Sully's Two Cents

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP.  Paragraph

In 8th and final part we conclude with the AFC North.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP.  Paragraph

In part 7 we continue with the AFC East.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP.  Paragraph

In part 6 we continue with the AFC South.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two

I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and

everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that

you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in

some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts

series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer

one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP. 

In part 5 we continue with the AFC West.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two

I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and

everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that

you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in

some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts

series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer

one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP. 

In episode 22 we wrap of the NFC with the NFC North.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two

I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and

everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that

you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in

some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts

series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer

one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP. 

We continue with the NFC East.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two

I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and

everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that

you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in

some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts

series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer

one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP. 

We continue with the NFC South.

Last year prior to the start of the 2018 NFL season I wrote an 8-part divisional series piece Titled; Buy, Sell, Take the Flyer for rotoheat.com

In those 8 articles, I utilized ADP to identify two guys I am buying, two

I’m selling, and I selected a flyer off each team. 

Buying and selling have nothing to do with my opinion of the player and

everything to do with my perceived value of the player vs. ADP.

As for the flyer, these are gut feels on players deeper down in ADP that

you are likely selecting in the late rounds of start-up drafts or perhaps in

some cases, guys you will find on your league’s waiver wires.

This season I am also going to bring you a 8-part divisional podcasts

series, each episode will cover my buys, sells, and players I am taking a flyer

one.

I am very excited to announce that the ADP data that I am utilizing for these episodes is own our RotoHeat.com ADP. 

We start this off with the NFC West.

The NFL conducted a four-month investigation on the matter and determined there was insufficient evidence that Hill violated the personal-conduct policy.

Since Friday April 25th, there has been rampant speculation

about what the outcome of the pending NFL investigation into Tyreek Hill would

be.

For those who are unfamiliar, Hill was suspended from all

Kansas City Chiefs activities after incriminating audio was released of a

conversation between him and his fiancé Crystal Espinal on the night of the

2019 NFL Draft.

This was added to the previous situation where Hill choked and

beat the same woman while she was pregnant in 2014 before he was eligible for

the NFL Draft. On top of all of this, Hill was also being investigated for the

reason why their three-year-old child was removed from the custody of their

home just days prior to the audio being released.  The situation for Hill to say the least did

not look good.

There were some that felt Hill would receive a season long

suspension, some that felt that Hill may never play again, and there were some that

felt this would blow over and Hill and the Chiefs would escape suspension or at

the very least a minimal suspension.  For

the record this podcast host felt that the Kansas City chiefs would be playing

the 2019 season without their #1 WR. 

This led to incredible uncertainty when it comes to fantasy

football of where to take Tyreek Hill in start up drafts, whether to keep or

trade him due to the pending NFL investigation…

Well, we have an answer now from the NFL. The NFL Will Not Suspend Tyreek Hill For The 2019 Season

Breaking news earlier this morning from Ian Rapoport of NFL

Network revealed that the NFL does not plan to suspend Hill following its

investigation.

According to the NFL, Hill did not violate any of the rules of

the Personal Conduct Policy and is eligible to return to team activities. This

comes just a week or so away from when the Chiefs players will all report for

training camp and the 2019 season will be kicked off.

Fantasy Football Impact

Tyreek Hill should now be elevated back into the 1st round

discussion of redraft leagues. He instantly elevates the offense in Kansas City.  During this ongoing saga Hill has climbed from

212 in my initial rankings to 84 in the past few weeks, to 13 today, he is

currently my WR7. 

The return of Hill into the Chiefs offense is a huge boost to

Patrick Mahomes‘ potential as well.  I

have stated on numerous occasions that I expect Mahomes to regress in

2019.  One of the reasons was the absence

of Hill.  I still expect regression

however and Mahomes is my top ranked QB

This does mean a slight hit to the other weapons in KC that

stood to benefit from Hill’s absence.

Travis Kelce will naturally see a downtick in targets, but remains

my top TE.

Sammy Watkins will still see plenty of targets and touchdown

opportunities, but the overall number of targets will naturally go down as

well.

The biggest hit to their fantasy outlook for 2019 though is

for rookie Mecole Hardman. Hardman had an incredible opportunity to step onto

the field and make an impact on day one, however, he’ll likely be only on the

field in 3-WR sets and this puts a slight cloud on his projected potential this

season.

In episode 17, we conclude the analysis of players selected in the NFL Draft between the years 20110-2018 to determine their likelihood to have hit seasons. We conclude this 4-part series with a look at the Tight end position.