The bulk of free agency is over with and the draft last weekend finished most of the player movement for the offseason.
So, it’s time to start thinking about fantasy football. We’ll be debating several individuals over the coming weeks, but here are some thoughts in aggregate from one of the nation’s top fantasy minds, John Tuvey, director of content with SportsHub Technologies.
(To read his previous Q and A from March, click here.)
Zoneblitz: What were the biggest fantasy football story lines you saw developing from the draft?
Tuvey: I had this pegged as a defensive draft, and yet the top 12 was littered with fantasy position players. That tells me that NFL teams like scoring points just as much as we fantasy owners do.
It was also interesting watching who DIDN’T draft skill position players as much as who did. The Redskins taking Samaje Perine suggests maybe they’re not as enamored with Rob Kelley as they’ve led us to believe. The Ravens didn’t take a running back or wide receiver, which tells me that they’re willing to go to battle with Danny Woodhead (and Kenny Dixon when he returns from his suspension), and that they believe Breshad Perriman can replace at least some of what they lost with Steve Smith’s retirement.
Zoneblitz: Leonard Fournette, Dalvin Cook, Joe Mixon and Christian McCaffrey were big name RBs who went in the first two rounds, each stepping into situations where they should play quickly. Where do you see them being fantasy drafted, if at all?
Tuvey: Fournette will be the first rookie off of most draft boards, unless they go with Corey Davis. It’s not a great situation in Jacksonville, but he’ll get the volume and they have enough other weapons — and have done some things to the offensive line — that he’s not a lost cause. I didn’t see McCaffrey as a fit in Carolina, but they seem willing to tweak their offense to take advantage of his skills. The alternative is a lame duck year from Jonathan Stewart, in more ways than one, and first-round draft capital dictates they’ll follow through on the plan to put McCaffrey to work. (more…)
It’s the offseason, but fantasy football never sleeps. As free agency starts and rosters get reshaped, the savvy fantasy player has a lot of reasons to pay attention.
John Tuvey, director of content with SportsHub Technologies, has long been one of the best in the business. He shared his weekly rankings with you here during the 2016 season and he’s agreed to share his thoughts on developments of interest to the fantasy crowd in the time since the Super Bowl ended.
Zoneblitz: Last year, for the first time in my memory, WRs went with the top two or three picks in most drafts. Was that an anomaly or is that the new fantasy normal?
Tuvey: After the seasons that David Johnson, Le’Veon Bell and Ezekiel Elliott had in 2016 I have to think they’ll be three of the first five players off the board—though with PPR becoming the scoring system of choice, a high-volume receiver like Antonio Brown will be in the mix as well.
As long as there are compelling backs touching the ball as frequently as Johnson, Bell and Elliott, they’ll remain atop the fantasy wish list. That list of sure things is dwindling, however, as committee backfields become the norm. In my mind that makes it even more vital to grab one if you can; it’s when you get to that next tier of less-certain backs that wideouts such as Brown, AJ Green, Julio Jones and Odell Beckham Jr. start looking like the smarter move.
Zoneblitz: What would you be looking at as your first round in a standard draft right now?(more…)
Inspired by posts on Reddit from /u/ekthegreat, /u/GoAraJjang and /u/Killtec7, decided to put together a recap of our first season in a 2nd year Dynasty League—partly because it’s easy content, partly because I’ve actually found reading other people’s recaps fascinating, especially when it comes to dynasty leagues. Will likely end up posting recaps on the other league’s as well, and making a regular thing of it, because why not.
In 2015, I participated in 4 leagues (1 redraft, 2 auction, 1 dynasty), which was somewhat amusing to me, given that after 2014, I was thinking of backing off the fantasy bandwagon—but some success in 2015, along with a desire to get more into the dynasty side of things, had me looking for some new leagues to join.
Stumbled across a league looking for 3 owners on Twitter, got in touch with the commissioner, found out they were doing a dispersal draft amongst the 3 teams that had been abandoned, and decided to give it a whirl.
