Tag Archives: QBs

[unable to retrieve full-text content]NFL Draft 2024 live updates: 1st round picks so far, trades, grades as Caleb Williams goes No. 1, six QBs taken in first …  Yahoo Sports Source link

Subscribe to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Show No need to wait until next week for free agency to start, we tell you where everyone is going right now. Fantasy expert Tera Roberts joins Matt Harmon for our annual free agency matchmaking show. Harmon and Roberts react to the franchise tag deadline and other major pre-free agency moves that have taken place earlier this week. Harmon and Roberts then predict where the top free agent QBs land. Both believe Kirk Cousins has played his last snap in… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Re-drafting the QBs of the past 5 years  Yahoo Sports Source link

Subscribe to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast Matt Harmon is joined by Andy Behrens and Scott Pianowski to preview all of the Saturday, Sunday and Monday NFL games happening in Week 15 to help you win your fantasy football playoff matchup. Can you trust Dallas Goedert this week? Is Miles Sanders a terrible fantasy football analyst? What can we expect from Desmond Ridder (and will he help Drake London)? Lots of questions are answered in this very fun episode. Andy makes the pitch that Texans… Source link

Backup quarterbacks pressed into duty due to injuries have won Super Bowls more often than you’d think. Jim Plunkett was a failed Heisman Trophy winner backing up Dan Pastorini in 1980 for the Oakland Raiders and had thrown one pass all season when Pastorini broke his leg in the Raiders’ fifth game. Plunkett took over and the Raiders won a Super Bowl a few months later. Jeff Hostetler had started two NFL games when the 1990 New York Giants needed him to replace an injured Phil Simms late in… Source link

Backup quarterbacks pressed into duty due to injuries have won Super Bowls more often than you’d think. Jim Plunkett was a failed Heisman Trophy winner backing up Dan Pastorini in 1980 for the Oakland Raiders and had thrown one pass all season when Pastorini broke his leg in the Raiders’ fifth game. Plunkett took over and the Raiders won a Super Bowl a few months later. Jeff Hostetler had started two NFL games when the 1990 New York Giants needed him to replace an injured Phil Simms late in… Source link

Subscribe to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast Matt Harmon and Los Angeles Chargers RB Austin Ekeler are back for another episode of Ekeler’s Edge, and this one goes all over the place. The guys start the podcast by talking about the Chargers’ win over the Atlanta Falcons, which was very nearly a loss after a late fumble by Ekeler, and how impressed Austin was by Falcons RB Cordarrelle Patterson. With the news that the Colts have fired head coach Frank Reich and replaced him with Jeff… Source link

New season, new clothes, new flavor at the ice cream or coffee shop, new streaming series, ROOKIES — we love new things, don’t we? So much better than old things, especially when it comes to certain fantasy football situations. From humans on down to the simplest bacteria and every species in between, there is a bias toward the new, or novel choice (Novelty Bias). Novelty represents opportunity, it carries no past disappointments, and simply choosing something new activates our dopamine… Source link

The 2022 NFL draft is finally upon us. No, this isn’t going to be the most accurate mock draft you’ve seen; anyone who nails more than a dozen first-rounders (right team, right player) should immediately be drafted into one of the NFL’s 32 scouting staffs. This is about as challenging a year to project first-round picks, and it has a lot to do with a watered-down top half of the round, along with the uncertainty at quarterback. It’s always a crapshoot, but this year takes the cake. To make up… Source link

Brian Griese is headed back to the league. The former “Monday Night Football” analyst is leaving ESPN and will become the next quarterbacks coach with the San Francisco 49ers, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Griese will replace Rich Scangarello in San Francisco, who left to become Kentucky’s offensive coordinator. It will mark his first coaching job in the NFL. Griese has been at ESPN since he retired in 2009. He spent a decade in the league, starting with the Denver Broncos after… Source link