August 23, 2019
NFL
by
Evan Macy
The majority of the world's fantasy football drafts will be taking place over the next two weeks, making staying informed on injuries and holdouts more important than ever.
Without further ado, here's the latest news we could find on a bevy of important players:
August 22, 2019
Eagles
by
Evan Macy
The back ups and roster hopefuls played for majority of the game — so we'll take a look at four players who impressed us in Preseason Game No. 3.
August 22, 2019
Eagles
by
Evan Macy
Carson Wentz is the headline-maker in this city and his absence from the first team offense will end speculation over whether he will suit up and play this preseason.
But several of the Eagles top players on both sides of the ball did take the field during the first and second quarters Thursday night.
August 22, 2019
Fantasy football
by
Evan Macy
If you aren't planning to make a play on one of the top three tight ends this year (Travis Kelce, Zach Ertz or George Kittle), it might be smart to hang back and grab a sleeper:
August 20, 2019
Eagles
by
Evan Macy
The Eagles and Ravens completed their second of two joint practices with a heat index in the triple digits. This after the same balmy heat on Sunday and Monday. For some players, it was no big deal. For others, it was almost unbearable.
August 20, 2019
Fantasy football
by
Evan Macy
Never heard of Jakobi Meyers? That's kind of how the Patriots like it.
August 19, 2019
Fantasy football
by
Evan Macy
We took a look at four quarterback sleepers already. Below are four running backs who we think could wind up as valuable sleepers.
August 17, 2019
Fantasy football
by
Evan Macy
Here's a look at four QBs who we think have the best chance to be sleepers this year:
August 17, 2019
Fantasy football
by
Evan Macy
However, there continue to be some issues of importance across the fantasy landscape, whether they are suspensions (Golden Tate, Antonio Callaway), lingering injuries (Andrew Luck, Antonio Brown) or holdouts (Melvin Gordon. Ezekiel Elliott).
August 15, 2019
Eagles
by
Evan Macy
A week after Nate Sudfeld, the surefire No. 2 broke his wrist (he is expected to be back by Week 3), the No.3 Cody Kessler left Thursday's game to have his head examined after taking a hit in the first quarter.