All articles tagged with #busts
The article provides a detailed analysis of the 2025 NFC North fantasy football draft, highlighting two value picks (D'Andre Swift and Jordan Mason), two potential busts (DJ Moore and Jared Goff), and two sleepers (Tucker Kraft and J.J. McCarthy), with insights into their current ADP, expected performance, and risks.
The article provides expert predictions for the 2025 fantasy football season, highlighting potential sleepers, busts, and breakout players across offensive positions, with insights on players like J.J. McCarthy, Caleb Williams, Rashee Rice, and others, aiming to guide fantasy enthusiasts in their draft strategies.
In preparation for the 2024 Fantasy Baseball draft, five players to avoid include Zac Gallen, who may face a workload hangover and struggles with whiffs and hard contact, and Luis Robert, whose aggressive hitting and injury history pose significant risks. Additionally, Luis Arráez's one-dimensional batting average and Esteury Ruiz's reliance on stolen bases make them risky picks, while Tanner Scott's control issues and potential regression raise concerns about his performance as a reliever.
Scott White's 2024 Fantasy Baseball Draft Prep: Busts 2.0 includes new names like Tyler Glasnow, Matt McLain, Cedric Mullins, Salvador Perez, and Michael King, along with holdovers like Cody Bellinger, Paul Goldschmidt, Blake Snell, Ha-Seong Kim, Joe Ryan, and Spencer Steer. White provides detailed analysis on why these players may not live up to their draft cost, citing concerns such as injury history, potential regression, and declining performance.
Fantasy baseball expert Scott White identifies potential busts for the 2024 season, including Cody Bellinger, Blake Snell, Paul Goldschmidt, Ha-Seong Kim, Joe Ryan, Josh Jung, Spencer Steer, Lane Thomas, Esteury Ruiz, Sonny Gray, Isaac Paredes, and Bryce Miller, citing concerns such as inconsistent performance, injury history, declining skills, and reliance on a single trick for success.
The 2023 Fantasy Football All-Bust Team includes players like Patrick Mahomes, Austin Ekeler, and Travis Kelce, who failed to meet high expectations. Factors contributing to their underperformance range from age-related decline to poor quarterback play and coaching issues. Despite disappointing seasons, there is optimism for potential rebounds in 2024, particularly with changes in coaching staff and the return of key players from injury.
This article provides insights and recommendations for fantasy football lineup decisions in Week 14. It highlights players who may be tough start/sit calls and offers analysis based on matchups, offensive schemes, and player performance. The article covers various games and provides recommendations for starts, sits, sleepers, and busts for each matchup.
In Week 3 of fantasy football, some players are expected to underperform due to tough matchups. Daniel Jones (QB, Giants) faces a strong 49ers defense, James Conner (RB, Cardinals) goes against the dominant Cowboys defense, Jerome Ford (RB, Browns) faces a tough Titans defense, Chris Olave (WR, Saints) has a challenging matchup against the Packers, and DK Metcalf (WR, Seahawks) may struggle against the Panthers' run-stopping defense. Additionally, Pat Freiermuth (TE, Steelers) has been unproductive and should be avoided until the Steelers' offense improves.
The 2023 Fantasy Football Running Back preview discusses various strategies for drafting running backs, including Zero-RB, Hero-RB, and taking multiple running backs early. The article also provides a list of Zero-RB targets and handcuff rankings. Additionally, it highlights key numbers to know for the upcoming season, such as rookie performance trends and potential breakout candidates.
Fantasy football analyst Derek Brown provides a list of players to avoid in the 2023 season, including Deebo Samuel, who struggled as a WR28 in 2022 due to a decrease in his aDOT and lack of high-leverage roles; George Pickens, who had inconsistent fantasy production and may be the fourth option in the Steelers' passing attack; and JuJu Smith-Schuster, who had a solid but unspectacular season and is projected to be an uninspiring WR4/5 in New England's offense.
This article provides a preview of the quarterback position in fantasy football for the 2023 season. It discusses the impact of the previous year's anomalies and provides draft strategies for different rounds. The article also highlights sleepers, breakouts, and busts, along with key numbers to know about certain quarterbacks. Additionally, it suggests streaming options for specific matchups and identifies quarterbacks who may perform better in leagues with different scoring formats.
The 2023 Fantasy Football Draft Bible at SportsLine, prepared by Fantasy experts Jacob Gibbs, Dan Schneier, and R.J. White, provides rankings, sleepers, breakouts, and busts for the upcoming season. The guide also offers strategy tips for different draft formats and includes analysis on top rookie QBs, RBs, and WRs. Notable players highlighted in the guide include Cardinals WR Marquise Brown and Steelers TE Pat Freiermuth as potential breakout candidates. SportsLine's Fantasy football draft guide also warns against drafting a certain player who could be a massive bust.
Fantasy football analyst Heath Cummings identifies several quarterbacks, including Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts, and Josh Allen, as players to avoid drafting at their current average draft position (ADP) due to their high cost. Cummings suggests waiting until later rounds to select quarterbacks and prioritizing elite running backs and wide receivers instead. However, he highlights Justin Fields, Tua Tagovailoa, and Anthony Richardson as quarterbacks with good value and upside, recommending pairing them with later-round options like Daniel Jones or Geno Smith. Cummings also provides a list of eight additional players to avoid on Draft Day.
ESPN has released a fantasy football cheat sheet, featuring rankings and analysis from experts such as Mike Clay, Eric Karabell, and Eric Moody. The cheat sheet will be regularly updated until the start of the season, providing the latest information for fantasy football drafts.
The article provides a list of potential bust candidates for the 2023 fantasy football season based on their Average Draft Position (ADP). The players mentioned include quarterbacks such as Patrick Mahomes and Jalen Hurts, running backs like Dalvin Cook and D'Andre Swift, wide receivers DK Metcalf and Treylon Burks, and tight ends George Kittle and Darren Waller. The author cautions against reaching for quarterbacks too early and advises waiting for fair values. They also highlight concerns about the players' situations, such as potential target competition or injury history, that could impact their fantasy production.