One crazy thing about this league, though—it’s not just one dynasty league, it’s actually a pyramid dynasty league, with six completely separate leagues that are essentially banded together. I’m not going to get into all the details of how it works (mainly because I’m not 100% sure I understand myself yet), but after 2015 the league’s remained static, after this season there has been a complete re-alignment of leagues, and after next year there will be relegation and promotion throughout the pyramid, ala Premier League soccer. Making things even more interesting—in the top tier leagues, we can actually have an unlimited number of the same player within the league (so there could be 3-4 David Johnson’s in a league), in the middle tier there can only be 2-3 copies of a player, and in the lowest tier on the pyramid, they actually do a complete redraft each season. We happened to join the 5th league in the pyramid (hence, Twisted Dynasty 5).
First up was the dispersal draft, which was started on Thursday, March 24th, using the message board functionality on MyFantasyLeague. In late March, I would estimate that 8 of the 12 teams in this league sat pretty much glued to the message board, and 11 of the 12 followed along to some degree. The last pick was submitted on Sunday, March 27th—just three days for a 23 round dispersal draft. Sign of things to come.
Here is how the dispersal draft looked—it was a serpentine draft, and as the first new team to sign up, we were given the choice of where to pick, and chose to go second overall. There were trades going on throughout, including one we made in the opening minutes of the draft.
Team 1
Unsportsmanlike Ejection
Team 3
Round 1
Dez Bryant
Le’Veon Bell
Rob Gronkowski
Round 2
Devonta Freeman
Jordan Matthews
Sammy Watkins
Round 3
Demarius Thomas
Tyler Eifert
2016 1.03
Round 4
Jamaal Charles
Allen Hurns
2016 1.05
Round 5
Latavius Murray
Blake Bortles
2016 1.08
Round 6
Matthew Stafford
Gio Bernard
John Brown
Round 7
Zach Ertz
Drew Brees
Melvin Gordon
Round 8
Philip Rivers
Matt Forte
LeSean McCoy
Round 9
Gary Barnidge
Panthers Defense
Nelson Agholor
Round 10
Markus Wheaton
Kendall Wright
Coby Fleener
Round 11
Kamar Aiken
Alfred Morris
Tevin Coleman
Round 12
Kenny Stills
Pierre Garcon
Ryan Tannehill
Round 13
Will Dye
2016 2.05 & 3.10
Bilal Powell
Round 14
2016 2.08
Brock Osweiler
Jerick McKinnon
Round 15
2016 3.01
Cardinals Defense
Ty Montgomery
Round 16
Sam Bradford
Carson Palmer
Torrey Smith
Round 17
Tre Mason
2016 2.10 & 3.05
Shaun Draughn
Round 18
Denard Robinson
Kenny Britt
Brian Hartline
Round 19
Victor Cruz
Calvin Johnson
Mike Wallace
Round 20
Donrelle Inman
Shane Vereen
Andre Williams
Round 21
Nate Washington
Bryce Petty
Bengals Defense
Round 22
Steve Hauschka
Chandler Catanzaro
Darren Sproles
Round 23
Bills Defense
Mike Nugent
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Left undrafted: Peyton Manning, Brandon Boldin, Steve Smith, and the Eales and Rams defenses. Big miss for all three of us on Steve Smith—especially at the end of the season (see the recap…I just realized this in typing this up).
Trade #1:
Gave up: 2nd Round Dispersal Pick (Jordan Matthews)
Got: RB David Johnson
One of the extremely active owners had reached out to us before any of the details of the dispersal started, inquiring about our 1st, offering Johnson—we told him we couldn’t move the 1st, but would move the 2nd, if the guy he wanted was there. He wanted Matthews (who we honestly probably wouldn’t have even considered), and the deal was done.
We were disappointed we didn’t get any of the 1st round picks available—but very happy with our RB, I was happy with Hurns (whoops), and figured we could move some QB and RB depth to either pick up picks and/or WR help.
