Sully's Two Cents

CLEVELAND, OHIO – SEPTEMBER 27: Tight end Harrison Bryant #88 of the Cleveland Browns celebrates after catching a touchdown pass during the fourth quarter against the Washington Football Team at FirstEnergy Stadium on September 27, 2020 in Cleveland, Ohio. The Browns defeated the Washington Football Team 34-20. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) 2020 Fantasy Football TE Awards

2020 Fantasy Football TE Awards

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 124 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast.  I am your host, Rob Sullivan.  The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat Family of Podcasts. 

Alright, episode 124, concludes my four-part series, recapping the fantasy season.  Each episode has covered one of the four skills positions.  In this fourth and final episode we roll thru the Tight End position.

I will give you Sully’s MVP, Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player, Breakout and Bust for each position.  For the Dynasty fantasy managers, I provide a buy and a sell at each position as well.

Tight End

MVP: Travis Kelce – Kansas City Chiefs

Of all the awards I have given out this season, awarding Travis Kelce with the MVP award is one of the easiest.  Kelce finished his season as the TE1 in fantasy scoring for the 5th consecutive season.

2020 Travis Kelce’s best season to date.  His 105 catches 1416 yards, and 11 touchdowns were all career highs, and his 145 targets were second only to his 2018 season in which he had 150.

The 312.80 PPR points in 15 games were 34.2 more points than Darren Waller, and 136.20 more than Robert Tonyan.  Both Waller and Tonyan played all 16 of their teams games in 2020. 

To put how good Kelce was into perspective, Waller averaged 17.4 points/game and Tonyan averaged 11.0.  For these two to catch Kelce, Waller would need to have played 18 games this season and Tonyan 28. 

His 1416 receiving yards are the most ever by a TE, breaking the record set a few seasons ago by George Kittle, and if Travis Kelce were a WR he would have finished the season as WR4.  If you played in a TE premium league Travis Kelce quite possible led you league in scoring. 

I had a hard time paying his price tag this season, he entered 2020 with a consensus ADP of TE1 and 19th overall.  Seems expensive but considering that Nick Chubb, Austin Ekeler, Julio Jones, Kenyon Drake and Clyde Edwards-Helaire were 14-18, and that Kelce outscored them all, he was actually a bargain.

Travis Kelce IMO was the most valuable fantasy asset period in 2020, making him a slam dunk no-brainer for TE MVP. 

Rookie of the Year: Harrison Bryant – Cleveland Browns

Welcome to the well, someone has to win this award, award.  Other then Bryant the real only other contender was Chicago’s Cole Kmet.  Turns out there were 4 main qualifies to be eligible for this award; 1. You need to be a TE, 2. You need to be a rookie, 3, two feet, 4. Heartbeat.

Wanna have some fun? Try talking about Harrison Bryant after discussing Travis Kelce.  Bryant from all accounts is going to be a pretty decent TE in the NFL and should have some fantasy relevance in the coming years.  

TEs take time and its not often a TE is overly fantasy relevant as a rookie.  Since 2010 only two TEs have had top-12 TE seasons as a rookie.  Rob Gronkowski in 2010, and Evan Engram in 2017.  That is 2 out of 155 if you are curious.

MINNEAPOLIS, MN – DECEMBER 06: Minnesota Vikings Wide Receiver Justin Jefferson (18) catches this pass from Minnesota Vikings Quarterback Kirk Cousins (8) for 40-a yard gain as Jacksonville Jaguars Cornerback Luq Barcoo (36) defends during the 3rd quarter of a National Football League game between the Minnesota Vikings and Jacksonville Jaguars on December 6, 2020, at US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, MN.(Photo by Nick Wosika/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) In Episode 122 Sully brings you his 2020 Fantasy Football RB Awards.

2020 Fantasy Football WR Awards

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 123 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast.  I am your host, Rob Sullivan.  The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat Family of Podcasts. 

Alright, episode 123, picking up my four-part series, recapping the fantasy season.  Each episode will cover one of the four skills positions.  Episode 3 in the series is Wide Receiver position.

