Monthly Archives: July 2012

Breakout Canidate: Can Joe McKnight Emerge As More Than A Change-Of-Pace Back?

Posted on July 31, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

Player: Joe McKnight Position: RB Team: New York Jets ADP: 208.43 Draft Range: 160-Not Drafted (All ADP data courtesy of www.mockdraftcentral.com) McKnight’s messy introduction to the NFL was documented on HBO for all to see. In fact, statistically his second … Continue reading →

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Fantasy Football Top 100 For 2012: #61-80: High Upside RB Reserves Dominate The Field

Posted on July 31, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

Yesterday we looked at #81-100 (click here to view), so let’s continue our countdown of fantasy football’s Top 100 for 2012. In this 20 there are some low-level QB1s and a few wide receivers who are borderline WR2, but the … Continue reading →

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Top 100 For 2012: #81-100

Posted on July 30, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

While these rankings have a couple of high upside running backs (i.e. Mark Ingram and C.J. Spiller) and the young quarterback everyone is clamoring for (Robert Griffin III), the bulk of this part of the rankings is going to be … Continue reading →

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Rookie Spotlight: Is Ryan Tannhehill Worth Drafting In Deep Leagues?

Posted on July 30, 2012 by Will Overton

by Will Overton When it comes to discussing the fantasy relevance of rookie quarterbacks the discussion seems to start and stop with Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III. And fair enough those are the two locks to be starting week … Continue reading →

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Wide Receivers To Avoid: Brandon Lloyd, Laurent Robinson & Randy Moss

Posted on July 29, 2012 by Rotoprofessor

Which wide receivers could be over hyped and instead struggle? Who should you avoid on draft day? Let’s take a look at a few receivers I wouldn’t recommend drafting for 2012: Brandon Lloyd – New England Patriots Does everyone remember … Continue reading →

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