Author: BrainyBallers

George Kittle: To Buy, Hold, Or Sell

When it comes to building a successful dynasty fantasy football team, consistently producing players is a great asset to have. To satisfy this need at Tight End, George Kittle is a player you should at least keep on your radar. Here’s why he’s a must-have for your fantasy team. Unmatched Production Record George Kittle’s track […]

NFL Wide Receivers: Does NFL Combine Arm Length Matter? A Comprehensive Analysis

For the 66th installment of our “Does It Matter?” series, we continued our number crunching addiction to find the impacts of arm length on an NFL wide receivers performance. Traditionally, metrics such as height, weight, and speed have been the primary focus when evaluating the potential of wide receivers. Through our research and number crunching, […]

Jayden Reed: To Buy, Hold, Or Sell

If you’re looking for a surefire producing player in fantasy football this season, Jayden Reed should be on your radar. The young wide receiver has been quietly increasing his stock through his production. Further, there are several compelling reasons why he’s a player worth investing in covered in this article. Talent Meets Opportunity: Playing with […]

Deebo Samuel: To Buy, Hold, or Sell?

Deebo Samuel’s blend of rushing and receiving abilities has made him one of the most exciting NFL players to watch. But despite this, there are justified reasons to consider selling him in fantasy football leagues. The gist of this argument revolves around his age, historical production, and high market value. Aging in a Young Man’s […]

George Pickens: To Buy, Hold, or Sell

In fantasy football, making decisions about players can be as challenging as predicting the weather. One player who falls into this gray area of not being a buy but also not having a sell label is George Pickens. Let’s dive into why this young talent may be a player worth holding onto on your fantasy […]

Jordan Addison: To Buy, Hold, or Sell

Making the right call on a players future can be the difference between championships or misery. Jordan Addison presents a case for fantasy managers to stay patient and cautious with. Within this article we lay out the reasoning for holding Addison rather than buying or selling. Addison’s Concerns: Size, Quarterback Change, and Performance Metrics At […]