Mar 25, 2013
The Bruno Boys have been extremely busy this offseason and we wouldn’t blame anyone for missing an article or two. We’ve already done numerous articles covering 2013’s NFL Combine, Free Agency, and NFL Draft plus we’ve already done a few early Fantasy Football Drafts. To help keep things organized we have put together a masterlist of every article we’ve posted so far in the offseason. We highly recommend that you bookmark this page because it will be updated every time a new article is posted. Use it as a sort of “table of contents” this offseason. Many of these articles (especially the free agency team pages) will be updated throughout the offseason so don’t forget to check back!
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 Marc Caviglia |
 Sean Morris |
Cory Steger |
Ernie Estrella |
| Kyle Barlow |
Kyle Smith |
Rich Arleo |
Brian Dezelske |
May 20, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
In January we were asked to participate in Dynasty Football Warehouse’s first fantasy football mock draft of the 2013 season. The 2013 fantasy football mock draft was Dynasty based and was a 20 round draft. Every owner was required to start a QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, Flex, TE, K, DEF in PPR scoring. You can view our team, as well as round-by round analysis here: 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (January).
As you all know, a lot has changed since January, and our good friend over at Dynasty Football Warehouse have invited us back for another fantasy football mock draft. The owners are the same, however this time around we are allowed to draft current rookies from the 2013 NFL Draft. So if you are wondering where you should draft the NFL’s newest rookies in a dynast format fantasy football league, check out our 2013 fantasy football mock draft.
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 4 results of the 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (May) hosted by Dynasty Football Warehouse.
May 20, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
In January we were asked to participate in Dynasty Football Warehouse’s first fantasy football mock draft of the 2013 season. The 2013 fantasy football mock draft was Dynasty based and was a 20 round draft. Every owner was required to start a QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, Flex, TE, K, DEF in PPR scoring. You can view our team, as well as round-by round analysis here: 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (January).
As you all know, a lot has changed since January, and our good friend over at Dynasty Football Warehouse have invited us back for another fantasy football mock draft. The owners are the same, however this time around we are allowed to draft current rookies from the 2013 NFL Draft. So if you are wondering where you should draft the NFL’s newest rookies in a dynast format fantasy football league, check out our 2013 fantasy football mock draft.
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 3 results of the 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (May) hosted by Dynasty Football Warehouse.
May 16, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
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Written By by Rob Vold |
Every year dynasty leagues become more popular in fantasy football and because of this we are going to start covering fantasy football dynasty leagues on a regular basis. One of our writers, Rob Vold is a dynasty/keeper league guru and he will be providing his insight into which NFL players are worth investing in long-term.
The NFL Draft is over and fantasy die-hards have already started to get ready for the 2013 fantasy football season. If you are in a Dynasty league odds are you have either started or are preparing for your rookie only draft. With that in mind, Bruno Boys owner Marc Caviglia and staff writer Rob Vold have come up with their initial 2013 fantasy football dynasty rankings. Today, they will cover all of the 2013 rookies.
Keep an eye on the site for updates to these 2013 fantasy football rankings. Our rankings are based on the following scoring system:
Scoring System Used for 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
Pass TD: 4 pts | Other TDs: 6 pts | 25 Pass Yds: 1 pt | 10 Rush Yds: 1 pt | 10 Receive Yds: 1 pt | TOs: -2 pts
::RANKINGS UPDATED AS OF MAY 17, 2013::
May 16, 2013
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Written by Rich Arleo |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
To help better prepare you for your upcoming 2013 fantasy football drafts we have has decided to take a close look at each team’s depth and predict how each players role will play out during the 2013 NFL season. These fantasy football depth charts will cover every position, however the main focus will be on the running back and wide receiver positions, since fantasy football owners have the toughest time projecting these positions. Keep in mind our NFL Depth Charts are fantasy football specific.
May 16, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
In January we were asked to participate in Dynasty Football Warehouse’s first fantasy football mock draft of the 2013 season. The 2013 fantasy football mock draft was Dynasty based and was a 20 round draft. Every owner was required to start a QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, Flex, TE, K, DEF in PPR scoring. You can view our team, as well as round-by round analysis here: 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (January).
As you all know, a lot has changed since January, and our good friend over at Dynasty Football Warehouse have invited us back for another fantasy football mock draft. The owners are the same, however this time around we are allowed to draft current rookies from the 2013 NFL Draft. So if you are wondering where you should draft the NFL’s newest rookies in a dynast format fantasy football league, check out our 2013 fantasy football mock draft.
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 2 results of the 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (May) hosted by Dynasty Football Warehouse.
May 15, 2013
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Written by Marc Caviglia |
In January we were asked to participate in Dynasty Football Warehouse’s first fantasy football mock draft of the 2013 season. The 2013 fantasy football mock draft was Dynasty based and was a 20 round draft. Every owner was required to start a QB, 2 RB, 3 WR, Flex, TE, K, DEF in PPR scoring. You can view our team, as well as round-by round analysis here: 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (January).
As you all know, a lot has changed since January, and our good friend over at Dynasty Football Warehouse have invited us back for another fantasy football mock draft. The owners are the same, however this time around we are allowed to draft current rookies from the 2013 NFL Draft. So if you are wondering where you should draft the NFL’s newest rookies in a dynast format fantasy football league, check out our 2013 fantasy football mock draft.
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 1 results of the 2013 Fantasy Football Dynasty Mock Draft (May) hosted by Dynasty Football Warehouse.
May 15, 2013
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Written by Rob Vold |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
Cordarelle Patterson was considered by several scouts to be the most explosive offensive talent in the 2013 NFL Draft. In fact, early NFL Mock Drafts had Patterson projected as a lock to be selected within the top-10 picks. As the draft drew near, questions about his route running and football savvy scared off a few teams. and led to a rapid slide down many franchises big board.
May 14, 2013
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Written by Rob Vold |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
To say he is polished, is an understatement. The Houston Texans knew exactly what they were looking for when they surprised several viewers on draft night and took Hopkins at No. 27 overall.
In his final season at Clemson, DeAndre Hopkins made NFL scouts drool at the mouth over just how athletic he is. Hopkins had 1,405 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns. He closed out his college career catching a touchdown reception in 10 straight games, and for you stat heads out there, Hopkins went 36 consecutive games with at least one reception.
May 11, 2013
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Written by Ernie Estrella |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
Needs Entering Draft
WR, OT, OLB, ILB, CB, S
NFL Draft Picks
2.19: David Amerson, CB, North Carolina St.
3.23: Jordan Reed, TE, Florida
4.22: Phillip Thomas, SS, Fresno St.
5.21: Chris Thompson, RB, Florida St.
5.29: Brandon Jenkins, DE, Florida St.
6.23: Bacarri Rambo, FS, Georgia
7.22: Jawan Jamison, RB, Rutgers
