This is part of a RotoViz series of articles where we talk about players that are currently riding the pine but could be huge difference makers at some point this season. My “guy behind the guy”: rookie Devontae Booker…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Kelvin Benjamin‘s 2014 output is the type of thing you pray for when selecting rookie prospects in redraft leagues. Prior to the RotoViz team using things like draft capital, college performance, opportunity and supporting cast to pump him up as a big time sleeper, Benjamin was being overlooked and had an ADP of WR63. Currently, Washington Redskins rookie Josh Doctson is being drafted at WR62…...

What’s the first thing that pops into your head when you hear the name Rishard Matthews? If it’s not breakout candidate, underrated talent or a fantasy value then we have some things to discuss. Here’s four reasons I’ll be trying to draft or acquire the new Titans receiver in all formats. 1) HE WAS DAMN GOOD FOR THE DOLPHINS IN 2015 Kyle Pollock expressed his…...

The RotoViz team has been looking at the 2016 NFL draft and breaking down the fantasy repercussions for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and tight ends in each division. Here’s how it shook it out for the NFC South…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member? Log in here...

Now that the NFL draft is over it’s time we all start to direct our attention towards May rookie drafts. Considering the questionable landing spots that most receivers and running backs went to, I know many owners were left uncertain what to do with their picks after the clear top three or four players are gone…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this...

It wasn’t too long ago that the 49ers were one of the premiere teams in the NFL. Now with new head coach Chip Kelly and a GM on the hot seat, the team has to make strong selections in the 2016 NFL draft. I will go through all the teams picks and make the suggestions I believe would best help the team become an immediate contender…...

We’ve been doing some speculative rookie landing spot discussions around here lately, and contemplating what the implications of these dream scenarios would be for rookie dynasty drafts. Today I’m going to look at Devontae Booker to the Bears.  THE PROSPECT We don’t have any measurables to look at yet but here are some comparables based on size and production. So why isn’t he a being viewed as an upper…...

There’s about three weeks left until the NFL draft and this is when the RotoViz team starts really digging deep to uncover those hidden gems that are off the common draftniks radar. As I was putting together my wide receiver rankings I couldn’t help but notice that I was the highest on Ball State’s Jordan Williams…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this...

This post is part of a series of articles where various RotoViz writers name their favorite buy low for dynasty fantasy football, with a look at the 2016 NFL season and beyond. At the conclusion of the series, the authors will get together to rank the various nominations in one final post. In this installment, Tim Talmadge discusses his pick, DeMarco Murray. In fantasy football…...

Chip Kelly is the new Head Coach of the San Francisco 49ers. When a new regime comes in and cleans house, you start to look for clues about what they think the strengths and weaknesses of the team are, and how that will affect the fantasy values of certain players…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View Membership LevelsAlready a member?...

In this new era of fantasy football, where finding consistent workhorse running back production is rare, piecing together the RB position is a viable strategy for building winning teams. According to Fantasy Data, 14 of the top-24 RBs in 2015 (PPR scoring) had over 40 receptions, and almost half carried the ball fewer than 200 times…. Membership Required You must be a member to access this content.View...

This is the sixteenth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the fourteenth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the thirteenth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the twelfth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the eleventh of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the tenth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the ninth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the eighth of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...

This is the seventh of a weekly series examining the actual fantasy production of wide receivers compared to what they would have been expected to do based on the targets that they saw. Got it? We determine that second part using line of scrimmage data. For a more detailed explanation, here’s the first iteration of this article. Here are the main terms you need to know:…...