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One day, maybe we’ll get the pleasure of seeing Allen Robinson alongside an elite quarterback who will be able to maximize A-Rob’s awesome skills game in and game out. [Week 14 Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers] Until then, let’s just be happy Robinson is on the field producing no matter who is throwing to him (somehow). Expect him to produce once again, this time against the hapless Houston Texans defense. Check out Robinson and the rest of the wideouts in our… Source link

Do you believe in A.J. Brown, fantasy WR1, now? [Week 13 Fantasy Rankings: QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | FLEX | DST | Kickers] After an extremely fluky Week 10 in which Brown had a case of the drops, the talented youngster delivered back-to-back strong efforts in tough matchups, including a monster Week 12. Brown continues to prove that he doesn’t need a massive amount of targets to produce, and he’ll get a chance to do that again, this time against the Cleveland Browns. Check out Brown and the… Source link

It’s safe to say Kendall Hinton started in zero fantasy football lineups as of Thanksgiving. But three days later, the Broncos rookie could play a key role in the stretch run to the fantasy playoffs. After Denver had to place all four of its rostered quarterbacks on the COVID-19/reserve list, Hinton is expected to take the offensive reins in Week 12 against the Saints. Hinton is eligible as a wide receiver on three major fantasy football sites. Like Taysom Hill showed a week ago as a… Source link

The Guardian Steve Dalkowski: the life and mystery of baseball’s flame-throwing what-if Many believe the lefthander was the fastest pitcher to ever take the mound. But his career – and life – went off the rails before he could make an impactSteve Dalkowski, a career minor-leaguer who very well could have been the fastest (and wildest) pitcher in baseball history, died in April at the age of 80 from complications from Covid-19. And yet, partly because of one missing detail, his legend lives… 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