All articles tagged with #targets
Corbin's analysis of Week 7 2025 fantasy football WR/CB matchups highlights potential sleepers and targets, with key upgrades for players like Olave, Shaheed, Waddle, and Pittman, while cautioning against downgrades for Jeudy and Higgins based on matchup data and defensive schemes.
This article highlights five last-minute waiver-wire targets for Week 6 of fantasy football, including QB Mac Jones, RB Emanuel Wilson, WR Tyquan Thornton, WR Isaiah Bond, and TE Mason Taylor, emphasizing their recent performances and favorable matchups to help managers fill in due to injuries and bye weeks.
In Week 5 of fantasy football, key waiver wire targets include players like Woody Marks, Kenneth Gainwell, Romeo Doubs, Darius Slayton, and Darren Waller, especially as stars like Tyreek Hill and Malik Nabers are out due to season-ending injuries. Managers should focus on filling roster gaps caused by bye weeks and injuries, with strategic FAB spending on available players to optimize their lineups.
Marvin Harrison Jr. emphasizes that team success with a 2-0 record is more important than individual target numbers, despite limited opportunities in the passing game so far. He remains focused on winning and expects his involvement to increase in upcoming games, especially against the 49ers.
The article outlines a comprehensive 2025 fantasy football draft strategy focusing on running backs, emphasizing the importance of elite RBs, adapting to league settings, and targeting specific players across different rounds to build a competitive roster, with an emphasis on the top-tier talent and strategic flexibility.
This article provides an overview of quarterback rankings, tiers, breakout candidates, and sleepers for the 2025 fantasy football draft, emphasizing the importance of selecting the right quarterback for a high weekly floor and discussing strategies for drafting and managing the position.
Strategists are increasingly confident in the S&P 500, with some raising year-end targets as high as 6,600, driven by strong earnings, economic resilience, and optimism about AI-driven growth, despite ongoing uncertainties and risks.
Georgia football enters the early signing period with the No. 1 ranked recruiting class, despite losing a commitment from 5-star quarterback Dylan Raiola. The Bulldogs have 27 commitments, including two 5-star prospects, and are expected to add more high-priority targets. Most of the 2024 signing class will enroll early, and Georgia is still pursuing 5-star safety KJ Bolden.
This article provides value plays and advice for Week 14 of NFL DFS. It highlights quarterbacks Justin Fields and Baker Mayfield as potential options due to favorable matchups and their ability to provide safe-floor production. Running backs Joe Mixon and Zack Moss are recommended based on their workload and favorable matchups. Wide receivers Elijah Moore and Rashee Rice are identified as potential value plays, depending on the starting lineup and quarterback situation. Tight ends Gerald Everett and Isaiah Likely are suggested as options with touchdown potential and favorable matchups.
This opinion piece emphasizes the importance of protecting patients and doctors during times of war, highlighting the need for them to never become targets. It calls for increased awareness and action to ensure the safety and well-being of medical professionals and those seeking medical care in conflict zones.
Tesla produced a record-breaking 479,700 electric vehicles in Q2 2023, surpassing both quarterly production and sales records. The Model 3 and Model Y accounted for 96% of Tesla's production, while the Model S and Model X made up the remaining 4%. With a total of 920,508 EVs produced in the first half of the year, Tesla is on track to achieve its target of producing 2 million EVs in 2023. Q2 sales were up 10% from the previous quarter and 83% year-on-year, indicating strong growth. If Tesla maintains its quarter-on-quarter production growth, it could produce around 2.1 million EVs in 2023, exceeding its initial goal.
Crypto strategist DonAlt believes that Bitcoin is in the early stages of a new bull market and a disbelief rally is underway, as many traders still believe that Bitcoin is in a downtrend even after breaking out from a multi-month reversal pattern. DonAlt shows negative funding rates in various crypto exchanges, indicating that traders are still betting on BTC to go down. He maps out BTC’s worst-case and best-case scenarios, with the high timeframe breakout of BTC potentially propelling the king crypto to as high as $100,000.