Monday, July 13, 2020 - Fantasy Football Links

AthlonSports.com continues their wide receiver profiles ahead of the 2020 season with a look at Amari Cooper, Kenny Golladay, Allen Robinson, Odell Beckham, Mike Evans, Julio Jones, DeAndre Hopkins, and Robert Woods.
FantasyAlarm.com runs through the different ways to acquire free agents throughout the season ($) and what strategies and styles will work best for your fantasy football leagues.
FantraxHQ.com updates the latest news and notes from NFC training camps.
FakeTeams.com tries to find the 2020 version of Chris Godwin.
The New York Jets‘ standing in a weak AFC East will come down to the development of quarterback Sam Darnold and the Year 2 performance of former first-round pick Quinnen Williams.
He may not be the most exciting of options, but Matt Ryan‘s stable workload makes him a solid option in fantasy football this season according to NumberFire.com.
Razzball.com looks back at the performances of past rookie quarterbacks to try to figure out how well Joe Burrow will do in Cincinnati.
Tis the season to plant your flag. DynastyNerds.com gives you one player at each position they’re betting on in 2020.
ProFootballFocus.com has released their 2020 Fantasy Football Draft Kit ($), complete with rankings, projections, cheat sheets, SOS, and much more.
Looking for some breakout 2020 players? FantasySixPack.net has a few candidates to consider.
QBList.com continues their fantasy team previews by putting the Baltimore Ravens under the microscope.
ProFootballFocus.com uses their SOS Schedule tool to identify the easiest and toughest early-season fantasy football schedules by position for 2020.
Rotoworld.com analyzes the new look Houston Texans and wonders what Deshaun Watson‘s game might look like without DeAndre Hopkins.
RotoBaller.com names some of the cheap and forgotten players that have great fantasy upside.
The Denver Broncos had a rough 2019, but after building around Drew Lock this off-season they’re ready to soar in 2020. DynastyNerds.com previews the team from a fantasy perspective.
The Miami Dolphins head into 2020 with a stacked draft class, and if those new pieces perform, the team can take advantage of a weak AFC East division. ProFootballFocus.com discusses.
NumberFire.com Podcast – Keeper League Strategy (10:46)
CBSSports.com Podcast – Quarterback Tiers (1:01:00)

Monday, July 13, 2020 – Fantasy Football Links

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