Jared Goff

The NFL Playoffs are finally upon us. For those of us who cannot give up on fantasy football quite yet, there are a plethora of playoff options and formats available out there. This column will focus on the two Wild Card games taking place this coming Saturday. Sunday's games will be discussed in another post that will be going live tomorrow. TENNESSEE TITANS AT KANSAS CITY CHIEFS The first game on Saturday will pit the Kansas City Chiefs against the Tennessee Titans at 4:20 PM EST. Both teams had almost diametrically…

At the rate we’re going with QB injuries, Mitchell Trubisky will be a top-10 option in Week 17. I know I’m exaggerating a lot, but damn, every week we have someone go down. This past week, Carson Wentz was the unfortunate victim, suffering a torn ACL. It’s a real shame, too. Not only does this take out one of the top fantasy QBs this season, it weakens another strong playoff team as well. I’m sure I wasn’t the only person looking forward to seeing what Wentz and Deshaun Watson could do in crucial playoff games. On the…

It probably happened a few weeks too late, but the New York Giants are finally moving on from longtime starting QB, Eli Manning. Coach Ben McAdoo confirmed that Manning will not start Sunday and that the Giants will be going in a different direction. So that means they’re going with Davis Webb whom they drafted in the third round last year to see what he can do, right? Nope. The starting QB for the G-Men this week will be Geno Freaking Smith. Good luck, Giants fans. In other news, Aaron Rodgers was seen throwing deep…

Last week felt like the weirdest fantasy weeks for quarterbacks yet. Only six QBs eclipsed 300 passing yards, but two of them were Jay Cutler and Jacoby Brissett. Yes, I said Cutler and Brissett. Furthermore, Tyrod Taylor was the second highest scoring QB of the week behind only Jared Goff. Tom Brady was on a bye, Deshaun Watson was lost for the season, and Jimmy Garoppolo was traded to the 49ers. Just a weird week. This week, we have only four QBs on byes, but three of them are QB1 options, including the probable MVP…

You can't really say Week 9 was crappy, but it certainly wasn't supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, either. There were a couple of blowouts, a few tight wins for the Cowboys and Raiders, but all in all, it was another so-so week in the NFL. One thing was pretty clear, though, the 2016 draft class game to play. Owners enjoyed big games from two second-year QBs, and Travis Kelce even surprised us with an imaginary potato sack race in the end zone. Fantasy wise, some of you will now hate A.J. Green, while others fall further in…