All articles tagged with #lineup decisions
This article provides strategic advice for fantasy football lineup decisions for Week 5, highlighting key players to start or sit based on matchups, recent performance, and defensive schemes, aiming to help managers optimize their lineups and make confident decisions before kickoff.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. expressed his displeasure with being benched for Game 1 of the Yankees' wild-card series, but Yankees manager Aaron Boone emphasized that his focus is on winning and expects Chisholm to contribute regardless of his emotions. Boone explained the lineup decisions, including strategic choices against left-handed pitchers, and acknowledged the challenges of managing player emotions and game tactics during the postseason.
The article provides matchup ratings and confidence scores for players in Week 2 of fantasy football PPR leagues, helping managers make start/sit decisions based on analysis and confidence levels.
The Green Bay Packers' voluntary OTAs are underway, with key focus on contract situations like Jaire Alexander's future, lineup decisions including OL and WR roles, and competition for positions such as running back and interior defensive line. Notable storylines include Alexander's attendance, Jenkins' contract and position switch, receiver room dynamics, OL rotations, secondary starters, and QB competition, with rookie and veteran players vying for roles.
ESPN provides updates on NFL player inactives for Week 12 to help fantasy football managers set their lineups. Key players like Brock Purdy (SF) and DeVonta Smith (PHI) are out, while others like Tyler Lockett (SEA) and Noah Fant (SEA) are questionable. The article advises on potential replacements and the impact of these injuries on fantasy lineups.
This article provides insights and recommendations for fantasy football lineup decisions in Week 16. It highlights players who may be tough start/sit options based on matchups and other factors. The article includes recommended starts, sits, sleepers, and busts for each game, helping fantasy football managers make informed decisions for their lineups.
This article provides a PPR cheat sheet for Week 16 of fantasy football, offering player ratings to help with lineup decisions. The cheat sheet includes confidence scores for each player, ranging from 1-10, to assist in determining who to start. The article covers various matchups and provides analysis for relevant players in PPR leagues.
Fantasy football analyst Heath Cummings provides his Week 16 projections for every relevant position, including quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, and tight ends. Cummings offers statistical projections, Fantasy point totals, DFS prices, and values to help members build winning lineups. He highlights players like James Cook and Ty Chandler as potential breakout performers for the week.
This article provides matchup ratings for every player in Week 14 for Non-PPR leagues, helping fantasy football managers make tough lineup decisions. The ratings range from 1-10, with higher numbers indicating more confidence in starting a player. The cheat sheet covers various teams and positions, offering insights into which players are recommended to start based on the author's analysis.
This article provides matchup ratings for every player in Week 14 for PPR leagues, helping fantasy football managers make tough lineup decisions. The ratings range from 1-10, with higher numbers indicating more confidence in starting a player. The cheat sheet covers various teams and positions, offering insights into which players are recommended to start based on their matchups.
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 this article, Chris Towers provides insights and analysis for every game on the Week 14 slate, discussing injuries, lineup decisions, and the quirks of the late-season schedule. He offers advice on tough lineup decisions and highlights key injuries to watch. Towers also shares his own experiences in fantasy football and encourages readers to send in their questions for a mailbag edition of the newsletter.
Heading into Week 14 of fantasy football, there are some tough lineup decisions to make. With low-scoring games expected and lopsided matchups, it's important to consider benching players who may not perform well. Players like Calvin Ridley, Evan Engram, Nico Collins, Tony Pollard, and Matthew Stafford may be risky starts due to poor matchups. On the other hand, players like Dameon Pierce, Jonathan Mingo, Isaiah Likely, and Gardner Minshew have great upside and could be worth starting.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have shown both promise and inconsistency in their recent games, with coach Mike Sullivan making lineup decisions that have yielded mixed results. The team is still searching for more consistent play and the ability to stack wins. Sullivan has opted to scratch Vinnie Hinostroza in favor of Jansen Harkins, both of whom bring speed and different strengths to the lineup. Jeff Carter's defensive contributions and faceoff wins have earned him a place in the lineup, but the prospect of Harkins and Hinostroza's speed is tantalizing. Goaltender Tristan Jarry has been solid in recent games, helping the team rally to a 10-10-0 record. Alex Nylander, who has been playing with Evgeni Malkin, has yet to make a significant impact, while Erik Karlsson's high-risk style of play adds to the team's already high-risk tolerance.
This article provides matchup ratings for every player in Week 12 for PPR leagues, helping fantasy football managers make tough lineup decisions. The ratings are represented by a confidence score from 1-10, with higher numbers indicating a stronger recommendation to start a player. The cheat sheet covers various teams and positions, offering insights for each matchup.