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Division II Spotlight: @DFF_JamesH profiles and interviews Nate Rogers, WR, Wayne State Wildcats

I am taking another dive into Division II college football to see if I can unearth another gem. I’ve found a guy who has the potential to molded into an NFL receiver, Nate Rogers.

The 6’5″ wide receiver has all the height you would need at the next level and combines that with good speed and solid hands. He was a two sport athlete in high school playing both football and basketball, which can…

The DFF Lines team of @CoachKernzy @scoled17 @DFF_JamesH & @dibari22 take a look at the lines for week 13 to help you with gambling, DFS and explore the possible impact on #Fantasyfootball

One of the tools long known to the daily fantasy sports (DFS) community, but not often used by the season-long fantasy sports player, is how to use the Las Vegas gambling lines for fantasy. The point spread, or “line,” on sporting events can help you as a fantasy owner when it’s time to build a DFS lineup or set your weekly roster in season long. In short, you can look at a projected game total…

NCAA Potential Bowl Games – Player Preview

I am going to be taking a look at every projected bowl game as predicted by SI.com (https://www.si.com/college-football/2018/11/24/bowl-projections-week-13-playoff-rankings-predictions) and picking out my favorite offensive players in each game who are eligible and likely to be entering the NFL draft in this off season. Yes, I know that these fixtures are not finalized, but the majority of these…

Looking for some picks for Thursday's #Thanksgiving day games? We've got you covered!

Each week for the last few seasons, we’ve taken a look at the Las Vegas lines for the NFL games and given out our top picks and broke down how those lines could impact the fantasy landscape. We decided to do something a little different this week with Thanksgiving on the horizon. With three games begging for action, this is one of the best gambling days of the year. Spencer Scoled and myselftook…

FCS Spotlight: @DFF_JamesH continues his FCS Spotlight Series with Keelan Doss, WR, UC Davis

The next person in the FCS Spotlight series that I will be looking at is UC Davis’ insanely talented receiver, Keelan Doss.

The 6’3 209lb receiver from Alameda, California wasn’t highly recruited coming out of High School due to a foot injury in his junior year. But as a result of some hard work from his high school coaches and himself, he received an offer from the University of California.…

The DFF Lines team of @CoachKernzy @scoled17 @DFF_JamesH & @dibari22 take a look at the lines for week 11 to help you with gambling, DFS and explore the possible #Fantasyfootball implications

One of the tools long known to the daily fantasy sports (DFS) community, but not often used by the season-long fantasy sports player, is how to use the Las Vegas gambling lines for fantasy. The point spread, or “line,” on sporting events can help you as a fantasy owner when it’s time to build a DFS lineup or set your weekly roster in season long. In short, you can look at a projected game total…

FCS Spotlight: @DFF_JamesH unearths another FCS gem: Reid Harrison-Ducros, DB

Another Duquesne player? Yes, and there is good reason. The Dukes are a team with plenty of quality talent and should have some players going to the NFL over the next few years. Reid Harrison-Ducros is one of these.

Reid Harrison-Ducros stands at 5’11 and 185lbs, which means he is considered undersized as an NFL cornerback. But when you really look at it, “undersized” is not really a thing…

The DFF Lines team of @CoachKernzy @scoled17 @DFF_JamesH & @dibari22 take a look at the lines for week 10 to help you with gambling, DFS and explore the possible #Fantasyfootball implications

One of the tools long known to the daily fantasy sports (DFS) community, but not often used by the season-long fantasy sports player, is how to use the Las Vegas gambling lines for fantasy. The point spread, or “line,” on sporting events can help you as a fantasy owner when it’s time to build a DFS lineup or set your weekly roster in season long. In short, you can look at a projected game total…