QB Ranks
Fantasy Football Sleepers 1
Flex Ranks
WR2 Results
WR1 Results
RB1 Results
RB2 Results
12-team PPR draft results

Tuesday, September 01, 2009

Fantasy Football: New York Sleeper WRs

In PPR formats, the New York Giants Steve Smith looks like a 5/60 WR. In non-PPR formats, Giants' WR Domenick Hixon looks like a 3/60 WR.

The New York Jets Chansi Stuckey and David Clowney look like Domenick Hixon types right now. Unfortunately, there is no clear differentiations between the two. Half a Hixon is not good.

Fantasy Football: Sleepers And Overall Draft Position

Whenever one listens to various fantasy football experts talk about players, one always hears this guy is a RB2 or a 3rd wide receiver or a QB2. The problem is there isn't any sort of way to see these players grouped together. Rotisserie Musings steps into this gap and provides RB1, RB2, WR1, WR2, QB, TE, FLEX and Bench designations for your improved fantasy football preparation and knowledge.

Here are the second bench spots taken with the overall pick used. This is typically where fantasy drafts begin to take their fantasy football sleeper RBs, sleeper WR and then fantasy sleeper QBs and TEs later. You will also find sleepers in the Flex position for those who tend to reach earlier for them.

OAPlayerRoster
75Fred JacksonBN2
89Donald DriverBN2
90Willie ParkerBN2
97Percy HarvinBN2
98Chad OchoCincoBN2
100Chris HenryBN2
101Darren SprolesBN2
102Donnie AveryBN2
105Shonn GreeneBN2
106Brett FavreBN2
107Willis McGaheeBN2
108Leon WashingtonBN2




QB Ranks
Fantasy Football Sleepers 1
Flex Ranks
WR2 Results
WR1 Results
RB1 Results
RB2 Results
12-team PPR draft results

Monday, August 31, 2009

Fantasy Football: Sleepers And Overall Draft Positions

Whenever one listens to various fantasy football experts talk about players, one always hears this guy is a RB2 or a 3rd wide receiver or a QB2. The problem is there isn't any sort of way to see these players grouped together. Rotisserie Musings steps into this gap and provides RB1, RB2, WR1, WR2, QB, TE, FLEX and Bench designations for your improved fantasy football preparation and knowledge.

Here are the first bench spots taken with the overall pick used. This is typically where fantasy drafts begin to take their fantasy football sleeper RBs, sleeper WR and then fantasy sleeper QBs and TEs later.

OAPlayerRoster
70Jonathan StewartBN1
79Antonio BryantBN1
80Fred TaylorBN1
83LenDale WhiteBN1
85Domenick HixonBN1
87Ahmad BradshawBN1
88Lee EvansBN1
91Felix JonesBN1
92Tim HightowerBN1
93Rashard MendenhallBN1
95Derrick MasonBN1
96LeSean McCoyBN1


Flex Ranks
WR2 Results
WR1 Results
RB1 Results
RB2 Results
12-team PPR draft results