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[unable to retrieve full-text content]2024 NFL Draft: Fantasy football winners and losers after Rounds 2 and 3  Yahoo Sports Source link

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SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea will launch a military strike immediately in response to any provocation, Kim Yo Jong, the sister and key ally of leader Kim Jong Un, said on Sunday, as it fired artillery shells near its border with the South for the third day in a row. The remarks come after South Korea’s military said the North had fired more than 60 artillery rounds on Saturday near their disputed maritime border, following a similar volley of more than 200 the previous day. North Korea again… Source link

[unable to retrieve full-text content]‘No one’s ever heard that song like that’: ‘The Voice’ Season 23 Battle Rounds make history with ‘game-changing’ twist  Yahoo Entertainment Source link

Most fantasy football players rightly put most of their stock and preparation into getting the first few rounds of their drafts right. If you can hit on your first, second and third picks, chances are you will have a core that can take you far during the season. But what about the middle rounds where the star power starts to fade and the choices get tougher? What about those players who are filling out the rest of your roster, who might not be big names but will still find their way in your… Source link

Despite all our preseason certainty and assuredness, the fantasy football industrial complex is, in fact, fallible. We miss a few things. Sorry to break this news to you so close to your draft date. Unfortunately, we’re not gonna be right about every late-round sleeper and lottery ticket. But the great thing about your end-of-draft moonshot selections is that when they fail — as many of them will —the consequences will be minimal. You can drop ’em and move on. Over the course of your… Source link

After returning from injury in Week 13 last season, Penny was fantasy’s top-scoring back over the final six games; he ended the year leading all backs in rush yards over expectation. While the downgrade at QB from Russell Wilson — and a shaky Seattle offensive line doesn’t help — Penny looks like a true star capable of rising above his situation. [It’s fantasy football season: Create or join a league now!] The Seahawks drafted Ken Walker III, but coach Pete Carroll historically prefers… Source link

Although finding players with league-winning upside is an essential part of a successful fantasy draft, avoiding those who may end up having dismal seasons is equally important. The best drafters will mix in some upside picks with several players who have a high floor due to their age, skills and expected role. Let’s take a look at the safest picks in each round of 2022 Yahoo drafts, with an acknowledgment that I included running backs whenever possible due to the annual struggle to find… Source link

While seasonal fantasy football drafts seem quite a ways off, 2022 best ball leagues and early mocks are starting to take off. At the very least, it’s time to start getting your projections and rankings in order. With that in mind, I took a stab at mocking how the first two rounds of fantasy football leagues will unfold this year. My first grand takeaway: I hate it, particularly Round 1. [Set, hut, hike! Create or join a fantasy football league now!] It was hard to find 12 desirable picks to… Source link

Round 2 1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Logan Hall, EDGE, Houston — Hall is a long, positionally diverse defender who will never be a huge sack producer, but he can contribute in multiple ways. He’s known as humble and hard-working, having added about a quarter of his body weight since going to college, and will help fill a void on Tampa’s d-line. Grade: C+ 2. Green Bay Packers: Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State — Big move up from Green Bay, who wasn’t slated to pick until No. 53 and… Source link