By Alex Kurpeski Just a couple weeks away from Super Bowl LIV, we here in the fantasy football community sit in a bit of a standstill, with little to cover besides playoff DFS content. As we reach for content, the concept of reflection is the easiest theme to default to, during this lull. After a
By Alex Kurpeski The fantasy football playoffs are nearly over, which means that many of you are now looking forward to next year. And for those of you wondering, yes next year WILL be the year you finally win the elusive championship, thanks to the advice of your friends here at 3CoSports. With College Football
By Alex Kurpeski Dec 12 2019 I recently came across a quote while doing research for an economics module that stated this: “Buy low and Sell high. It’s pretty simple. The only problem is knowing what’s low and what’s high”. In the context of fantasy football this quote is extremely relevant. Sometimes you think
By Alex Kurpeski December 10, 2019 Last night, my fantasy season ended abruptly at the hands of Carson Wentz and the Philadelphia Eagles (with a little help from my flex receiver Golden Tate, who evidently forgot to bring his hands to Monday night’s contest). Luckily for me and many others who have seen their hard
Alex Kurpeski San Francisco 49ers Matt Breida and Tevin Coleman are far from the sexiest names at the running back position for fantasy. After all, Breida is an undrafted free agent with lingering ankle injuries and Coleman is Devonta Freeman’s former understudy who could never quite live up to the hype. Yet this season, the
Alex Kurpeski Green Bay Packers It’s Aaron Jones’s world, we’re just living in it. Tied for the league lead in rushing touchdowns, Jones has taken his game to a new level this season, emerging as a true RB1 in the Packers offense. He is a top 10 dynasty value at his position easily, as he
Alex Kurpeski New Orleans Saints Once again we find ourselves analyzing a backfield with a clear three down back, yet this one comes with a caveat. While superstar scar back Alvin Kamara has been nursing an ankle injury, his backup Latavius Murray has made a major impact out of the Saints backfield (221 rushing yards,
Philadelphia Eagles It seems as if the Eagles are going to forever doom us with the dreaded running back by committee approach. Despite the clear gap in talent (and upside) between the team’s second round pick Miles Sanders and veteran Jordan Howard, Howard currently leads the team in rushing yardage with Sanders checking in often
Alex Kurpeski Kansas City Chiefs It seems as if the starting running back changes on a week-to-week basis in Kansas City, as we have seen Damien Williams, Darrel Williams, and LeSean McCoy start games for the team through 7 games. Make no mistake, a new version of Kareem Hunt (three down, bellcow back) is not
Alex Kurpeski Baltimore Ravens The Ravens have one of the best rushing attacks in the league, buoyed by the dynamic option play duo of Lamar Jackson and Mark Ingram. With no upstart back on the roster nipping at his heels, Ingram has virtually been the “bellcow” back for this offense, accounting for well over 50%
