Go to iheartradio.com and look up KFAN 100.3 FM. It's a MN station. They have a show on Saturday a.m. (time varies depending on the Gopher football schedule). They break down every game and offer grades on starters. They actually will tell you how many RB and WR TD's certain defenses have given up.
They have segments like "Take a chance on me" where they recommend players for folks who might have bye issues. They also recommend possible pick ups a WEEK before they might be popular. 5 tough questions. One last week was "Is K. Benjamin good enough to be an every week starter?"
You are a fool if you don't check this out. It's all I use every week.
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Go to iheartradio.com and look up KFAN 100.3 FM. It's a MN station. They have a show on Saturday a.m. (time varies depending on the Gopher football schedule). They break down every game and offer grades on starters. They actually will tell you how many RB and WR TD's certain defenses have given up.
They have segments like "Take a chance on me" where they recommend players for folks who might have bye issues. They also recommend possible pick ups a WEEK before they might be popular. 5 tough questions. One last week was "Is K. Benjamin good enough to be an every week starter?"
You are a fool if you don't check this out. It's all I use every week.
The Jets have faced a murder's row of quarterbacks, and quietly, they get another very difficult matchup again this week when they travel to San Diego. Philip Rivers is a top-five fantasy quarterback in most scoring systems, and there's no reason to think that'll change this week. The Jets remain virtually impossible to run against.They rank No. 1 in rushing yards allowed, they've seen the fewest attempts, and haven't given up a touchdown on the ground yet this year. Plus, Donald Brown has been awful, averaging a horrifying 1.9 yards per carry. So, the Chargers will do what every team does against the Jets: Pass. The Jets have seen the 7th-most pass attempts, and they haven't handled them very well, allowing multiple passing touchdowns in every game. Rivers has thrown multiple touchdowns in eight of the last 12 games, and that trend will continue.
Does ESPN or any of those TV shows offer this kind of analysis?
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4. Philip Rivers vs. NYJ – 9.75
The Jets have faced a murder's row of quarterbacks, and quietly, they get another very difficult matchup again this week when they travel to San Diego. Philip Rivers is a top-five fantasy quarterback in most scoring systems, and there's no reason to think that'll change this week. The Jets remain virtually impossible to run against.They rank No. 1 in rushing yards allowed, they've seen the fewest attempts, and haven't given up a touchdown on the ground yet this year. Plus, Donald Brown has been awful, averaging a horrifying 1.9 yards per carry. So, the Chargers will do what every team does against the Jets: Pass. The Jets have seen the 7th-most pass attempts, and they haven't handled them very well, allowing multiple passing touchdowns in every game. Rivers has thrown multiple touchdowns in eight of the last 12 games, and that trend will continue.
Does ESPN or any of those TV shows offer this kind of analysis?
Re. L. Bell this week. Does ESPN tell you how many carries inside the 10 a RB has and how many yards they have gained?
And FYI, I get NOTHING for this. It's just a terrific resource and beats checking 34 websites to find out whether you would start Arian Foster or E. Lacy.
I might just be picking nits here, but in the Steelers' past two games, in which their suddenly potent offense scored a combined 61 points, Bell has found the end zone exactly zero times. What's even more troubling is that backup LeGarrette Blount has more touchdowns this season (2) than Bell (1), and both of Blount's have come from inside their opponents' 10-yard line. I'm not saying Blount is Pittsburgh's goal line back of choice, but I am saying that in Bell's four attempts from inside the 10, he's gained a measly two yards. Anyway, I'm probably doing all this worrying for nothing, as surely there will be enough scoring to go around against the league's worst defense (451 total yards and 38 points allowed per game). The Jaguars have already allowed six running back touchdowns, including two through the air, where Bell is particulary potent.
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Re. L. Bell this week. Does ESPN tell you how many carries inside the 10 a RB has and how many yards they have gained?
And FYI, I get NOTHING for this. It's just a terrific resource and beats checking 34 websites to find out whether you would start Arian Foster or E. Lacy.
I might just be picking nits here, but in the Steelers' past two games, in which their suddenly potent offense scored a combined 61 points, Bell has found the end zone exactly zero times. What's even more troubling is that backup LeGarrette Blount has more touchdowns this season (2) than Bell (1), and both of Blount's have come from inside their opponents' 10-yard line. I'm not saying Blount is Pittsburgh's goal line back of choice, but I am saying that in Bell's four attempts from inside the 10, he's gained a measly two yards. Anyway, I'm probably doing all this worrying for nothing, as surely there will be enough scoring to go around against the league's worst defense (451 total yards and 38 points allowed per game). The Jaguars have already allowed six running back touchdowns, including two through the air, where Bell is particulary potent.
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