Category Archives: Player Analysis

by Ray Kuhn Mark Ingram is entering his third NFL season, reportedly at full health. He had success at Alabama leading the Saints to draft him in the first round, but he has not been healthy since. He is claiming … Continue reading →

The common thought process is that, once Danario Alexander became a starter for the San Siego Chargers, Philip Rivers suddenly became a better quarterback. To an extent it is accurate, but it was hardly a metamorphosis. Where Rivers improved was … Continue reading →

by Will Overton For the second time in four year the Cincinnati Bengals went with a tight end in the first round of the NFL Draft. What makes it unusual is that they are the only team in the last … Continue reading →

by Eric Stashin (aka The Rotoprofessor) It is looking likely that the Bills will start the season with E.J. Manuel under center, as well as potentially two rookie wide receivers playing an important role.  While that should definitely lead to … Continue reading →

by Ray Kuhn Up until just a few years ago, not a lot of fantasy football emphasis was placed on tight ends. There were the few, like Antonio Gates and Tony Gonzalez, at the top of the list that warranted … Continue reading →