Paywall Thoughts For Free: BREAKOUT FINDER’s Top-10 Devy Quarterbacks
We've officially hit that lull in the football calendar. With the questions surrounding professional sports and COVID-19, the downtime has started to weigh heavily on fans everywhere. We hope everyone is staying home, safe, and healthy. Given some of the extra time...
Ryan Really Wrote: Top-48-Almost-50 (Superflex) Dynasty/Rookie Rankings
Four complete rounds of rookie rankings, 48 players total, for your viewing (and drafting) pleasure. Throw your two favorite darts to make-up the final 50 if you so choose. These rankings assume superflex, as the title would suggest, and obviously full-point PPR....
Division Preview & Fantasy Outlook: AFC East
AFC EAST 2020 PREVIEW
Keeney’s Running Back Model: Coin-Flipping With Zack Moss and Darrynton Evans
Evaluating edge prospects I've got a model, and it's pretty good. Essentially, it tries to predict which players will break out -- or have one or more Top 24 PPR seasons. At its core, players with a rating of 50+ are projected breakouts, and as we move away...
Doug Does: The Latest Hashtag Devy News
Catching up on the last couple weeks of high profile commitments. Also, will the NCAA adopt a potential free agency?
NCAA Transfer Portal: Five Devy Transfers That Deserve Your Attention
By introducing the new "Transfer Portal," the NCAA has recently given athletes the opportunity to take their talents elsewhere. Players and coaches have already begun taking advantage of the new program, with a new player seemingly entering the portal every week....
Division Preview & Fantasy Outlook: AFC North
AFC NORTH 2020 PREVIEW
Your Favorite Devy Running Back is Too Small. Now What?
Since 2007 (a cutoff point that doesn't mean anything other than being how far back my prospect database goes), there have been 115 instances of running backs weighing less than 210 pounds posting fantasy seasons of at least 10 points per game (in PPR), and 40...
Devy Diamonds: WR Malik Heath
The 2020 draft class was full of great receivers, but 2021 is even better. One player that no one is talking about right now is Malik Heath. Heath has prototypical X receiver size at 6'3" and 215 pounds, and ran a 4.43 forty in high school. However, he has yet to play...
Keeney’s Running Back Model: The Case Against Clyde Edwards-Helaire
They Ain't Like the Rest The more I study running back prospects, the more I come to the conclusion that being "just good enough" doesn't cut it. The best running backs in the NFL typically have at least one, and usually more, metrics in their college profiles where...