Trade #2:
Gave up: RB Matt Forte, 2016 2.05
Got: WR Keenan Allen, 2016 3.08
There was a lot of activity in the first few weeks, a lot of it exploratory—the rest of the league seeing if we were rookies, and us trying to find a WR1 without giving up Hurns, if possible. Allen fell in our laps—the other guy apparently had a thing against having two WR from the same team, and had Travis Benjamin on his roster—when we told him we didn’t have much interest in Benjamin, he offered the deal above (after rejecting Forte for Decker straight up). And some of the other guys weren’t thrilled that he did.
Trade #3:
Gave up: QB Carson Palmer
Got: 2016 2.08
We’d made some offers on Davante Parker in a deal that would have shipped off Drew Brees, but he countered with a 2nd for Palmer—since no one else had expressed interest in him, we figured we better take it, since he was never going to play for us.
Trade #4:
Gave up: 2016 3.10
Got: TE Charles Clay
We still didn’t have a backup to Eifert, and the champion from last year had a couple that he wanted to try and get something for before the draft, so we grabbed Clay as an insurance policy.
Trade #5:
Gave up: RB Gio Bernard
Got: RB Rashad Jennings, 2016 1.11
We liked Gio Bernard a lot, and he was the most frequently asked about guy on our roster, but felt this deal was a no brainer—we finally got a first round pick (even though it was late), and we got a guy that was presumably the clear starter, in exchange for a guy that was in a split backfield.
Trade #6:
Gave up: 2016 2.10
Got: RB DeAngelo Williams, 2016 3.10
With Bell on the roster, DeAngelo’s owner had offered him to us earlier, but we hadn’t been that interested. With Jennings and a first in the fold, we decided a 2nd round pick was worth it.
Waiver Moves: Dropped Mike Nugent, Bryce Petty, Calvin Johnson – Hadn’t expected to keep any of them, had only taken them in case nothing happened with Fitzpatrick (Petty), and hoping to include Nugent/Megatron in a trade (or to have a WR1 if he changed his mind on retirement).
Trade #7:
Gave up: 2016 3.08 & 3.10
Got: Delanie Walker
This happened during the draft—our roster was full and we were pretty happy with it, so we offered up our picks. We were on the golf course, getting ready to accept an offer for Khiry Robinson for them, but were having signal issues—when we got signal, we found out we had the offer for Walker. Done deal.
Waiver Moves: As part of a rules change, the rosters actually expanded after the draft. We picked up Chris Johnson ($7), JJ Nelson ($10), and Tyrell Willams ($3). We also dropped Alfred Morris somewhere around here—I think during the draft, to free up a spot for Ervin.
Then shortly before kickoff, we picked up Rob Kelley for $10, dropping Kendall Wright.
When Allen went down, we figured we were screwed. We started trying to get a WR1—or even a WR2 who could masquerade as a WR1—but no such luck. We were fortunate to have already grabbed Williams, and Enunwa helped as well.
IR: Shane Vereen Acquire: Jimmy Garoppolo for $16
There wasn’t much on the wire that would help us, and we figured he might make a trade chip at some point, if we held him. We didn’t.
Drop: Chris Johnson Acquire: James Starks for $40
This…was one of our worst mistakes—we forgot to retract the bid on Starks after we found out he wasn’t even going to be able to play after Lacy got hurt. Whoops. Actually, before the week started, we dropped Starks for Cordarrelle Patterson.
Drop: Jimmy Garoppolo Acquire: Alfred Blue for $0
Not sure what we were thinking here.
Drop: Alfred Blue Acquire: Dan Bailey for $2
Drop: Chandler Catanzaro Acquire: DuJuan Harris for $0
We ended up sticking with Bailey for the remainder of the season.
Trade #8:
Gave up: WR Keenan Allen, 2017 3rd round pick
Got: WR Kelvin Benjamin
As the trade deadline approached, the same team that gave us David Johnson made this offer to us. While we really like Keenan Allen, he hasn’t been able to stay healthy, and we needed WR help to make a final push. Our record was pretty strong at this point, but we still didn’t have a WR1. Of course, as it turns out, even after this trade, we really didn’t.
Drop: Shane Vereen, Arizona Defense, Carolina Defense Acquire: Green Bay Defense ($7), New York Giants Defense ($7)
We had to make a move with Vereen once he was activated, but didn’t have anyone else we wanted to cut. The moves with the defenses were purely speculation for the playoffs.
