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King of the North: Team Breakdown of the NFC North

JJ Wenner

Kicking off the NFC North is last year’s division champ and NFC title game runner-up. Matt Lafleur came in and immediately turned a stale franchise into a 13-3 home-field-advantage playoff team. However, with an improved and efficient defense, the typically offense-centric Packers failed to top 350 yards per game for the season. Outside of a monster year for Aaron Jones, the rest of the offense was mainly pedestrian outside of a few big games Continue reading King of the North: Team Breakdown of the NFC North

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We’re #1: Unlikely Heroes For Your 2020 Fantasy Season

JJ Wenner

This article will make a case for three players at each position who are draft day values that I believe have a chance to finish as the #1 at their respective position. Keep these underappreciated guys in mind when you miss out on one of the favorites, and you might just be surprised. Even in dynasty leagues, teams in “win now” mode should consider these aging players to lead them to the promised land even if only for a year or two. Continue reading We’re #1: Unlikely Heroes For Your 2020 Fantasy Season

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ROD Writers League: The Anatomy of a Startup Draft – Part 1

JJ Wenner

Here at Ride or Dynasty, we like to give you the content you can use, so we’re giving you a look at the results of our Writers’ Room dynasty startup draft. It’s put up or shut up time, who will stick to their grand philosophy? Who will crumble like week-old tacos when a player they claim to hate starts dropping and lands in their lap. Can I make it out the other side with any dignity? Continue reading ROD Writers League: The Anatomy of a Startup Draft – Part 1

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Fantasy Opportunities: A look at the New Orleans Saints

JJ Wenner

The Saints entered the postseason as a Super Bowl favorite for the second consecutive season only to have their Lombardi hopes dashed by the Vikings for the second time in three years. Still, consecutive 13-3 seasons makes for a secure job. Head coach Sean Payton isn’t going anywhere, and neither are his offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael nor defensive coordinator Dennis Allen. Continue reading Fantasy Opportunities: A look at the New Orleans Saints