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Sunday, 5 October 2014
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The Final Spot: FLEX Edition-Who To Fill Your Last Spot

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So by now you've filled all of your other spots and you're down to the FLEX spot.  If you've got any amount around or over $5000 you've got plenty of options, so let's make it a little more difficult and assume you only have $3,000, which is the minimum amount for any position player.  If you are in this situation you should have some very solid guys at the other positions.  There are quite a few options so I'm going to hit on each of them quickly.  All of these guys are $3,000.

 

Khiry Robinson  

Robinson has had some great games and just hasn't found the end zone.  This might be the last game before Mark Ingram comes back which could be more motivation for Robinson to do well.

 

Lorenzo Taliaferro

Who knows what's going on with the Ravens running back situation.  But Taliaferro is a part of it and he looks to be the most athletic of the bunch.  If Bernard Pierce is out, Taliaferro will get some good opportunities.

 

Jeremy Hill

Hill will take a back seat to Gio Bernard unless Bernard gets hurt, but that doesn't mean Hill can't be valuable for you.  The Bengals will likely try and do what the Chiefs just did to the Patriots and that means more opportunity for Hill.

 

Darrin Reaves

This is strictly a pick based on the volume that this player will get.  He's going to start in the Panthers backfield and will get his touches.  This should be a high scoring game and somebody has to run the ball for the Panthers.

 

Allen Robinson

Jacksonville will be playing catch up all day and somebody will have to catch the ball.  Bortles doesn't look bad and the Jags should be able to score some points against the Steelers.

 

Odell Beckham Jr.

Make sure he's active and if he is he might do something for you.  The Giants have figured out some things lately and the weak Atlanta defense will do whatever they can (which won't be much) to stop Victor Cruz and Rueben Randle which should leave Beckham with some chances.

 

Andre Williams

Atlanta is terrible against the run and although Williams doesn't get as many chances as Rashad Jennings he should get some and could break off a few good runs.

 

Alfred Blue

If Arian Foster is out, Blue is a RB2, at worst, for $3000.

 

Luke Wilson

Wilson moves into the lineup with the injury to Zach Miller.  Russell Wilson will find him if he needs him.  Could score.

 

Legarratte Blount

Won't get the bulk of the carries, but could do well with the carries he does get against the terrible run defense of Jacksonville.

 

Travis Kelce

Don't know if you want to fill your FLEX spot with a tight end, but the price on this guy is ridiculous.  He's easily a TE1 for the rest of the year.  The Chiefs have to get him the ball to have a chance to win. 

 

Clay Harbor

Another TE, Harbor caught all eight passes thrown to him last week and Jacksonville will be playing catch up all day.

 

Miles Austin

Has caught a touchdown each of the last two weeks.

 

Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and take a shot with one of these guys.

 

 






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The Final Spot: FLEX Edition-Who To Fill Your Last Spot

Do you play Fantasy Football? If the answer is yes, this week is the most exciting opportunity in the history of the game. Win a MILLION DOLLARS playing Fantasy Football this week only! Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get in on the action. 


So by now you've filled all of your other spots and you're down to the FLEX spot.  If you've got any amount around or over $5000 you've got plenty of options, so let's make it a little more difficult and assume you only have $3,000, which is the minimum amount for any position player.  If you are in this situation you should have some very solid guys at the other positions.  There are quite a few options so I'm going to hit on each of them quickly.  All of these guys are $3,000.

 

Khiry Robinson  

Robinson has had some great games and just hasn't found the end zone.  This might be the last game before Mark Ingram comes back which could be more motivation for Robinson to do well.

 

Lorenzo Taliaferro

Who knows what's going on with the Ravens running back situation.  But Taliaferro is a part of it and he looks to be the most athletic of the bunch.  If Bernard Pierce is out, Taliaferro will get some good opportunities.

 

Jeremy Hill

Hill will take a back seat to Gio Bernard unless Bernard gets hurt, but that doesn't mean Hill can't be valuable for you.  The Bengals will likely try and do what the Chiefs just did to the Patriots and that means more opportunity for Hill.