Drop: Green Bay Defense Acquire: Darius Jackson
Season Results:
We finished the season 9-4 and won our division, and had high points scored by almost 100 points over the next team. Unfortunately, we choked in Week 13, and that next highest scoring team finished 10-3, to claim the top seed, while we were #2.
We walked through Week 15, to face the top seed in the finals—and while we had mostly late Saturday & Sunday games, he built up a big lead with Matt Ryan, Odell Beckham and Jay Ajayi—and then to rub it in, he added to his lead Sunday with 22.90 points from Steve Smith, who we passed on in the dispersal draft, and Dan Bailey kicked extra points instead of FG against the Lions, sealing a 151.67-145.56 loss.
Roster as of 1/6/2017:
QB: Brees, Bortles, Osweiler, RB: Bell, DJ, Jennings, Williams, Kelley, Perkins, Ervin, Jackson WR: Benjamin, Hurns, Garcon, Britt, Boyd, Nelson, Williams TE: Eifert, Walker, Clay K: Bailey Def: New York Giants
We’ve already found out that we will be staying in Twisted Dynasty 5, although only one other team from this season is remaining with us. The 12 owners are actually discussing starting our own league, due to how active our league was—there were a total of 47 trades made in our league, and at one point, I believe our league had about 5x the number of trades as the other five Twisted Dynasty leagues combined.
If you’re interested in following along with updates on this league (and likely our other Dynasty adventures), you can follow us on Facebook, or follow me on Twitter…
This is it—championship week! The 20th and final episode of the Fantasy Football Party for 2016 is here to help you take down your league title, third-place game, toilet-bowl championship, and your DFS tournaments! Bo, Tuvey and Maggio check in with DynastyLeagueFootball.com’s Joe Redemann to take a look at the upcoming rookie class as you get your dynasty rosters tuned up before season’s end, plus you’ll get more cool stats from Bo and plenty of awesome plug-and-play options during the not-yet-award-winning 50/50 segment. Oh—and magsh finally tells his Dairy Queen story. Thank you to the listeners for joining us all season, and best of luck in Week 16!
QUARTERBACKS
1-Drew Brees, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
2-Tom Brady, New England vs New York Jets
3-Andrew Luck, Indianapolis at Oakland
4-Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay vs Minnesota
5-Cam Newton, Carolina vs Atlanta
6-Philip Rivers, San Diego at Cleveland
7-Matt Ryan, Atlanta at Carolina
8-Dak Prescott, Dallas vs Detroit
9-Kirk Cousins, Washington at Chicago
10-Tyrod Taylor, Buffalo vs Miami
11-Jameis Winston, Tampa Bay at New Orleans
12-Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh vs Baltimore
13-Derek Carr, Oakland vs Indianapolis
14-Matthew Stafford, Detroit at Dallas
15-Russell Wilson, Seattle vs Arizona
16-Marcus Mariota, Tennessee at Jacksonville
17-Blake Bortles, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
18-Eli Manning, New York Giants at Philadelphia
19-Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco at Los Angeles
20-Joe Flacco, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
21-Matt Moore, Miami at Buffalo
22-Andy Dalton, Cincinnati at Houston
23-Trevor Siemian, Denver at Kansas City
24-Alex Smith, Kansas City vs Denver
25-Carson Palmer, Arizona at Seattle
26-Robert Griffin III, Cleveland vs San Diego
27-Matt Barkley, Chicago vs Washington
28-Sam Bradford, Minnesota at Green Bay
29-Carson Wentz, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
30-Tom Savage, Houston vs Cincinnati
31-Jared Goff, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
32-Bryce Petty, New York Jets at New England
