Mar 11, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
Disgruntled wide receiver Percy Harvin had been rumored to be traded from the Minnesota Vikings and less than 24 hours after demanding a trade, he got his wish. In need of a playmaking wide receiver, the Seattle Seahawks traded multiple draft picks in exchange for the dynamic Harvin. The Vikings will receive the No. 25 overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, a Round 7 selection this year and a middle round pick in 2014.
Feb 27, 2013
It’s never too early to start preparing for the upcoming fantasy football season. Whether it’s a mock draft to help get your ready for the money maker, or keeping up on the NFL draft a wise fantasy football owner knows their is no offseason. That said, our good friends over at Dynasty Football Warehouse invited us to join their 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft. Owner Marc Caviglia will be representing the Bruno Boys during this draft. The draft is a slow draft which started on January 19, 2013. It will be 20 rounds. Each team is required to start QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, Flex, TE, K, DEF in PPR scoring.
PPR Scoring
Pass TD: 4 points | All Other TDs: 6 points
25 Passing Yards: 1 point | All Turnovers: - 2 points
10 Rushing Yards: 1 point | 10 Receiving Yards: 1 point | Reception: 1 point
Now, let’s jump right into the ROUND 10 results of the 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft hosted by Dynasty Football Warehouse.
Feb 27, 2013
Even though the NFL league year doesn’t start for another two weeks, and no trades are set and stone, the San Francisco 49ers have agreed to send quarterback Alex Smith to the Kansas City Chiefs in exchange for draft picks in the upcoming NFL Draft. It’s reported that the 49ers will receive a Round 2 selection (No. 34 overall) this year and a Round 2 selection in the 2014 draft.
Feb 2, 2013
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Written by Cory Steger |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
There are not many players we recommend benching for the Super Bowl. With an over/under at 47.5 (at least, at the time of writing this that’s what it was) and two offenses that have shown the ability to explode even against good defenses, there’s a lot of opportunities for good fantasy points this week. However, we were able to find a few that we recommend benching this week so before you get ready for your Super Bowl party, finish setting up your lineup with our Super Bowl Sit ‘Ems below.
Feb 1, 2013
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Written by Ernie Estrella |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
For those of you in Playoff Challenges we’re sticking around until the end, and that includes Bruno Boys weekly installment of the Start ‘Ems.
Continue reading to our recommendations on Who to Start in Super Bowl XLVII.
Jan 31, 2013
Super Bowl XLVII promises to be a great matchup between two of the NFL’s most elite teams, the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens.
So which team will take home the Lombardi Trophy on Sunday? The Bruno Boys experts weigh in with final score and game MVP predictions. After you read our experts’ take on Super Bowl XLVII, be sure to chime in with your thoughts on the big game.
Jan 29, 2013
- Written by Sean Morris 
- Edited by Marc Caviglia 
Following the conclusion of the 2012 fantasy football season, it was time to set about on a quest to construct a system by which the year’s waiver wire additions could be compared objectively across positions. This system, which Bruno Boys Sean Morris created and dubbed the Waiver Value Index, is founded on the concept of determining the relative contribution of each player to the average owner’s fantasy success. The Index sets out to do this by valuing the performance and consistency of players during the weeks that the average owner was most likely to start them.
Through a relatively complex formula, the system gives each player waiver value on a scale from one to ten with the best pickup of the year scoring a ten. If you’d like to skip straight through to the waiver rankings feel free. If you’d like to read a more in-depth description of the system and my motivation behind designing it, check out the “Introduction” and “Inner Workings” sections.
Jan 29, 2013
- Written by Sean Morris
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
Following the conclusion of the 2012 fantasy football season, it was time to set about on a quest to construct a system by which the year’s waiver wire additions could be compared objectively across positions. This system, which Bruno Boys Sean Morris created and dubbed the Waiver Value Index, is founded on the concept of determining the relative contribution of each player to the average owner’s fantasy success. The Index sets out to do this by valuing the performance and consistency of players during the weeks that the average owner was most likely to start them.
Through a relatively complex formula, the system gives each player waiver value on a scale from one to ten with the best pickup of the year scoring a ten. If you’d like to skip straight through to the waiver rankings feel free. If you’d like to read a more in-depth description of the system and my motivation behind designing it, check out the “Introduction” and “Inner Workings” sections.
Jan 25, 2013
- Written by Sean Morris
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
Following the conclusion of the 2012 fantasy football season, it was time to set about on a quest to construct a system by which the year’s waiver wire additions could be compared objectively across positions. This system, which Bruno Boys Sean Morris created and dubbed the Waiver Value Index, is founded on the concept of determining the relative contribution of each player to the average owner’s fantasy success. The Index sets out to do this by valuing the performance and consistency of players during the weeks that the average owner was most likely to start them.
Through a relatively complex formula, the system gives each player waiver value on a scale from one to ten with the best pickup of the year scoring a ten. If you’d like to skip straight through to the waiver rankings feel free. If you’d like to read a more in-depth description of the system and my motivation behind designing it, check out the “Introduction” and “Inner Workings” sections.
Jan 25, 2013
- Written by Sean Morris
- Edited by Marc Caviglia
Following the conclusion of the 2012 fantasy football season, it was time to set about on a quest to construct a system by which the year’s waiver wire additions could be compared objectively across positions. This system, which Bruno Boys Sean Morris created and dubbed the Waiver Value Index, is founded on the concept of determining the relative contribution of each player to the average owner’s fantasy success. The Index sets out to do this by valuing the performance and consistency of players during the weeks that the average owner was most likely to start them.
Through a relatively complex formula, the system gives each player waiver value on a scale from one to ten with the best pickup of the year scoring a ten. If you’d like to skip straight through to the waiver rankings feel free. If you’d like to read a more in-depth description of the system and my motivation behind designing it, check out the “Introduction” and “Inner Workings” sections.