 

Darrin Reaves

This is strictly a pick based on the volume that this player will get.  He's going to start in the Panthers backfield and will get his touches.  This should be a high scoring game and somebody has to run the ball for the Panthers.

 

Allen Robinson

Jacksonville will be playing catch up all day and somebody will have to catch the ball.  Bortles doesn't look bad and the Jags should be able to score some points against the Steelers.

 

Odell Beckham Jr.

Make sure he's active and if he is he might do something for you.  The Giants have figured out some things lately and the weak Atlanta defense will do whatever they can (which won't be much) to stop Victor Cruz and Rueben Randle which should leave Beckham with some chances.

 

Andre Williams

Atlanta is terrible against the run and although Williams doesn't get as many chances as Rashad Jennings he should get some and could break off a few good runs.

 

Alfred Blue

If Arian Foster is out, Blue is a RB2, at worst, for $3000.

 

Luke Wilson

Wilson moves into the lineup with the injury to Zach Miller.  Russell Wilson will find him if he needs him.  Could score.

 

Legarratte Blount

Won't get the bulk of the carries, but could do well with the carries he does get against the terrible run defense of Jacksonville.

 

Travis Kelce

Don't know if you want to fill your FLEX spot with a tight end, but the price on this guy is ridiculous.  He's easily a TE1 for the rest of the year.  The Chiefs have to get him the ball to have a chance to win. 

 

Clay Harbor

Another TE, Harbor caught all eight passes thrown to him last week and Jacksonville will be playing catch up all day.

 

Miles Austin

Has caught a touchdown each of the last two weeks.

 

Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and take a shot with one of these guys.

 

 






Saturday, 4 October 2014
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The Final Spot: Defense Edition-Who To Fill Your Last Spot

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If you've waited to pick your defense last, you might have to do some searching and have a little luck.  Let's look at a worst case scenario and assume you have less than $2500 left to spend on your defense.

 

Kansas City Chiefs  $2300

One advantage you'll have by picking the Chiefs is that not many people are going to have them in their lineup. Although San Francisco hasn't been the San Fran of old, their name and recent success over the past few years will keep most people away from the Chiefs defense.  But it's not all bad news for the Chiefs.  So far the Chiefs have held every quarterback they've faced to less than 270 yards.  And while they've faced some less than stellar talent at QB, they have faced Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.  Manning threw three touchdowns on them, but Colin Kaepernick is no Peyton Manning.  They've also been decent against wide receivers, allowing only one touchdown a game to opposing WR's.  They've only had two WR's to go for more than 100 yards against them (Emmanuel Sanders and Brandon LaFell).  They've been even better against running backs, not allowing any RB touchdowns whether receiving or running.  Lamar Miller is the only RB to go over 100 yards against them.  While they have allowed four tight end touchdowns, they keep their yardage low.  Through four games the Chiefs have allowed 26 points versus the Titans (fluke game), 24 versus Denver, 15 versus Miami, and 14 versus the Patriots. Kaepernick has also been sacked 10 times and have thrown the ball to the other team four times.  The Chiefs are heading in the right direction and you could do worse.

 

And that's it!  There is absolutely no one else I would want at less then $2500.  The Jets may be worth a look, as Rex Ryan has had moderate success in defending Philip Rivers and the Jets run defense is legit.  But I don't want to go against Rivers as hot as he is right now.  Baltimore might be an option, but not against Andrew Luck.  So if you have to go with someone who is this cheap, the Chiefs are your best bet.  

 

Make sure to check out all of the the other "The Final Spot" articles and then go set your lineup and win a million. www.FFChamps.com/million

 

 






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The Final Spot: Defense Edition-Who To Fill Your Last Spot

Do you play Fantasy Football? If the answer is yes, this week is the most exciting opportunity in the history of the game. Win a MILLION DOLLARS playing Fantasy Football this week only! Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get in on the action.

 


If you've waited to pick your defense last, you might have to do some searching and have a little luck.  Let's look at a worst case scenario and assume you have less than $2500 left to spend on your defense.

