Beast vs. Bust: Tim Tebow
Tim Tebow. The name conjures up instant opinions...Winner. Greatest collegiate football player ever. Overrated. He's the most controversial college prospect in recent memory and in just his 2nd season has NFL and fantasy football fans taking sides. As he prepares for his 1st start this season in place of Kyle Orton, we'll take a look at Tebow's Dynasty prospects and look at his ability to become a fantasy Beast or flame out as an NFL bust.

[ Full Article ]     - posted Thursday, Oct 20 2011 - about 4 months ago

DeSean Jackson vs. Mike Wallace
They are two of the most exciting wide receivers in football, capable of taking any pass to the endzone and regurarly wowing the NFL with highlight plays. The Eagles DeSean Jackson has been in the league three seasons and from the moment he stepped on the field, he's been making a name for himself as the league's premier playmaker. He's got some serious competition, though, from the Steelers Mike Wallace, who has battled him play for play the past two seasons. In a Dynasty league, which electric WR would you like to roster, DeSean or Mike Wallace?

[ Full Article ]     - posted Monday, Jul 18 2011 - about 7 months ago

Darren McFadden vs. LeSean McCoy
Coming into the league, Darren McFadden and LeSean McCoy were both seen as explosive running backs that could deal with injuries at the next level. McFadden was drafted 4th overall in 2008 and was the more heralded prospect, but he has only started to emerge this season because of injuries. Right now, he is leading all RB's in yards per game and if it was not for missing two games due to injury, Run DMC might be the Number One scoring back in fantasy leagues. McCoy was drafted in the 2nd round and hit the ground running and receiving as a pro. He followed quickly in the footsteps of Brian Westbrook and has developed into an RB1 in just his second season. In a Dynasty league, who do you want on your roster...Shady or Run DMC? 

[ Full Article ]     - posted Thursday, Nov 11 2010 - about 1 year ago

Beast vs. Bust - Kyle Orton
Kyle Orton is putting up serious fantasy numbers this season which is making fantasy owners everywhere take notice. For redrafters, it is pretty cut and dry. He is going to continue to be a QB1 this season because of the system he is playing in. Start him every week with confidence because he is likely to maintain it throughout the season. For Dynasty owners, though, the long term question marks are still there...Is Kyle Orton a true fantasy Beast?

[ Full Article ]     - posted Wednesday, Oct 20 2010 - about 1 year ago

MJD vs. CJ2K vs. ADP: Who is Number One?
With the year that Chris Johnson put up, many casual fantasy leaguers feel that he is the no brainer for the number 1 overall pick in re-draft and also Dynasty leagues. Certainly, no one would question the selection, but Adrian Peterson and Maurice Jones-Drew make a strong case for that pick as well. The Dynasty Value of our Top-3 Ranked Players are very, very close.  Despite the fact the league has become a "passing league" and the shift of value toward Wide Receivers has grown immensely in the last few seasons, it is still the land of the Running Back when you look at the tip of the Rankings iceberg. 

[ Full Article ]     - posted Thursday, Aug 12 2010 - about 1 year ago

Michael Crabtree vs. Dez Bryant
The perceived Dynasty Value of two young potential Beast wideouts - Michael Crabtree and Dez Bryant - is very close.  While they are both extremely talented players on high powered offenses, they are very different fantasy prospects.  Crabtree is already a valuable Dynasty commodity on the verge of a breakout.  Dez is firmly situated as a Top-5 Dynasty Rookie Draft pick and is said to have as high an upside as any WR in the league.  2009's must have rookie WR goes head to head versus this year's...who is the better Dynasty prospect?

[ Full Article ]     - posted Thursday, May 27 2010 - about 2 years ago

Steve Smith vs. Steve Smith

Up until this season, if you rostered Steve Smith you either had a beastly WR from Carolina or a potential PPR asset from the Giants. But the "other" Steve Smith is leading the league in receptions through Week 8 with 53, is fourth with 662 yards receiving and has a career-best 4 TD grabs. The Panthers version of Steve Smith has 30 catches, 414 yards and just 1 TD as he plays at age 30.

One great name, two great fantasy wide receivers. Which Steve Smith do you want on your Dynasty roster?

[ Full Article ]     - posted Wednesday, Nov 04 2009 - about 2 years ago