Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit There has been a big shake-up in this week’s rankings due to a ton of key players on bye week from the Pittsburgh, New England, Miami, and Seattle. And since the season is roughly a quarter of the way through, all the old household names who aren’t performing have gotten the boot in the rankings, for example, Dwight Freeney. Tackles are the n ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit Positional IDP Player Rankings: Week 4 With our first round of bye weeks here in Week 4, depth starts to become a question. It depends on your league, but if a guy has a bye, I sometimes like to roll the dice and just cut him and maybe I get him back, maybe I don’t. Some of you may be playing in a league where that just isn’t an option. The b ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit Both Patrick Willis and Jared Allen have been knocked off their top spot. Yeremiah Bell is still clinging to his No. 1 position but LaRon Landry has been blowing people up. As a guy who gets a lot of attention for not being great against the pass, Landry has been all over the field making tackles, currently leading the NFL in tackles. James H ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit Lots of shake-ups and break-ups in the rankings. From Week 1 to Week, there’s always going to be surprises. I doubt anyone thought LaRon Landry was going to lead the NFL in tackles in Week 1, but that happened. How about the San Francisco 49ers and Houston Texans having a player in the top 10 for all three positions? It’s a little surprising ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit Break out the barbecue grills. Place a huge order for takeout hot wings. The NFL season is upon us. Week 1 presents a lot of fun matchups, especially between teams that struggled last year. Cleveland versus Tampa Bay. Atlanta versus Pittsburgh. Detroit versus Chicago. Miami versus Buffalo. Right away, teams will know that they’ve either impro ...

With IDP scoring, it boils down to what feels fair to you. But there are two general scoring styles: tackles and big plays. Is Patrick Willis a great defender because he consistently makes tackles every game with the occasional sack and INT? Or is Jared Allen a great defender because he gets all those sacks? Or is Charles Woodson great because he gets INTs and breaks up passes? The reality may just be that ...

Photo By: Icon SMI IDP leagues can be found at all the same places you likely already play fantasy football. Choose a website that you’re most comfortable with and encourage your friends to join. It is also recommended that you stick to one website when you play fantasy football. If there three different websites to check out because you have teams spread out, it can be more difficult to focus equal attenti ...

Photo By: Icon SMI Individual defensive players (IDP) are already a fairly common occurrence in fantasy football leagues. In addition to drafting quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, team defenses and kickers, IDPs can also be a part of a fantasy football team. IDPs are scored by their statistics: Tackles, assisted tackles, sacks, interceptions, forced fumbles, recovered fumbles, safetie ...

In 1998, Atlanta Falcons RB Jamal Anderson rushed for 1,846 yards and had 16 total TDs. This made him the first true fantasy football sleeper of all time. There may have been surprises in the past, but during the late '90s when fantasy football's popularity was exploding, Anderson became the quintessential sleeper. Anderson had 410 carries that year. This truly signifies what makes for a quality sleeper: op ...

Click Here For Our Current Mock Drafts The second round is as important as the first, most notably because there is potential for drafting a bust. In addition, drafters need to focus on the other teams and their selections. If a team selects a QB in round two, it is safe to assume that team will not select a QB again. On the other hand, if a team selects a second running back, in all likelihood, they will g ...