I will give you Sully’s MVP, Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player, Breakout and Bust for each position.  For the Dynasty fantasy managers, I provide a buy and a sell at each position as well.

Wide Receiver

MVP: Devante Adams – Green Bay Packers

There were a few different ways that I could have gone with this one, Adams, Tyreek Hill, and Stefon Diggs.  I even had a scenario in which Justin Jefferson grabbed this award but that was a tad ridiculous and more of a Viking’s fan trying not to award a Packer the MVP. 

As good a season as those two had, there is no denying Adams here.  For the record I believe that Devante Adams is the best WR in football. So, handing him this award was fairly straight forward. 

He finished his season with 358.4 PPR points, 29.5 points clear of Tyreek Hill who played one more game and 29.8 clear of Diggs who played in two more contests.  Adams averaged 25.6 points per game compared to Hill’s 21.9, and Diggs’ 20.5. 

When Defensive Coordinator’s draw up a plan to defend the Packers they key on Adams, he sees every type of coverage imaginable on a weekly basis and it simply does not matter.  Adams gets open, Rodgers hits him, wash, rinse, repeat. 

Aaron Rodgers targeted Adams 149 times this season, only three times was he targeted less than 10 times this season and one of them was week 2 when he left early due to injury.  Adams turned those 149 targets into 115 catches for 1374 yards and 18 scores.  5 times he gained more than 40 yards and 73 of his 115 grabs moved the chains. 

In the end this award goes to Adams with my utmost confidence and in reality, upon further review it wasn’t close.

Rookie of the Year:  Justin Jefferson – Minnesota Vikings

Awarding Justin Jefferson the Fantasy MVO at WR was a stretch, awarding him Fantasy WR ROY was a slam dunk.  Honestly no other rookie WR came close and this was a hell of a rookie WR class.

Jefferson appeared in all of the Vikings 16 games in 2020.  He finished the season with 88 receptions on 125 targets for 1400 yards and he scored seven touchdowns.  He wasn’t a starter in Vikings offense until Week 3

His 1,400 receiving yards were the most all-time among rookie receivers, surpassing Anquan Boldin. His 88 receptions set a new rookie mark in Minnesota, surpassing Randy Moss, you may have heard of him. 

Jefferson was labeled as a slot receiver only but thankfully t...

CINCINNATI, OH – OCTOBER 04: Jacksonville Jaguars running back James Robinson (30) carries the ball during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Cincinnati Bengals on October 4, 2020, at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, OH. (Photo by Ian Johnson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) 2020 Fantasy Football RB Awards

2020 Fantasy Football RB Awards

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 122 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast.  I am your host, Rob Sullivan.  The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat Family of podcasts. 

In episode 122, I picking up my four-part series, recapping the fantasy season.  Each episode will cover one of the four skills positions.  Episode 2 covers the Running Back position.

I will give you Sully’s MVP, Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player, Breakout and Bust for each position.  For the Dynasty fantasy managers, I provide a buy and a sell at each position as well.

Running Backs

MVP: Alvin Kamara – New Orleans Saints

I had some internal debate on this one.  I could have made an argument for Dalvin Cook, and certainly for Derrick Henry as well.  In the end I went with Kamara.  In the first 11 weeks of the season, Alvin Kamara was a top 12 RB in every week.  It wasn’t until week 12 that he fell out of the top 12. 

In the first 11 weeks of the season, he was the RB1 averaging 25.69 PPR points a game, 15.60 points clear of RB2 Dalvin Cook, and 82.80 clear of RB3 Derrick Henry.

In Week 14, Kamara was RB9, Henry was RB1, and Cook was RB11.  Week 15 Kamara was RB16, Henry was RB5, and Cook was RB3. 

The fantasy playoffs clinched this for me, in weeks 14-16, Alvin Kamara was the RB1, Henry the RB3, and Cook RB5.  All were great, but in Week 16 Kamara exploded for 56.20 points and was the runaway RB1, in the most important week of the season.  Cook was RB15, and Henry slumped to RB31.

Overall, on the season, including Week 17, Kamara was RB1 with 377.80 PPR points, followed by Dalvin Cook with 337.80, and Derrick henry rounded out the top 3 with 333.1 points. You were happy to have any of these backs on your fantasy roster, but it was Kamara that from start to finish gave you the best week in week out chance of winning.