 

Kansas City Chiefs  $2300

One advantage you'll have by picking the Chiefs is that not many people are going to have them in their lineup. Although San Francisco hasn't been the San Fran of old, their name and recent success over the past few years will keep most people away from the Chiefs defense.  But it's not all bad news for the Chiefs.  So far the Chiefs have held every quarterback they've faced to less than 270 yards.  And while they've faced some less than stellar talent at QB, they have faced Peyton Manning and Tom Brady.  Manning threw three touchdowns on them, but Colin Kaepernick is no Peyton Manning.  They've also been decent against wide receivers, allowing only one touchdown a game to opposing WR's.  They've only had two WR's to go for more than 100 yards against them (Emmanuel Sanders and Brandon LaFell).  They've been even better against running backs, not allowing any RB touchdowns whether receiving or running.  Lamar Miller is the only RB to go over 100 yards against them.  While they have allowed four tight end touchdowns, they keep their yardage low.  Through four games the Chiefs have allowed 26 points versus the Titans (fluke game), 24 versus Denver, 15 versus Miami, and 14 versus the Patriots. Kaepernick has also been sacked 10 times and have thrown the ball to the other team four times.  The Chiefs are heading in the right direction and you could do worse.

 

And that's it!  There is absolutely no one else I would want at less then $2500.  The Jets may be worth a look, as Rex Ryan has had moderate success in defending Philip Rivers and the Jets run defense is legit.  But I don't want to go against Rivers as hot as he is right now.  Baltimore might be an option, but not against Andrew Luck.  So if you have to go with someone who is this cheap, the Chiefs are your best bet.  

 

Make sure to check out all of the the other "The Final Spot" articles and then go set your lineup and win a million. www.FFChamps.com/million

 

 






Thursday, 2 October 2014
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The Final Spot: Wide Receiver Edition-Who To Fill Your Last Spot

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Once you get down to your last roster spot you feel like if you can make this last pick a good one that you've got a head up on the competition.  When it comes to wide receivers, there are more options at this position than any other.  While you won't be able to pick up the top tier WR's with less than $6,000, you can still pick a very solid fantasy producer with your last pick.

 

Vincent Jackson  $5900

At just under $6000 Jackson could make for an under-owned, sleeper pick.  There will definitely be people who pass on him, due to his lack of production so far on the season.  His week was saved last Sunday with the game winning touchdown.  But don't discount the possibilities with Jackson in your lineup.  He has been targeted at least seven times in every game this season with a game high 10 targets from new starting quarteback Mike Glennon, who he has a great history and rapport with.  Also remember that Mike Evans is nursing an injury and could miss this game, leaving Jackson with more responsibility and opportunity.  For New Orleans part they haven't done much to stop opposing number one wide outs.  They are 28th against opposing wide receivers and have given up big numbers to players like Julio Jones (7/166), Roddy White (5/72/1), and Terrence Williams (6/77/2).

 

Brian Quick  $5900

Also at $5900 is the Rams number one receiver, Quick.  Quick will be facing the Philadelphia Eagles who are even worse than the Saints at containg opposing WR's.  This should be a high scoring game and if St. Louis is going to stay in it someone is going to have to score some points and Quick will have to be a part of the action. Quick had nine targets in Weeks 1 and 2 for 99 and 74 yards respectively, but only four targets in Week 3 for 62 yards and a touchdown.  The Rams are coming off their bye week which should allow Quick to be well rested for this game.  The Eagles have had three opposing receivers to go over 100 yards in a game and each of those players scored at least one touchdown.

 

Marques Colston  $5400

At $500 less than the previous two players, Colston could have a big day.  Playing against the worst team against opposing wide outs, Colston will look to find yards and the end zone.  Colston's productivity has fluctuated from week to week, but he will get targets and he has scored once already.  The Bucs have given up two 100+ yard games to opposing WR's and each of them scored twice.  Other receivers that they have played have racked up nice yardage.  The key here is to find the Saints receiver who will be the number one receiver for Drew Brees on Sunday which is easier said than done.

 

All three of these players are usable, but I would go with Jackson.  His upside is increased with Glennon under center and if Evans is out he will have to step his game up even more.  He is getting the targets and is a big target himself.  What's even better is that this game will likely be a shootout.  Expect Jackson to have his biggest game of the season.






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