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Fantasy football waiver wire for NFL Week 6: Alexander Mattison, Chase Claypool, QBs among top pickups
Tweets poured in from the game’s brightest stars as they sent their well-wishes to Prescott, who was having a tremendous season to that point. To see any player suffer a major injury is unsettling, and this was certainly no exception. So here’s a tip of the hat to a player who has not only done […]
Continue reading2020 NFL quarter-season awards: Picks for MVP, rookies of the year, top coach, best catch, more
If it weren’t for the Steelers-Titans game getting postponed, we would be through exactly 25% of the NFL’s regular season. As is custom, with (something close to) the first quarter in the books, I’m taking stock of the league by handing out quarter-season awards for the best performances over the first month of the campaign. […]
Continue readingGreen Bay Packers’ Robert Tonyan not surprised by Aaron Rodgers’ hot start
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay Packers tight end Robert Tonyan knew quarterback Aaron Rodgers was going to start this season off on a tear — how so, he would not say — but that would have at least sounded more believable than someone saying Tonyan would lead the NFL in touchdown catches after one […]
Continue readingFantasy football intel for all 32 NFL teams ahead of Week 5
The Fantasy 32 analyzes the NFL from a fantasy perspective, with at least one mention of each of the league’s 32 teams. Though efficiency will be discussed plenty, the column will lean heavily on usage data, as volume is king (by far) in fantasy football. Use these tidbits to make the best waiver-wire, trade and […]
Continue readingTough guy? Players’ coach? Packers’ Matt LaFleur balancing both in first season
GREEN BAY, Wis. — As Robert Tonyan trotted back to the Lambeau Field sideline early in last Sunday’s win over the Chicago Bears, he did not know what awaited him. The Green Bay Packers’ backup tight end had just misconstrued what quarterback Aaron Rodgers wanted him to do on a failed third-down play. As Rodgers […]
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