Monday, July 13, 2020 – Fantasy Football Links
Jul 13, 2020
- 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)
