The stock report’s purpose is to show those players that are putting up great performances to those who are not. Each one of the rising players is either coming off a bad week or have been gaining momentum each week. The crashing athletes are those that either fell off from

Hopefully everyone had a better three than I did! But hey, let’s forget about that and move on to bigger and better things… week four football! Good luck to everyone this weekend, I hope you all have a nice payday. Tier 1 – Elite Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, $7,900

Football season is officially underway! For those of us still trying to get over the disappointments from our respective teams after week one (I’m talking to you, Eli), I’m here to take your mind off that and talk a little fantasy sports. Based on week one performance, the top five

After ending their season by being deflated, the Colts’ confidence should be inflated for their upcoming campaign. Playing in a division with two teams who just drafted in the top three, the Colts ran away with the AFC South with an 11-5 record and an appearance in the AFC Title

The 2014 NFL season is already a quarter of the way finished, and to say there have been a myriad of surprises in the fantasy landscape would be an understatement. Injuries and ineffectiveness have sapped the value of many universal first-round selections like LeSean McCoy and Eddie Lacy so far

I can’t believe it’s Week 4 already.  Week 4 is the first week of bye weeks.  We have fewer players to choose from but still have plenty of options.  I’ve noticed that DraftKings has been getting sharper with their pricing as of late, which makes lineup creations a bit more

QB’s: The Good Kirk Cousins: 30-48-427-3-1 INT (3 rushes-5 yards)… In his first start in relief of RG3, Cousins carved up the Eagles defense for an astounding 427 yards through the air. His rapport with Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson was exceptional and he’s proven to be deadly when targeting

Week three of the NFL season is upon us.  Last week I mentioned to not take everything we learned in week one too seriously, and boy was I spot on.  Week two proved that week one isn’t the tell-all story us fantasy players would like to believe.  Things begin to

Raise your hand if you had a great week one.  Now raise your hand if you are itching for more NFL DFS – yeah I thought so, it’s pretty fun isn’t it? Since it’s week two, we have a slightly better idea what to expect from certain players.  The biggest

News and Notes I wasn’t high on Andrew Luck coming into the season, and he hasn’t done anything to change my mind so far. Yes, he’s 7th or 8th among quarterbacks in fantasy points per game, but it doesn’t look sustainable. Luck’s interception rate is the second lowest in the