In fantasy football, a general rule of thumb for evaluating wide receivers goes like this: “The better the quarterback, the more valuable the wide receiver.” Now, it is true that having a talented wide receiver on a team can increase the value of a quarterback. However, since most wide receivers are dependent on the quarterback [...]
College fantasy football is different than NFL fantasy football, and that fact could not be more evident than when you evaluate the running back position. During a typical NFL fantasy football draft, about 90% of draft picks in the first two rounds are going to be running backs. In stark contrast for college fantasy football, [...]
Player ratings for this year’s edition of NCAA football 10 have been out for months, but is there anything you can take from those ratings to help you draft your college fantasy football squad? Personally, the crack staff at College Fantasy Coach is totally bummed that there will be no version of the game released [...]
The debate rolls on over who the top quarterback is in college football heading into the 2009 season. Most of the debate centers around three players: ’07 Heisman winner Tim Tebow, ’08 Heisman winner Sam Bradford, and Texas gunslinger Colt McCoy. Each of these quarterbacks is great in his own right. However, In college fantasy [...]
Colt McCoy gets most of the press and his Texas Longhorns are certainly going to be tough to beat in 2009 with McCoy returning. But, when it comes to college fantasy football, the guy you want to zero in on at quarterback in 2009 is Case Keenum. Keenum passed for 5020 yards in 2009 and [...]
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