33-Brock Osweiler, Houston vs Cincinnati
34-Ryan Fitzpatrick, New York Jets at New England
35-Cody Kessler, Cleveland vs San Diego
36-Case Keenum, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
RUNNING BACKS
1-Le’Veon Bell, Pittsburgh vs Baltimore
2-Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas vs Detroit
3-David Johnson, Arizona at Seattle
4-LeSean McCoy, Buffalo vs Miami
5-Todd Gurley, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
6-Jordan Howard, Chicago vs Washington
7-Jay Ajayi, Miami at Buffalo
8-Latavius Murray, Oakland vs Indianapolis
9-Jeremy Hill, Cincinnati at Houston
10-Spencer Ware, Kansas City vs Denver
11-DeMarco Murray, Tennessee at Jacksonville
12-Devonta Freeman, Atlanta at Carolina
13-Frank Gore, Indianapolis at Oakland
14-Lamar Miller, Houston vs Cincinnati
15-Carlos Hyde, San Francisco at Los Angeles
16-Doug Martin, Tampa Bay at New Orleans
17-Mark Ingram, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
18-Jonathan Stewart, Carolina vs Atlanta
19-Thomas Rawls, Seattle vs Arizona
20-LeGarrette Blount, New England vs New York Jets
21-Rob Kelley, Washington at Chicago
22-Ryan Mathews, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
23-Ty Montgomery, Green Bay vs Minnesota
24-Isaiah Crowell, Cleveland vs San Diego
25-Theo Riddick, Detroit at Dallas
26-Kenneth Farrow, San Diego at Cleveland
27-Bilal Powell, New York Jets at New England
28-Rashad Jennings, New York Giants at Philadelphia
29-Terrance West, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
30-Devontae Booker, Denver at Kansas City
31-Justin Forsett, Denver at Kansas City
32-Tevin Coleman, Atlanta at Carolina
33-Dion Lewis, New England vs New York Jets
34-Kenneth Dixon, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
35-Matt Forte, New York Jets at New England
36-Adrian Peterson, Minnesota at Green Bay
37-Melvin Gordon, San Diego at Cleveland
38-Tim Hightower, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
39-Chris Ivory, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
40-Duke Johnson Jr., Cleveland vs San Diego
41-T.J. Yeldon, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
42-Charles Sims, Tampa Bay at New Orleans
43-Derrick Henry, Tennessee at Jacksonville
44-Jerick McKinnon, Minnesota at Green Bay
45-Jalen Richard, Oakland vs Indianapolis
46-Darren Sproles, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
47-Chris Thompson, Washington at Chicago
48-Mike Gillislee, Buffalo vs Miami
49-Ronnie Hillman, San Diego at Cleveland
50-Dwayne Washington, Detroit at Dallas
51-Paul Perkins, New York Giants at Philadelphia
52-James White, New England vs New York Jets
53-Christine Michael, Green Bay vs Minnesota
54-Robert Turbin, Indianapolis at Oakland
55-Charcandrick West, Kansas City vs Denver
56-Rex Burkhead, Cincinnati at Houston
57-Shaun Draughn, San Francisco at Los Angeles
58-Shane Vereen, New York Giants at Philadelphia
59-Matt Asiata, Minnesota at Green Bay
60-Travaris Cadet, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
WIDE RECEIVERS
1-Antonio Brown, Pittsburgh vs Baltimore
2-Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants at Philadelphia
3-Mike Evans, Tampa Bay at Dallas
4-Julio Jones, Atlanta at Carolina
5-T.Y. Hilton, Indianapolis at Oakland
6-Julian Edelman, New England vs New York Jets
7-Demaryius Thomas, Denver at Kansas City
8-Jordy Nelson, Green Bay vs Minnesota
9-Michael Thomas, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
10-Emmanuel Sanders, Denver at Kansas City
11-Jarvis Landry, Miami at Buffalo
12-Doug Baldwin, Seattle vs Arizona
13-Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona at Seattle
14-Steve Smith Sr., Baltimore at Pittsburgh
15-Brandin Cooks, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
