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A wake up call on Nate Washington, the most underrated wide receiver in fantasy football.

Nate Washington has the volume and efficiency to be a high-end WR2 this year and no one is paying attention.

The breakouts of Stefon Diggs and Gary Barnidge are shocking, but if we look at their athletic profiles we can comprehend why they are happening.

At PlayerProfiler, athleticism is a highly featured metric. Knowing just how player’s use their athleticism, and who they profile like can help show how they are or will be successful.

Though his completion percentage remains near the bottom of the league, like a young Matthew Stafford, Blake Bortles’ fantasy output is propelled by a dynamic supporting case.

Without a Dion Lewis-caliber back on the roster, the Patriots must modify their offensive game plan to include less RB screens and RB pass routes and more between the tackles runs. In other words, more LeGarrette Blount.

After Steve Smith went down with a injured back week 4, Kamar Aiken averaged 77.5-yards and 8-targets a game operating as Joe Flacco’s defacto go-to receiver.

Derek Carr is averaging 18.1 fantasy points per game, is trending toward a QB1 season, and has “the look” of the NFL’s next star quarterback.

Jeremy Langford’s salary on DraftKings is a screaming value. Langford’s NFL baptism will be more jacoozi soak than frigid river plunge.

Derek Carr, Jeremy Langford, Alshon Jeffery, and Austin Seferian-Jenkins are noteworthy plays on DraftKings in week 9.

Latavius Murray is just barely beginning to scratch the surface of his abilities.

At PlayerProfiler, athleticism is a highly featured metric. Knowing just how player’s use their athleticism, and who they profile like can help show how they are or will be successful.

You know week 8 has arrived when waiver wire articles lapse into re-runs. We resist the urge to recycle past content and provide a handful of fresh value plays on DraftKings for week 8 of the NFL season.

Philip Rivers, Chris Johnson, Martavis Bryant, and Ladarius Green could serve as the cornerstones of optimal cash game lineups or add upside variance to a GPP/tournament rosters this week.

Every aspect of Christine Michael’s athletic profile inspires excitement. From his 135.5 (97th-percentile) Burst Score to his 10.71 (98th-percentile) Agility Score, fantasy gamers have been anxiously anticipating the day that Christine Michael finally translates his extraordinary athletic ability into fantasy RB1 production.

Philip Rivers, Christine Michael, Chris Hogan, and Travis Kelce are noteworthy value plays who could either serve as the cornerstones of an optimal cash lineup or add upside variance to a GPP/tournament roster, or both.

Stefon Diggs has been a top-20 wide receiver averaging 17.3 fantasy points per game since being inserted into the lineup and has the telltale signs of a fantasy football sleeper.

Every aspect of Christine Michael’s athletic profile inspires excitement.

Josh McCown was a fantasy force in Chicago in 2013 before being reincarnated in Cleveland in 2015.

DeVante Parker, Dorial Green-Beckham and Phillip Dorsett have 54 combined fantasy points heading into Week 6. That’s 25 fewer than fantasy football’s top rookie WR Amari Cooper and only 10 more points than second-leading rookie WR Jamison Crowder.

Parker, DGB, and Dorsett could pop when their situations look bleakest.

More players are crunching more data and playing more contests than ever before. Take advantage of four market inefficiencies on DraftKings in week 6.

Sam Bradford, Duke Johnson, Kamar Aiken, and Tyler Eifert are noteworthy value plays who could either serve as the cornerstones of an optimal cash lineup or add upside variance to a GPP/tournament roster, or both.