No one wants it to happen, and yet it happens to everyone. As your IDP draft progresses, things start to go sideways. Your carefully laid plans for round-by-round draft strategy gets shredded by league-mates who zig when you expected them to zag. Your list of IDP targets is decimated by snipers more efficiently than Marine Force Recon. The first big run on IDPs comes—and you get frozen out of it. […]
Derrick Henry has bid farewell to his former team, joining the Baltimore Ravens. This move is seen as a crucial addition to Todd Monken’s offense. Henry now partners with MVP Quarterback Lamar Jackson and a talented pass-catching group. With Gus Edwards and JK Dobbins no longer in the picture, it’s clear that Henry will take on a prominent role as the main running back for the Ravens. […]
Today, I want to write about a rookie I am extremely high on, Micheal Penix. It was a real shocker on draft night when the Atlanta Falcons used their number 8 overall pick to draft Penix after paying Kirk Cousins a whole lot of money during the offseason. What makes this rookie so awesome to have on your dynasty team is that if you can do without him for a year or two on your taxi squad, he will be extremely valuable to your team. […]
Here we go! We are rolling into the new 2024 fantasy football season. Here at Fantasy in Frames, we’re looking at some dynasty targets and the best values out there on the market. Let’s take a look at 2024 Dynasty Target: Jaylen Warren. […]
Jaxon will be entering his second year in Seattle. While the quarterback situation could be better, the presence of both DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett should present many one-on-one matchups for a guy who can flat-move on the field. I think if we see Sam Howell at the helm, this could be a major breakout year for this star. […]
The Baltimore Ravens offense had one of the best seasons in their history, staticsitcally speaking. Zay Flowers was their leading receiver for the year, and helped the Ravens to a 13-4 record. The second year receiver looks to build on his 2023 success. […]
Luke McCaffrey, son of NFL great Ed McCaffrey and brother to Christian McCaffrey, has football running through his veins. Moving on from being a quarterback to wide receiver at Rice University, it didn’t take long for him to showcase his athleticism with a 4.46 40-yard dash and a 36-inch vertical jump. In his final college season, McCaffrey hauled in 71 passes for 992 yards and 13 touchdowns, showing that he is coachable, adaptable and hungry to succeed at football. […]
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