16-Dez Bryant, Dallas vs Detroit
17-Michael Crabtree, Oakland vs Indianapolis
18-Rishard Matthews, Tennessee at Jacksonville
19-Golden Tate, Detroit at Dallas
20-Pierre Garcon, Washington at Chicago
21-Amari Cooper, Oakland vs Indianapolis
22-Jordan Matthews, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
23-Kenny Britt, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
24-DeAndre Hopkins, Houston vs Cincinnati
25-Davante Adams, Green Bay vs Minnesota
26-Stefon Diggs, Minnesota at Green Bay
27-Alshon Jeffery, Chicago vs Washington
28-Allen Robinson, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
29-Kelvin Benjamin, Carolina vs Atlanta
30-Ty Montgomery, Green Bay vs Minnesota
31-Tyreek Hill, Kansas City vs Denver
32-Tyrell Williams, San Diego at Cleveland
33-Sammy Watkins, Buffalo vs Miami
34-Terrelle Pryor, Cleveland vs San Diego
35-Ted Ginn Jr., Carolina vs Atlanta
36-DeSean Jackson, Washington at Chicago
37-Brandon Marshall, New York Jets at New England
38-Tavon Austin, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
39-Taylor Gabriel, Atlanta at Carolina
40-A.J. Green, Cincinnati at Houston
41-Dontrelle Inman, San Diego at Cleveland
42-Malcolm Mitchell, New England vs New York Jets
43-Marqise Lee, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
44-Robby Anderson, New York Jets at New England
45-Mike Wallace, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
46-Cole Beasley, Dallas vs Detroit
47-Willie Snead, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
48-Adam Thielen, Minnesota at Green Bay
49-DeVante Parker, Miami at Buffalo
50-Robert Woods, Buffalo vs Miami
51-Corey Coleman, Cleveland vs San Diego
52-Travis Benjamin, San Diego at Cleveland
53-Jeremy Kerley, San Francisco at Los Angeles
54-Adam Humphries, Tampa Bay at Dallas
55-Tyler Lockett, Seattle vs Arizona
56-Jamison Crowder, Washington at Chicago
57-Marvin Jones, Detroit at Dallas
58-Tyler Boyd, Cincinnati at Houston
59-Sterling Shepard, New York Giants at Philadelphia
60-Anquan Boldin, Detroit at Dallas
61-Will Fuller, Houston vs Cincinnati
62-Randall Cobb, Green Bay vs Minnesota
63-Cameron Meredith, Chicago vs Washington
63-J.J. Nelson, Arizona at Seattle
64-Kenny Stills, Miami at Buffalo
65-Jeremy Maclin, Kansas City vs Denver
66-Donte Moncrief, Indianapolis at Oakland
67-Mohamed Sanu, Atlanta at Carolina
68-Quincy Enunwa, New York Jets at New England
69-Seth Roberts, Oakland vs Indianapolis
70-Brian Quick, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
71-Deonte Thompson, Chicago vs Washington
72-Cordarrelle Patterson, Minnesota at Green Bay
TIGHT ENDS
1-Greg Olsen, Carolina vs Atlanta
2-Travis Kelce, Kansas City vs Denver
3-Cameron Brate, Tampa Bay at New Orleans
4-Jordan Reed, Washington at Chicago
5-Delanie Walker, Tennessee at Jacksonville
6-Tyler Eifert, Cincinnati at Houston
7-Jason Witten, Dallas vs Detroit
8-Kyle Rudolph, Minnesota at Green Bay
9-Eric Ebron, Detroit at Dallas
10-Zach Ertz, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
11-Jared Cook, Green Bay vs Minnesota
12-Antonio Gates, San Diego at Cleveland
13-Charles Clay, Buffalo vs Miami
14-Martellus Bennett, New England vs New York Jets
15-C.J. Fiedorowicz, Houston vs Cincinnati
16-Coby Fleener, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
17-Jimmy Graham, Seattle vs Arizona
18-Hunter Henry, San Diego at Cleveland
19-Daniel Brown, Chicago vs Washington
20-Gary Barnidge, Cleveland vs San Diego
21-Dennis Pitta, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
22-Austin Hooper, Atlanta at Carolina
23-Lance Kendricks, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
24-Jack Doyle, Indianapolis at Oakland
25-Ladarius Green, Pittsburgh vs Baltimore
