The “Risk Factor” was exemplified by our own Scott Neville in his positional rankings and we would now like to take it a step further. In Fantasy Football, your top priority in the draft is to avoid risk. Unfortunately, it seems as though certain big names players carry much more risk than others and leave …
The “Risk Factor” was exemplified by our own Scott Neville in his positional rankings and we would now like to take it a step further. In Fantasy Football, your top priority in the draft is to avoid risk. Unfortunately, it seems as though certain big names players carry much more risk than others and leave …
Kittle’s ADP is currently at 29, which is quite high for a Tight End. His risk comes from where Kittle is being drafted. His ADP suggests that he pick up right where he left off in 2018. Last season Kittle had 1,377 yards, the most ever by a Tight End.
Nick Chubb is featured in our “Risk Factor” series. Quite simple – Kareem Hunt. All the way back in February, the Cleveland Browns shocked many when they signed Kareem Hunt to their roster following his actions outside of football that left him as a free agent.
This year, Green was injured before he even reached padded practice. A.J. was carted off the field during training camp with what was believed to be a low-ankle sprain. An MRI later revealed ligament damage and surgery was required.
This situation has been far too overblown, probably because it is the Dallas Cowboys. Elliott has no leverage in this situation and can’t actually hold out for more than a week.
Melvin Gordon is one of the most talented running backs in football. Unfortunately, I do not expect to see Gordon on the field this season. Gordon officially began his holdout last Wednesday, but we’ve been hearing about this for a while.
The “Risk Factor” was exemplified by our own Scott Neville in his positional rankings and we would now like to take it a step further. In Fantasy Football, your top priority in the draft is to avoid risk. Unfortunately, it seems as though certain big names players carry much more risk than others and leave …
