Razzball Supporter’s Leagues Weekly Recap: Week 2 Week 2 was full of injuries and a few big performances. See how our Razzball supporters did. This will be a running series all season long where I document the weekly results from our three Razzball PPR leagues and our DFL league aka Don’t Finish Last league (guill0+|~e format… iykyk). Please, blog, may I have some more?

Be sure to check out the latest tools on Razzball.com: Slot vs. Wide PPG Allowed | WR Slot vs. Wide| DEF Targets Allowed | Home vs. Away | Wins vs. Losses | TD Tool | RB Zone vs. Gap Rushing | DEF Zone vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I recommended that you do not panic after one week of fantasy football, especially if you lost.  It happens.  Losses are part of the deal, and you all knew the deal coming into the season.  Well, after two weeks of fantasy football injuries, I am authorizing some panic.  Please, blog, may I have some more?

Week 2 left us wanting more points, as they were hard to come by during the early games. The injury bug might ultimately be the story of the week, with several offenses losing key pieces before and during Sunday’s action. Hopefully, your fantasy teams were spared the worst of it. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Hey folks, I’m back with the Zone vs Gap rushing tool that debuted last season. If you missed it then, don’t fret, I’ve got you covered. The goal of the tool is to parse designated rushing results between Zone and Gap rushing schemes, then using the tool to identify good (and bad) RB matchups. Please, blog, may I have some more?

One of the great things about the NFL – and professional sports in general – is its ability to meet our expectations and turn them on their heads. While I’m a big fan of summer, having the NFL back is pretty great. Please, blog, may I have some more?

As I write this, Dalton Kincaid is thrashing the Lions. I pulled Kincaid from the Week 2 rankings, but I had him ranked 4th for the week before the game. The way he’s been going, he could be TE1 after Week 2. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I hope your Week 1 went as planned. If it didn’t, you’ve come to the right place, as I’ll be your pilot this season, highlighting my favorite WRs using our proprietary data! Let’s dive into my favorite WR starts and sits for Week 2 using Wide Receiver Fantasy Points Scored Slot vs. Please, blog, may I have some more?

About 10 minutes after sending the Week 2 waiver reminder, our NFFC contact reached out to say that our divisions have been added to the standings filters on the NFFC site. I am now RazzBowl Big Brother! This means is that I can now get the big-picture view of the tournament to see how everyone is doing with respect to the field. Please, blog, may I have some more?

We’re back again for another fantasy season and I’m back doing streamers and stashes for another year! Although your draft will provide the core of your fantasy rosters, it’s vital to constantly improve your roster, taking advantage of good match-ups and future opportunities. Please, blog, may I have some more?

I am going to be honest here…I took another Week 1 beating to start the season.  Much of said beating had to do with the AJ Brown ankle injury and the 2.2 PPR points from Ja’Marr Chase.  I was able to bounce back last year and make the finals again, so I am not in panic mode after a single week.  Please, blog, may I have some more?

Razzball Supporter’s Leagues Weekly Recap: Week 1 First of all, thank you! Thank you for supporting this crazy game we all love and the Razzball crew. This will be a running series all season long where I document the weekly results from our three Razzball PPR leagues and our DFL league aka Don’t Finish Last league (guill0+|~e format… iykyk). Please, blog, may I have some more?

Fantasy football is back. NFL RedZone and NFL Sunday Ticket were sorta back for select subscribers; hopefully you were a lucky one like myself! Razzball Sunday Sit/Start Live is back. NFL Takeaways are back. Did I mention NFL football is back? Please, blog, may I have some more?

I couldn’t help but liken this industry to Chicken Little this morning, as I saw the dire proclamations roll in after the first two – of 272 – games were played. And be assured, I don’t exclude myself from that playful skewer. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Join the Razz squad for a LIVE DRAFT of our Supporter’s League 1 Once season starts, we’ll be LIVE every Sunday morning two hours before kick-off answering your start/sit questions pre-game. Join us in the chat! Check out all the latest FREE tools and year-round articles on Football.Razzball.com Please, blog, may I have some more?

We have been holding drafts for our RazzballNFL Supporters Leagues for the last couple of weeks. In true Razzball fashion, League 3 was second. I never said we could count. The league is hosted on the Sleeper Fantasy platform. This is the second year for this league. Please, blog, may I have some more?

That’s right, we’re doing a countdown, although halfway through, I realized I’m technically doing a countup (and making up words while I’m at it). First, some other words: I’m not trying to figure out who’s injury-prone. It’s a game where hundreds of high-speed collisions occur every week. Please, blog, may I have some more?

That’s right, we’re doing a countdown, although halfway through, I realized I’m technically doing a countup (and making up words while I’m at it). First, some words: I’m not trying to figure out who’s injury-prone. It’s a game where hundreds of high-speed collisions occur every week. Please, blog, may I have some more?

RazzballNFL hosts a live Guillotine-style draft pitting 18 expert fantasy footballers trying to avoid the blade! Please, blog, may I have some more?

That’s right, we’re doing a countdown. But first, some words: I’m not trying to figure out who’s injury-prone. It’s a game where hundreds of high-speed collisions occur every week. The entire league is injury-prone. I’m assuming everyone is healthy unless I hear otherwise. Please, blog, may I have some more?

Everything in fantasy football is speculation, until the pre-season starts. Teams signal their intent in who they sit, when starters stop playing, and how they line up receivers. Throw in injuries and you get a heap of movement in fantasy football value in just three weeks. Please, blog, may I have some more?

That’s right, we’re doing a countdown. But first, some words: I’m not trying to figure out who’s injury-prone. It’s a game where hundreds of high-speed collisions occur every week. The entire league is injury-prone. I’m assuming everyone is healthy unless I hear otherwise. Please, blog, may I have some more?