Rookie of the Year:  James Robinson – Jacksonville Jaguars

For a few moments I debated if Johnathan Taylor belonged here.  I quickly ruled him out when looking at the duration of the 17 week (16 game) schedule. 

James Robinson delivered you 14 double digit PPR fantasy days in 2020.  The only weeks he did not were weeks that he wasn’t in the lineup.  Robinson missed the last two weeks of the season with a high ankle sprain. 

Taylor who ended up with more fantasy points (if you include week 17) posted 11 double digit weeks. It is the weeks where he failed to delivery that are costly.  Week 8 – 5.40, Week 9- 9.4, and week 10 -5.70 PPR points when you are fighting for a playoff spot is tough to swallow.

The defining factor in my decision process here is acquisition cost.  Jonathan Taylor had a consensus ADP of RB20 and pick 45 overall.  If you wanted JT on your roster in 2020, he cost you a fourth-round pick.  Taking him at 45 you took him over Robert Woods, Keenan Allen, and DK Metcalf. 

James Robinson on the other hand was a waiver wire pick-up.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – DECEMBER 20: Running back Derrick Henry #22 of the Tennessee Titans runs onto the field for warm ups prior to the game against Detroit Lions at Nissan Stadium on December 20, 2020 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images) 2021 Playoff Fantasy Football Roster Construction

2021 Playoff Fantasy Football Roster Construction

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 121 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast.  I am your host, Rob Sullivan.  The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat Family of podcasts. 

With the season being done, its time to take a look at NFL Playoff Fantasy Football.  I know that most of you likely do not participate in playoff fantasy football. The format is no where near as popular than the regular season long formats. 

That is ok, as I have always said play whatever type of fantasy you prefer, there is no format that I am aware of that its worth playing.

There are numerous styles of playoff fantasy, and the format we in the 2020 ROTOHEAT NFL PLAYOFF LEAGUE is one player from each playoff roster.  When building your roster, you can NOT choose more than 1 player from any single team.

The league plays with PPR scoring as all RotoHeat leagues do, and each roster will consist of 3QB, 4RB, 4WR, 3TE

The players you select will be used for the entirety of the NFL playoffs. When a player’s team loses, you no longer accrue points for that player. During the Super Bowl, all teams will only have two players still playing.

There is still time to enter our league, entry is $25, and the league is run by RotoHeat founder Rick Butts and the league fees are held over on Leaguesafe.com. Head on over to our Facebook page for information.

I thought I would bring you this bonus episode to discuss playoff roster construction.  There is a method to the madness, simply put there are 6 games this weekend and you will lose 6 of your players and carry 6 more into the next round.

These type of playoff leagues are typically determined in the first week.  Successfully predicting the winners on Wildcard Weekend.  The reason for this in my opinion is that you need to get the most out of the 6 teams in which your roster will drop after this weekend.

Because the NFL re-seeds after each round this is the lone week that we can set our lineups based off of matchups.  I’ll review each matchup and give you my thoughts on which player or players I like off each roster .

Saturday January 9, 2021

Indianapolis Colts @ Buffalo BillsLine: Buffalo -6.5Over/Under: 61.6

I like the Bills to win this game, I could see the Colts covering the spread and I like the over.  Since I have the Bills winning, I need to hit on the Colt I select.  I don’t see any scenario in which I do not grab Jonathan Taylor.

Taylor finished the season strong and he is likely the leading fantasy scored in this one off Indy.  QB Philip Rivers is not going to throw much, his WRs are hard to trust and the TE are not on the fnatasy radar.  Taylor is the one for me rather easily.

When it comes to the Bills you have a decision to make. Are you targeting QB Josh Allen or WR Stefon Diggs?  You have 3 QB slots on your roster, and 4WR slots.  I won’t question anyone who takes either of these two players, but for me its Josh Allen. 

I see the Bills in the Conference Championship and its going to be Allen that gets you there...

