aquafish82

I remember seeing a link on the footballguys weekly content that gives a list of the best fantasy performances over the past 6 weeks or so, but can't remember what it was called. Can anybody help?

Check out Bloom's take on predicting Logan Paulson's fantasy day this past weekend at the 33:10 mark of the part 1 week 11 recap show: my quatrain says "on the eve of the turkey's month a touchdown will be scored by the long haired large tailed man"

Does anybody know if footballguys (or any other site for that matter) has a stat that ranks which offenses team defenses have scored the most fantasy points against?  If so, where do I find it?  I guess I could just go to nfl.com and see which teams have scored the fewest points, but that doesn't take into account the other things that score fantasy points (sacks, ints, punt returns for tds, blocked kicks, etc.)

is it just me or does it seem like sometimes the footballguys' podcasts repeat segments within the same episodes. Sounds like a technical problem.

The rankings clearly put LaRod Stephens Howling above Jerome Simpson for the flex spot-50th to 105th, but I don't see it because Powell had one good game and Hot Rod had one good game since Ryan Williams went down and now they are facing one of the league's toughest defenses in the 49ers.  We don't even know who is going to get most of the carries let alone if that back is capable.  Meanwhile Simpson is finally healthy and will be a starting receiver going against the Bucs who are giving up the 4th most fantasy points to opposing WRs.  Am I missing something here or should Simpson be the start or at least not have such a worse ranking?  BTW, my other options to start in the flex are: William Powell, David Wilson, Daryl Richardson, Brandon Pettigrew.  Any Advice?

- Size of League (Number of Teams)-12
- Type of League (Dynasty, Redraft, etc.)-Redraft
- Weekly Starting Requirements-1qb, 2rb, 2wr, 1 te 1 flex (rb,wr,te), 1pk, 1td
- Scoring System- non ppr, standard (1 for every 10 yards receiving/rushing, 6 for td)