We pick out some final moves you can make as we reach the fantasy playoffs.
We examine the upcoming bye weeks and identify good options to fill in for players who are unavailable.
What buy or sell moves could you make this week to improve your dynasty rosters?
Which teams might be looking for new wideouts this off-season?
We roundup the top fantasy football performances in week 16 to find an edge in week 17.
Peter Howard shares some useful nuggets from the target data.
Which receivers have been rising or falling in the most recent ADP data?
We offer up some potential moves you can make with your early fourth-round picks this year: draft or trade?
We examine which veterans and rookie will be available for wide receiver-needy teams this off-season.
Your dynasty season is over, but that doesn't mean you can't still play some games.
We look ahead to the off-season - which players are worth picking up right now?
Who are your late-season saviors from the waiver wire?
It's handcuffing season and we continue to pick out some of your best waiver wire options.
Who are your top waiver wire options as the fantasy playoffs approach?
Who should you target on the waiver wire this week?
We examine the slim pickings on the dynasty waiver wire this week.
Eric Hardter continues his series that picks out buys, sells and holds from each division.
We open up the DLF Mailbag to begin an off-season of answering your dynasty questions.
Kadarius Toney's rise, Laviska Shenault's usage, the Green Bay backfield and more... We offer the latest Sunday Six Pack!
We round up the most notable fantasy-relevant injuries.
Ryan McDowell reflects on week five for his dynasty teams and shares his player views.
We round up the long list of latest dynasty-relevant injuries around the league.
We look at the latest wide receiver domino to fall.
We take a closer look at two dynasty youngsters who might have already reached their dynasty peaks.
“Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road,
Time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go,
So make the best of this test, and don't ask why,
It's not a question, but a lesson learned in time.
It's something unpredictable,
But in the end, it's right
I hope you had the time of your life.”
-Green Day (Good Riddance)
Too cliché? Possibly. But just remember I could’ve always gone with “what a long, strange trip it’s been.”
In fairness, that’s about the sum of it. I’m sure every league is going to have their story about “that guy in their league” this year, but I’ll briefly share mine. It’s not earth-shattering, but yet another reminder that apart from Biff Tannen we all struggle to predict the future.
In my longest-running (superflex) dynasty league, the team that finished last year with the most points scored and took down the championship is one more loss away from acquiring next year’s pick 1.01, by virtue of paying the iron price. Nothing changed demonstrably about the team, they simply didn’t play nearly as well. Aging veterans like Keenan Allen and Amari Cooper didn’t provide significant returns, and Patrick Mahomes performed like a mere mortal. Tua Tagovailoa again missed significant injury time, and Rachaad White’s unsustainable fantasy efficiency cratered. Maybe this was predictable, maybe it wasn’t – but it once again goes to show that the variance is very real.
In any event, playoffs are starting in the majority of leagues this coming week, and they may be associated with trade and/or waiver moratoriums. As such, given the lessened potential actionability moving forward, this will be the last iteration of Tactical Transactions for the current NFL season (though noting there may be some future off-season spinoffs in the works).
Commensurately, since the postseason has now descended upon us, this week’s column will group players into two buckets – this first is players who can help contenders in the playoffs but for whom you shouldn’t have to break the bank. Obviously we’d all like to add Saquon Barkley to our squads, but he’s going to cost an arm and a leg and is most likely rostered by contenders anyhow. As such, the focus should be on players who can provide a large fraction of their production for a disproportionately lesser price.
The second bucket consists of players who should hopefully increase their dynasty value in the off-season. When I’ve discussed priority waiver adds and drops over the course of the season, the goal has always been to maximize potential at the end of your bench. These may not be players who are going to provide much fantasy value to conclude the current season, but rather those who should see increased dynasty value moving into 2024, when the “sexiness” of your roster matters most.
With that preamble in hand, and for the final time this season, here are the tactical transactions you should consider before week 15:
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