Dak Prescott

Just as quickly as Haley’s comet, Aaron Rodgers is gone again. He’s not injured or anything, but with Green Bay now eliminated from the playoffs, the Packers have decided to shut their superstar franchise QB down for the rest of the season. If you own Rodgers in fantasy and are playing for a championship this week, it sucks. But it’s a smart move for the Packers to make.Luckily, there are a lot of good QB matchups again this week. So if you need to make a move at QB to get you that league championship, we got you covered…

Deshaun Watson Injury Nothing much has gone on in the QB world, so where should I begin? Oh, I know, I’ll start with the freaking torn ACL for the man that has carried many fantasy teams, including half of mine, for the last seven weeks. Unfortunately, I'm talking about Deshaun Watson. This news stung so bad. I wanted to use words stronger than “freaking” to describe this Watson injury, but swearing in articles isn’t really recommended. Why did Watson have to tear his ACL? This is just cruel. With Watson done for the…

Are Aaron Rodgers owners done mourning his season-ending injury yet? No, probably not. Week 6 was a rough one at the top. Rodgers broke his right collarbone, ending his season, and both Tom Brady and Drew Brees looked like mortals despite each having a plus matchup. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there, WITH A NEW COLLARBONE! Sorry Aaron, didn’t work. Stepping in under center in Green Bay is the incredibly uninspiring Brett Hundley. No thanks.We only have two QBs on a bye this week but one of them happens to be the…

The moment you think you have this fantasy thing figured out, it turns around and bites you on the hand. Big-time injuries, more breakout players, and another crazy week in the NFL. In case there was ever any doubt, DeShaun Watson was your highest scoring player on Sunday with 35.8 points. The Texans lost, but 3 TDs to DeAndre Hopkins makes him a legitimate QB1 going forward. Here's your Week 5 recap: Thumbs UpWhen you're hot, you're hot. Most teams would have settled for overtime, but Aaron Rodgers ain't like the…

Have yourself a game, Mr. Watson. While I was watching the rookie out of Clemson break dozens of tackles while torching the Patriots defense, one thought came to my mind: “We have a future elite fantasy quarterback on our hands.” Watson proved that he’s not going to be like most dual-threat QBs before him and flame out rather quickly into the world of being a backup. This kid is here to stay, and we all need to start taking notice in fantasy. Oh yeah, he has a favorable matchup this week, too.2017 NFL Team Passing…