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – JANUARY 03: Quarterback Justin Herbert #10 of the Los Angeles Chargers passes during the game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on January 03, 2021 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) 2020 Fantasy Football QB Awards

2020 Fantasy Football QB Awards

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 120 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast.  I am your host, Rob Sullivan.  The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat Family of Podcasts. 

In this episode I am kicking off a four-part series, recapping the fantasy season.  Each episode will cover one of the four skill positions.  Episode 1 kicks it off at the Quarterback position.

I will give you Sully’s MVP, Rookie of the Year, Comeback Player, Breakout and Bust for each position.  For the Dynasty fantasy managers, I provide a buy and a sell at each position as well.

Quarterbacks

MVP: Josh Allen – Buffalo Bills

The first of my 2020 Fantasy Football QB Awards is the MVP. My MVP could have gone to one of three quarterbacks, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes or Aaron Rodgers.  In the end I selected Allen.  Josh Allen entered the season with an average of 220 completions on 391 attempts for 2582 yards with 15 touchdowns and 11 interceptions.  His completion percentage was 56.2%.

Well in 2020, Allen completed 396 of his 572 passes, 69.2%, an increase over his previous 2 seasons average of 13%.  That is insane and unheard of.  He threw for a Bills record 4544 yards and added 37 touchdown passes and tossed 10 picks.  He finishes the fantasy season with 405.06 points the only QB to eclipse 400 this season.  Josh Allen vastly exceeded my expectations this season and he finishes the year as my Fantasy MVP.

Rookie of the Year:  Justin Herbert – Los Angeles Chargers

The first of my 2020 Fantasy Football QB Awards is the ROY. Unlike the MVP, this one was a no-brainer.  As soon as Joe Burrow went down with a season ending knee injury this race was over, and it was likely over before the injury.  Herbert finished the season as QB9 with 342.84 points in 15 games played.  His average points per game landed him at QB7 for all QBs that appeared in 6 or more contests. 

He isn’t just the best rookie QB in 2020, he is one of the best of all-time.  Herbert winds up with six rookie records, including: Total touchdowns (36), passing touchdowns (31), completions (396), 300-yard passing efforts (eight), multi-touchdown passing games (10) and three-score days (six). Herbert fell 39 yards shy of the rookie passing yardage record. He was remarkably consistent throughout the season.  His only true dud of a game was in Week 13, a 6.46-point performance against the New England Patriots.  Back that game out and he averaged 24.03 points in his other 14 games. 

Herbert will be drafted as a top-10 QB in 2021 and he should be.  I am interested to see who the Chargers hire as their next Head Coach after parting ways with Anthony Lynn.  I am betting that whomever they hire will have a plan for Justin Herbert and the Chargers potent offense.

GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN – OCTOBER 20: Aaron Rodgers #12 of the Green Bay Packers reacts after throwing a touchdown in the second quarter against the Oakland Raiders at Lambeau Field on October 20, 2019 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images) 2020 Fantasy Football QB Awards

Comeback Player: Aaron Rodgers – Green Bay Packers

Fantasy Football Week 16 Start and Sit NFC

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 119 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast. I am your host Rob Sullivan. The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat family of podcasts.

If you are reading this, chances are you are alive and kicking and preparing for Week 16, the Fantasy Finals. Congratulations!! This crazy fantasy season is almost over and let’s end this with you winning the ship!.

This week is what it is all about and as a result I am going to review every game on the NFL schedule and give you all my 2 cents on the fantasy relevant assets in those games.

Just a reminder that as the fantasy season wears down, we here at RotoHeat are just warming up. This podcast will remain and take on a more dynasty focus in the coming weeks. In addition we have the RotoHeat YouTube Channel that will continue with our livestreams and soon start rolling our our 2021 Rookie Profile videos. The team is hard at work crunching film and getting rookiedraftguide.com ready for you all. This team led by Rick Butts and Brad Menendez is putting together a rookie draft guide unlike anything seen before.

