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Subscribe to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast Scott Pianowski and Yahoo Sports’ own Frank Schwab are here to talk all things betting in Week 11 on the latest episode of the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast! [Week 11 Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers] Scott & Frank handicap all Week 11 matchups and also throw in some moneylines, player props and fantasy nuggets. Who will emerge victorious when the Seahawks (-3) take on the Cardinals in a huge NFC West matchup?… Source link

Fantasy football and DFS players may have noticed a loophole recently when glancing at Saints quarterback Taysom Hill’s player page. On those two sites, Hill is listed as a tight end. Hill has been TE-eligible on ESPN and FanDuel all season, but it’s gotten extra attention before New Orleans’ Week 11 game against the Falcons because Drew Brees is hurt. Reportedly cracked ribs and a collapsed lung are expected to keep Brees out of that contest, leaving Jameis Winston and Hill as the… Source link

The tight end position has been bad in 2020 fantasy. Noah Fant has been one of the few brighter spots, yet not by much. [Week 11 Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers] Fant has been a target hog, yet due to the limitations of Drew Lock and the Broncos offense as a whole, there hasn’t been much in the way of huge fantasy outputs for the young man. Fant’s fantasy managers will no doubt hope that changes when Fant takes on the Miami Dolphins in Week 11. Check him and… Source link

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — We’re amid a moment in college football where the amount of games not happening have begun to overtake the games that are happening. Amid the 15 games either canceled or postponed this weekend, the sport faces the uncomfortable reality that crowning a champion will be with a battle of survival. Somewhat by default, No. 2 Notre Dame’s game at Boston College became the centerpiece of a relatively benign weekend of college football. With four SEC games off the… Source link

The Telegraph Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player demand action to curb striking distance at Augusta After hitting the opening ceremonial drives at Augusta on the first day of the 84th Masters, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player used their legendary status to demand action from the game’s governing bodies to stop the ball going so far. In an impassioned set of pleas that will surely make the R & A and US Golf Association sit up and take notice as the distance issue intensifies, Player expressed his… Source link

The Telegraph Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player demand action to curb striking distance at Augusta After hitting the opening ceremonial drives at Augusta on the first day of the 84th Masters, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player used their legendary status to demand action from the game’s governing bodies to stop the ball going so far. In an impassioned set of pleas that will surely make the R & A and US Golf Association sit up and take notice as the distance issue intensifies, Player expressed his… Source link

The Telegraph Steve Clarke one game away from becoming a national treasure as Scotland eye spot in European Championship finals The pattern of Scottish waywardness, which has seen qualifying campaigns come to grief on no fewer than 10 occasions since 1998, just might be susceptible to remedy by an unlikely antidote in the form of routine. Steve Clarke’s success at Kilmarnock was not based on any kind of cavalier approach but, rather, a quiet but implacable insistence on the mastery of… Source link

Kareem Hunt has performed admirably in Nick Chubb’s stead, delivering acceptable fantasy outputs while showcasing his dual-threat ability. [Week 10 Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers] With that said, it looks like Chubb is set to return to the field, relegating Hunt back to his 1B role. Fantasy managers, however, shouldn’t be too upset. Even with the reduced ceiling that comes with losing the complete starting workload, Hunt has proven his ability to… Source link

The Telegraph What happened to Jordan Spieth? How golf’s next big thing descended into paralysis by analysis “Go get that,” Jordan Spieth shouted, ordering his caddie, Michael Greller, to pick up the ball that had just dived into the cup from 48 feet. It was a display of such prodigious nerve, or “moxie” as his fellow Texans might call it, that his three-word instruction on Royal Birkdale’s 15th green would soon be emblazoned on his fans’ baseball caps, marking the moment he… Source link

The Telegraph What happened to Jordan Spieth? How golf’s next big thing descended into paralysis by analysis “Go get that,” Jordan Spieth shouted, ordering his caddie, Michael Greller, to pick up the ball that had just dived into the cup from 48 feet. It was a display of such prodigious nerve, or “moxie” as his fellow Texans might call it, that his three-word instruction on Royal Birkdale’s 15th green would soon be emblazoned on his fans’ baseball caps, marking the moment he… Source link