Author Archives: Rotoprofessor

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Bounce Back Candidate: Is Eli Manning An Ideal Target For Your QB2?

Posted on June 7, 2013 by Rotoprofessor

by Eric Stashin (aka The Rotoprofessor) Eli Manning is one of the must frustrating quarterbacks to own, isn’t he? He has two Super Bowl MVPs and there is no questioning his ability to perform under pressure, but every time we … Continue reading →

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Breaking Down The Backfield: Who Is The RB To Target In Arizona? (Mendenhall, Williams & More)

Posted on June 6, 2013 by Rotoprofessor

The Arizona Cardinals finally cut ties on the perpetually disappointing Beanie Wells, though don’t bank on it necessarily being addition by subtraction. They replaced him with Rashard Mendenhall, still leaving fantasy owners little clarity about the depth chart. Let’s take … Continue reading →

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Draft Day Strategy: Why Drafting a QB In Round 1 or 2 Could Be Your Ticket To Success

Posted on June 5, 2013 by Rotoprofessor

by Steven Barris It has become one of the hottest topics in fantasy football over the past several years. Do you spend a first or early second round pick on one of the “special” QBS, guys like Aaron Rodgers, Tom … Continue reading →

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Offseason Movement Guide: Breaking Down Whose Value Rose & Whose Diminished

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Rotoprofessor

by Ray Kuhn The time is here. The moves have happened, the draft is over and minicamps have begun. Players will not be officially reporting to training camps for almost another two months, but that shouldn’t mean anything to you. … Continue reading →

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2013 Fantasy Football Rankings: Top 25 Quarterbacks

Posted on June 3, 2013 by Rotoprofessor

by Eric Stashin (aka “The Rotoprofessor) Quarterback appears to be exceptionally deep as we head towards our 2013 fantasy drafts. That, of course, does not mean that all options are created equally. Who are the best options for 2013? Let’s … Continue reading →

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