Now with that said, here are my Fantasy Football Week 16 Start and Sit NFC recommendations

NFC Home Games

GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN – OCTOBER 05: Aaron Rodgers #12 of the Green Bay Packers drops back to pass during a game against the Atlanta Falcons at Lambeau Field on October 05, 2020 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers defeated the Falcons 30-16. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) Fantasy Football Week 16 Start and Sit NFC

Minnesota Vikings @ New Orleans Saints Saints -7 Over/Under 52

Vikings- Dalvin Cook and Justin Jefferson are must start options. The Saints are a legit defense but let’s be real who are you starting off your roster over these two? Cook is RB2 on the season (.30 points behind Alvin Kamara), averaging 24.72 PPR points a game and Justin Jefferson has 6 games with over 100 receiving yards, just broke the Vikings rookie pass catching record previously held by Randy Moss, and sits at WR8 overall through 15 weeks in his rookie season.

Adam Thielen is a start as is Kirk Cousins in super-flex or two QB formats. Thielen has been over-shadowed by Justin Jefferson in recent weeks, but the dude is still WR12 on the season averaging 16.96 PPR points a game. What makes 19 a little risky and not a must start option is his dependence on the TD. He has scored 13 times this season, in 13 games played. In the 9 games he has at least one touchdown he is averaging 21.63 points and the 4 in which he has failed to score he is giving you on average 6.48 points.

Cousins in all likelihood is going to have to throw more often than normal if the Vikings want a shot to win this one. Cousins has attempted on average 31 passes a game this season which in all honestly surprises me, I figured it would have been much lower. In games he has attempted 30 or more passes he has averaged 21.18 points in 4 point/pass TD scoring leagues. His season long average is 18.66 points/game. I wouldn’t run him out there is a one QB league, but in SF if he is your No.2 QB you are in good shape. Sit the rest of the Minnesota Vikings offense in this one.

Saints- Alvin Kamara is a must start. Kamara is the top scoring RB on the season,

Fantasy Football Week 16 Start and Sit AFC

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 118 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast. I am your host Rob Sullivan. The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat family of podcasts.

If you are reading this, chances are you are alive and kicking and preparing for Week 16, the Fantasy Finals. Congratulations!! This crazy fantasy season is almost over and let’s end this with you winning the ship!.

This week is what it is all about and as a result I am going to review every game on the NFL schedule and give you all my 2 cents on the fantasy relevant assets in those games.

Just a reminder that as the fantasy season gears down, we here at RotoHeat are just warming up. This podcast will remain and take on a more dynasty focus in the coming weeks, and months. In addition we have the RotoHeat YouTube Channel that will continue with our livestreams and soon start rolling out our 2021 Rookie Profile videos.

The team is hard at work crunching film and getting rookiedraftguide.com ready for you all. This team led by Rick Butts and Brad Menendez is putting together a rookie draft guide unlike anything seen before.

Now with that said, here are my Fantasy Football Week 16 Start and Sit recommendations

AFC Home Games

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – DECEMBER 01: Quarterback Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs celebrates after a touchdown during the 4th quarter of the game against the Oakland Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium on December 01, 2019 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) Fantasy Football Week 16 Start and Sit AFC

Miami Dolphins @ Las Vegas Raiders Miami -2.5 Over/Under 47.5

This one was shaping up as an important battle for the two AFC clubs as they battle for a wildcard spot. It is now only important for the Dolphins. Miami enters at 9-5 and the 7th seed in the AFC. They are desperate for a win as they try to hold off the 8th seeded Baltimore Ravens also at 9-5.

Miami – The Dolphins don’t have a must start option in their offense even against the accommodating Raiders defensive unit. As of right now I am not certain of the status of Myles Gaskin, Devante Parker, and Mike Gesicki. Gaskin tested positive for Covid last week, Parker and Gesicki are doubtful.

If all are out I am starting Salvon Ahmed, he’s in the RB2 conversation and I would consider Lynn Bowden Jr. as a hope and pray flex option. Tua is a fringe QB1 this week I have him at QB15. I would prefer not to start him in 1QB leagues but he has produced the past two weeks with QB4, and QB15 finishes.

Las Vegas – for the Raiders its Josh Jacobs, and Darren Waller. Jacobs is a little banged up but he is likely the best RB on your roster and he is RB7 on the season averaging 15.65 points per game. Don’t over think it start him. As for Waller, this dude is sick. We throw the term fantasy stud around a little too loosely in this industry in my opinion, but Waller is absolutely one of them.

