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Players starting this past weekend are likely to be the Week 1 starters for their respective teams. The third-week of the preseason is behind us, and the starting lineup of most teams for the regular season is pretty well known, it’s time to update our quarterback rankings one last time, with many of you drafting this weekend, and early next week. Continue reading
Since our initial quarterback rankings and analysis, we’ve gotten to see some of the quarterbacks play, and a few have impressed. Also, we now know Jake Locker will be the Titans week one starter. It’s time to update our quarterback rankings with many of you drafting this weekend. Continue reading
With fantasy football drafts about to begin, it’s time to update our positional ranks. As seasoned veterans of fantasy football know, long gone are the days where roughly eight to ten of the first fantasy football draft picks were running backs. With rules crafted to protect quarterbacks, and with rules giving wide receivers and tight-ends more opportunity to catch the football and make plays, the value of running backs has been reduced in fantasy football. Running back by committee situations Continue reading
Now that we have covered the ranking of teams with the least favorable schedules in fantasy football by position, it’s time to turn our attention to those team with favorable schedules. Below, you will find a ranking of those teams with FAVORABLE schedules for the 2012 season. This is purely a statistical analysis based on fantasy points allowed by position in 2011, through Weeks 16 and 17 (depending on the length of your fantasy football season). Continue reading
For those of you who followed The Fantasy Greek through the latter part of the 2010 season, and 2011 season, you may recall The Fantasy Greek provided in Weeks 11 and 13, as a planning tool for your rosters, a ranking of those teams with the best and worst schedules for Weeks 14 to 16 and Weeks 15 to 17, (the weeks of most fantasy football league playoffs), for each primary fantasy position: QB, RB, WR, TE, and DST. Even though the 2012 season is now almost two months away, we can still look ahead to team schedules and get a sense of where teams stand in terms of their strength of schedule, by position, for fantasy football purposes. Continue reading
It’s been a few weeks since the NFL draft, and it’s time to update our fantasy football rankings. We start with the quarterback position. In a new era where passing the football in the NFL is king, the greatest challenge for fantasy football players is finding the “Solution to Dilution.”
As seasoned veterans of fantasy football well know, long gone are the days where roughly eight to ten of the first fantasy football draft picks were running backs. Continue reading
It’s been a little over a month since our first pre-season fantasy football rankings by position. Since that time, there has been some significant player movement in free agency. Peyton Manning had us holding our breath and speculating what team he would sign with before deciding to sign with the Broncos. Vincent Jackson is no longer a member of the Chargers, but now a member of the Buccaneers. Brandon Marshall has joined Jay Cutler on the Bears. Tim Tebow is now a Jet. Randy Moss a Forty-Niner. There are many more players on new teams. And, it’s not over. In roughly three weeks, the NFL Draft will determine the starting point of many young careers. Continue reading
For those of you who have followed The Fantasy Greek for the past two seasons, we like to kick off the new football season with our pre-season 2012 fantasy football rankings by position. For many of you, you are wondering how your favorite team will be affected through free agency. With no lockout this season, we should know a bit about how rosters will start to shape-up in terms of your team’s key positional needs with free agency about to begin.
This was the most exciting fantasy football season we have seen yet. Continue reading
| 1. Aaron Rodgers (30) | 13. Joe Flacco (19) |
| 2. Michael Vick (2) | 14. Sam Bradford (15) |
| 3. Tom Brady (14) | 15. Matthew Stafford (32) Continue reading |
| 1. Aaron Rodgers (30) | 13. Joe Flacco (19) |
| 2. Michael Vick (2) | 14. Sam Bradford (15) |
| 3. Tom Brady (14) | 15. Matthew Stafford (32) Continue reading |
