BOUNCE THE COMPETITION, NO COVER NECESSARY.
Watch the latest episode of No Punt Intended!
LATEST ARTICLES
Fantasy Football Week 3 Start/Sit: Matchups to Target and Avoid
Club Fantasy’s Weekly Fantasy Football Matchup Report is here to help you set winning lineups. Each week, we highlight the ten defenses allowing the most points to QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs, along with the five toughest matchups. Use this data to guide your start/sit decisions or build a DFS lineup that can win the slate. Here are the matchups to target and avoid for NFL Week 3. REMINDER: Speaking of DFS. Do you want to play against our hosts and writers this year? Of course, you do. Join our $2 contests by clicking the links below: DraftKings Contest FanDuel Contest Fantasy Football Week 3 Start/Sit Advice Scoring Note: These rankings use the full PPR scoring format. However, there is not a big difference between the rankings in .5 or non-PPR scoring. Quarterback Matchups Most Points Allowed Last 2 Weeks (Matchups to Target): DET: plays vs NYJ, consider Geno Smith.
Week 3 Fantasy Football Waivers: Slow and Steady with Dalton Schultz
With Week 2 in the books, you start to ask some questions this week. Is your team a contender? What do you need to win? Do you even have a quarterback? Hopefully, waivers can help with those last two. This week’s best waiver wire pickups feature players stepping into bigger roles and potential league-winning adds you don’t want to miss. Every week, we’ll highlight our Top 5 fantasy football waiver wire pickups to help you stay ahead of the competition and keep your roster strong. A few quick notes: I use ESPN as my baseline, so players must be available in at least 50% of ESPN leagues to make the list. I’m also a proponent of streaming QB, TE, K, and DEF, so you’ll rarely see those positions here; they’re easy to snag for free after waivers. Save your FAAB! Now, let’s hit the Top 5. Week 3 Fantasy Football
Week 2 Fantasy Streamers: Top QB, TE, and DEF Picks
It was a damn good Week 1. We saw high scores everywhere, which is great for fantasy football. It also worked out well for my streamers, as all three Stream of the Week options scored 13+ fantasy points. Now, let’s carry that momentum into Week 2. Each week, I highlight five streaming options at QB, TE, and DEF. These players are available in at least 50% of ESPN leagues and can still provide a matchup edge. Let’s dive into this week’s picks and find you the upside you need. Accountabilty Am I any good at this? I’ll let the numbers speak for themselves. In this section, you’ll see how my Stream of the Week (SOTW) and Best Pick finish every week. Since I always provide five options, my Best Pick is the one that scores the most points, even if I didn’t designate it as the Stream of the Week.