All articles tagged with #bye weeks
The article discusses the growing likelihood of expanding the College Football Playoff to 16 teams, driven by the observed disadvantage of teams coming off bye weeks, which have a poor record in the current 12-team format. Major conferences like the SEC and Big Ten support expansion, citing fairness and competitive balance, suggesting that a move to a 16-team playoff is imminent.
Sean McDermott has an undefeated record of 8-0 after bye weeks, the best in NFL history, and the Bills are expected to continue their winning streak against the Panthers after their bye week.
In Week 7 of fantasy football, injuries and upcoming bye weeks make the waiver wire crucial for finding starting players, with priority on players like Kimani Vidal and handcuffs for running backs, as managers must stay proactive to secure wins.
The article provides fantasy football tight end rankings for Week 10 of the 2024 NFL season, along with strategies for setting up a successful lineup. It emphasizes the importance of understanding roster positions, managing bye weeks, and making strategic decisions based on matchups, player consistency, and injury reports. The article also highlights the need to stay active on the waiver wire and be prepared for last-minute lineup adjustments.
Get ready for Week 14 of fantasy football with expert rankings and start/sit advice for wide receivers. Make sure to consider roster positions, bye weeks, and strategic lineup-setting techniques to maximize your chances of success. Stay informed about injuries and depth charts, stay active on the waiver wire, and be prepared to make last-minute adjustments when necessary. Good luck!
In Week 13 of fantasy football, several wide receivers will be on bye, including Stefon Diggs, Gabe Davis, Odell Beckham Jr., Zay Flowers, Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, D.J. Moore, Davante Adams, Jakobi Myers, and Jalin Hyatt. Jamey Eisenberg provides his Start 'Em & Sit 'Em recommendations for wide receivers, while Heath Cummings offers matchup notes and projections for Week 13.
The 2023 NFL bye weeks will occur from Week 5 to Week 14, with no byes during Week 8 or 12. The number of teams on a bye during a given week will range from two to six teams. Coaches use this time to reassess game plans, while players rest and prepare for the next stretch of the season.
The 2023 NFL schedule release has potential fantasy football implications, with players negatively impacted by Week 18 matchups against strong defenses, RBs with earlier bye weeks seeing a drop in production, and players on teams losing stateside home games due to international games potentially having home/away splits. Gabe Davis, Ryan Tannehill, and Mac Jones are among the players affected.