For the first time all season he is my top ranked TE this week...

Fantasy Football Week 15 Start and Sit

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 117 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast. I am your host Rob Sullivan. The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat family of podcasts.

If you are reading this, chances are you are alive and kicking and preparing for Week 15, the Fantasy Semi-Finals. Congratulations. In a season full of injury and uncertainty due to the corona virus, you’ve made it, be proud of yourself. You have two more mountains to climb in order to win your league championship.

Just a reminder that as the fantasy season wears down, we here at RotoHeat are just warming up. This podcast will remain and take on a more dynasty focus in the coming weeks. In addition we have the RotoHeat YouTube Channel that will continue with our livestreams and soon start rolling our our 2021 Rookie Profile videos. The team is hard at work crunching film and getting rookiedraftguide.com ready for you all. This team led by Rick Butts and Brad Menendez is putting together a rookie draft guide unlike anything seen before.

Now with that said, here are my Fantasy Football Week 14 Start and Sit recommendations, do with them what you will.

Quarterback

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA – DECEMBER 08: Quarterback Ryan Tannehill #17 of the Tennessee Titans looks to pass the ball in the second half against the Oakland Raiders at RingCentral Coliseum on December 08, 2019 in Oakland, California. (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images) Fantasy Football Week 15 Start and Sit

Start

Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans Sully’s Rank QB7

Ryan Tannehill put up two touchdowns in a win over the Jaguars last week, he finished as the QB19 with 16.48 points. I get that isn’t a mind-numbing number. He is now QB7 on the season and his QB19 finish last week was 2 points from being a top 12 QB. Tannehill has now produced multiple scores in three of his last four games, and he gets to face a Lions defense that’s allowed 29 total touchdowns and the seventh-most points to opposing quarterbacks. Mitchell Trubisky, P.J. Walker, and Alex Smith are the only QBs not to produce 20-plus points against them since Week 8.

Tom Brady – Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sully’s Rank QB8

I had Brady in this spot last week and he disappointed. I have Brady as my QB in a lot of leagues and I get that if you are still alive in your league it is despite Brady not because of him. Keep him in as your QB this week when he faces the Falcons. No defense in the league has given up more fantasy points to quarterbacks, and the position has produced 18-plus points nine times. The over/under is 51.5, so expect a shootout.

Other Starts to Consider

Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints QB11 The Saints quarterback will be an attractive option against the Chiefs. Their defense has been brutal in recent weeks, allowing 21-plus fantasy points to quarterbacks in four of their last five games. Kansas City has also allowed multiple touchdown passes in five straight games.Jared Goff – Los Angeles Chargers QB15Goff has struggled in recent weeks failing to score more than 17 points in six of his last eight games. This week he gets the Jets who have allowed 28 touchdown passes and the second-most points to quarterbacks this season.

Fantasy Football Week 14 Start and Sit

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 116 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast. I am your host Rob Sullivan. The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat family of podcasts.

Welcome to Week 14, the start of the fantasy playoffs in the majority of leagues. For the majority of the season I have let you all know that this week is just one week, there is no need to overreact, there is no need to panic. Well in Week 14, there in no tomorrow you win or you go home its a simple as that.

Similar to a week ago, if you are the favorite this week the floor takes on more importance and if you are the underdog the ceiling is extremely relevant. If you are the under-dog you have to take your shot this week.

Keep a close eye on the injury report this week. As of now Christian McCaffrey seems to be trending in the wrong direction, and if you were banking on getting Joe Mixon back, you need to make alternate plans.

You may be forced to react more than you usually would to the Thursday night game this week. If you come out of Thursday up big, play it a little safer and limit your risk on the weekend. If you come out of Thursday down big, its time to shoot for teh stars.

A reminder for all of you that will be playing in your league’s fantasy semi-final in week 15 that, Brad Menendez and I bring you a weekly Waiver Wire video each Sunday night over on our YouTube channel. We record the video at 9:30 EST and it posts to YouTube shortly there after. Subscribing to our channel and clicking the notification bell is the best way to ensure you don’t miss it. We also have two live streams The Heat Seekers on Tuesday night and the Fantasy Inferno on Wednesday Nights. Both streams go live at 9:30 EST and are a great place to bring your start sit questions, we answer them all!