26-Dion Sims, Miami at Buffalo
27-Dwayne Allen, Indianapolis at Oakland
28-Vernon Davis, Washington at Chicago
29-Clive Walford, Oakland vs Indianapolis
30-Jermaine Gresham, Arizona at Seattle
31-Ryan Griffin, Houston vs Cincinnati
32-Trey Burton, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
33-Will Tye, New York Giants at Philadelphia
34-Garrett Celek, San Francisco at Los Angeles
35-Darren Waller, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
36-Mychal Rivera, Oakland vs Indianapolis
37-Levine Toilolo, Atlanta at Carolina
38-Luke Willson, Seattle vs Arizona
39-Ben Koyack, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
40-A.J. Derby, Denver at Kansas City
41-Tyler Higbee, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
42-Brent Celek, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
43-Stephen Anderson, Houston vs Cincinnati
44-Jerell Adams, New York Giants at Philadelphia
45-Ed Dickson, Carolina vs Atlanta
46-Jesse James, Pittsburgh vs Baltimore
47-Austin Seferian-Jenkins, New York Jets at New England
48-Jeff Heuerman, Denver at Kansas City
DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMS
1-Kansas City Chiefs vs Denver
2-New England Patriots vs New York Jets
3-San Diego Chargers at Cleveland
4-Seattle Seahawks vs Arizona
5-Buffalo Bills vs Miami
6-Tennesee Titans at Jacksonville
7-Atlanta Falcons at Carolina
8-Denver Broncos at Kansas City
9-Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota
10-Washington Redskins at Chicago
11-Los Angeles Rams vs San Francisco
12-San Francisco 49ers at Los Angeles
13-Carolina Panthers vs Atlanta
14-Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay
15-New York Giants at Philadelphia
16-Philadelphia Eagles vs New York Giants
17-Arizona Cardinals at Seattle
18-Oakland Raiders vs Indianapolis
19-Miami Dolphins at Buffalo
20-Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans
21-Houston Texans vs Cincinnati
22-Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee
23-New Orleans Saints vs Tampa Bay
24-Cincinnati Bengals at Houston
25-Cleveland Browns vs San Diego
26-Chicago Bears vs Washington
27-Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore
28-Dallas Cowboys vs Detroit
29-Baltimore Ravens at Pittsburgh
30-Detroit Lions at Dallas
31-Indianapolis Colts at Oakland
32-New York Jets at New England
PLACEKICKERS
1-Stephen Gostkowski, New England vs New York Jets
2-Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland vs Indianapolis
3-Matt Bryant, Atlanta at Carolina
4-Dan Bailey, Dallas vs Detroit
5-Steven Hauschka, Seattle vs Arizona
6-Ryan Succop, Tennessee at Jacksonville
7-Wil Lutz, New Orleans vs Tampa Bay
8-Dustin Hopkins, Washington at Chicago
9-Justin Tucker, Baltimore at Pittsburgh
10-Nick Novak, Houston vs Cincinnati
11-Roberto Aguayo, Tampa Bay at New Orleans
12-Cairo Santos, Kansas City vs Denver
13-Mason Crosby, Green Bay vs Minnesota
14-Josh Lambo, San Diego at Cleveland
15-Caleb Sturgis, Philadelphia vs New York Giants
16-Matt Prater, Detroit at Dallas
17-Adam Vinatieri, Indianapolis at Oakland
18-Graham Gano, Carolina vs Atlanta
19-Brandon McManus, Denver at Kansas City
20-Chris Boswell, Pittsburgh vs Baltimore
21-Randy Bullock, Cincinnati at Houston
22-Greg Zuerlein, Los Angeles vs San Francisco
23-Kai Forbath, Minnesota at Green Bay
24-Dan Carpenter, Buffalo vs Miami
25-Robbie Gould, New York Giants at Philadelphia
26-Phil Dawson, San Francisco at Los Angeles
27-Jason Myers, Jacksonville vs Tennessee
28-Cody Parkey, Cleveland vs San Diego
29-Connor Barth, Chicago vs Washington
30-Andrew Franks, Miami at Buffalo
31-Chandler Catanzaro, Arizona at Seattle
32-Nick Folk, New York Jets at New England
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