JJ Watt, Houston Texans It’s entirely possible that J.J. Watt is a super soldier, secretly engineered in the farmlands of Wisconsin. That's the only possible explanation for a man who stands 6-foot-6, weighs 290 pounds, squats 700 pounds, and barely has an ounce of fat on his body. At the 2011 NFL combine, Watt did 34 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press (incredible … [Read more...]

Week 1 of the NFL season is in the books and it was a doozy. Maybe you were shocked by last minute drives, or surprising rookie performances. Maybe you’re in desperate need of a quarterback because yours is out for the season. Maybe you need a running back because your RB2 just turned into a platoon player. So what do you do now? We’ve got you covered with an intel package … [Read more...]

34. George Kittle, TE, San Francisco Just two years after he was the 146th overall pick in the draft, it’s utterly amazing that Kittle is considered one of the best players in the NFL. On the other hand, he’s a tight end from Iowa, so we shouldn’t be all that surprised at his success. To be fair, Kittle put up modest numbers as a rookie, only to set an NFL record for the … [Read more...]

Arizona Cardinals -- Larry Fitzgerald Facts are facts: Larry Fitzgerald managed only two top-20 fantasy weeks. Quarterback play was an obvious issue, helping Fitzgerald to only 6.6 yards per target, which was ninth-worst at the position and his worst mark in the category since 2012. It's possible Kliff Kingsbury's modern offense can help Fitzgerald to a rebound season, … [Read more...]

15. Sony Michel, Patriots (Stay-Away) Including the playoffs, Michel racked up 280 carries and 12 touchdowns in his rookie-season. But there are two reasons he may disappoint in 2019. The first is his shockingly limited role in the passing game. Despite racking up almost 300 carries, Michel was on the field for only 36% of New England's snaps and handled a total of 14 … [Read more...]