Last week I expanded on my usual two starts and sits at each position, I will continue this week, its the most important week of the fantasy season. I will give the the usual two to start and sit at each position, but I will also add addition guys I would start and sit as well. So without further ado lets get into my Fantasy Football Week 14 Start and Sit recommendations, starting with the Quarterbacks.

Quarterback

INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – DECEMBER 06: Quarterback Justin Herbert #10 of the Los Angeles Chargers looks to make a pass play in the first quarter of the game against the New England Patriots at SoFi Stadium on December 06, 2020 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images) Fantasy Football Week 14 Start and Sit

Start

Justin Herbert – Los Angles Chargers Sully’s Rank QB5

Justin Herbert has developed into a weekly must-start Quarterback. Do not be scared off by his last two weeks. In those two weeks, he’s been the QB31 averaging 10.4 fantasy points per game. The best medicine for a struggling QB is a good match-up, and that is exactly what awaits him in Week 14. Herbert and the Chargers are facing Atlanta. The Falcons defense has allowed 20-plus fantasy points to quarterbacks eight times, and no team has given up more points to the position overall.

Fantasy Football Week 13 Start and Sit

Hello Heat Seekers, welcome to episode 115 of Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast. I am your host Rob Sullivan. The Sully’s 2 Cents Fantasy Football Podcast is a proud member of the RotoHeat family of podcasts.

Welcome to Week 13, aka the final week of the fantasy regular season. You are either in your fantasy playoffs, out of the fantasy playoffs or it all comes down to this week. If you are a win and you’re in team, then you need to do everything in you fantasy manager power to get that W. Your lineup should be upside focused, now depending on your opponent the importance of this increases or decreases.

Simply put if you are the favorite this week the floor takes on more importance and if you are the underdog the ceiling is extremely relevant. Without the ability to view all of your rosters and matchups, I am forced to speak in generalities, just know if you don’t feel good about your chances, its time to get creative.

A reminder for all of you that will be entering week 14 and your fantasy playoffs, Brad Menendez and I bring you a weekly Waiver Wire video each Sunday night over on our YouTube channel. We record the video at 9:30 EST and it posts to YouTube shortly there after. Subscribing to our channel and clicking the notification bell is the best way to ensure you don’t miss it. We also have two live streams The Heat Seekers on Tuesday night and the Fantasy Inferno on Wednesday Nights. Both streams go live at 9:30 EST and are a great place to bring your start sit questions, we answer them all!

This week I am expanding on my usual two at each position, its an important week. I will give the the usual two to start and sit at each position, but I will also add addition guys I would start and sit as well. So without further ado lets get into my Fantasy Football Week 13 Start and Sit recommendations, starting with the Quarterbacks .

Quarterback

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA – DECEMBER 08: Quarterback Ryan Tannehill #17 of the Tennessee Titans looks to pass the ball in the second half against the Oakland Raiders at RingCentral Coliseum on December 08, 2019 in Oakland, California. (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images) Fantasy Football Week 13 Start and Sit

Start

Ryan Tannehill – Tennessee Titans Sully’s Rank QB6

Tannehill is back on track after a few down weeks. I listed him as a sit the past two weeks and he delivered. He posted 19-plus fantasy points in wins over the Colts and Ravens, and he should be a starter again this week as the Titans host the Browns. The Cleveland defense is getting Myles Garrett back this week, but they have not traveled well this season. The Browns as a visitor have allowed 13 touchdowns and an average of more than 25 fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks. Tannehill in my opinion is a top 10 QB play this weekend.

Taysom Hill – New Orleans Saints Sully’s Rank QB10

Taysom Hill is bad for fantasy football. With that said he has started the last two games for the Saints, and he’s scored a combined 41.7 fantasy points. In one of those starts against the Falcons, Hill put up 24 points in Week 11. Hill gets to face Atlanta for the second time in three weeks on Sund...