September 28, 2016 by Muntradamus

Fantasy Football THURSDAY NIGHT LIGHTS Could Be Purple Could be Pink

FANTASY FOOTBALL

THURSDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

Could Be Purple Could be Pink

By Muntradamus

BEAST DOME NATION.

No this game is not going to feature RB Kenyan Drake. The Could be Purple Could be Pink is the perfect way to describe this Bengals Defense. They can either be one of the best in the AFC, or sometimes make anyone look like a Superstar.

Week 2, they shut out Antonio Brown to the worst game in maybe his career with only 4 Receptions. Week 3, Trevor Siemian tears them up for 4 TD and 300+ Passing Yards. In Cincy! They are the worst run Defense in the NFL statistically, but they shutdown CJ Anderson last Week.

So what Defense are we going to see Thursday Night from this Bengals squad that is hosting the Miami Dolphins who won one of the sloppiest Football Games I have ever seen. Whether it was Terrelle Pryor playing like a Heisman candidate, or the Dolphins playing guess who will be RB next. This Thursday Night, that Pee Wee Football stuff will not work in Cincy.

When the cameras are on, the Bengals D is going to make Ryan Tannehill look like a ‘Brock Osweiler‘ that has hit PEAK form. While that sounds good on paper, I will describe to you how that sounds in reality.

Ryan Tannehill takes the snap. Pressure is in his face instantly as Carlos Dunlap and Geno Atkins will be on BEAST MODE against a weak Dolphins Line. Tannehill sees that the Bengals gameplanned to take Jarvis Landry out. That is fine Tannehill see’s Kenny Stills deep. Takes a shot, did not see the safety underneath. East INT.

Tannehill will be having a game like this all night. While the numbers may look nice in the end with all the pass attempts. Those INTs will add up.

When the Bengals have the ball. We are going to see why Andy Dalton and AJ Green is one of the most electric Duo’s in the NFL. Of course the Dolphins will throw safety help with Reshad Jones watching every single move. But that is fine. AJ Green will beat Byron Maxwell nearly every snap, and when Maxwell is BEAT the Dolphins will have to shift so much in coverage that Andy Dalton will be able to control this game. Giovani Bernard is going to be more of a PPR only RB tonight as he has no chance to run up against Suh. While Jeremy Hill will likely play similar to Jeremy Hill of Week 1/2 (Goal Line TD needs to save him). In the end, Andy Dalton and AJ Green control this Football Game, while the Bengals Defense has Tannehill looking like a 2nd year QB all over again.

BENGALS (33)

DOLPHINS (17)

TNF RECORD

2016: 3-0
2015: 13-3

MUST START

BENGALS DEFENSE (4 Sacks/2 INT)

AJ GREEN (8 CATCHES/109 YARDS/1 TD)

CARLOS DUNLAP 1.5 Sack

RESHAD JONES (7 Tackles)

IDP SLEEPER

GEORGE ILOKA (8 Tackles/1 INT)

BYRON MAXWELL (7 Tackles)

September 28, 2016 by Muntradamus

FANTASY FOOTBALL LATAVIUS’ CARRIES MATTER (BUY LOW)

FANTASY FOOTBALL

LATAVIUS’ CARRIES MATTER

By Muntradamus

BEAST DOME NATION.

It is not often a Super Star RB is caged. A RB who in my opinion has Le’Veon Bell capabilities and should be seeing the field as much as all the true Super Star RBs in this league. Latavius Murray.

Whenever I start to talk about Latavius I cannot just stop talking about how good he is. The Power/The Slippery Shiftiness. But then there is one big issue. The Raiders are running a Rotation at RB that makes no sense.

Sometimes the 5’8 207 Jalen Richard is taking 3rd and short carries. Sometimes it is the 5’8 190 DeAndre Washington. Even when Latavius Murray scampers for a 22 Yard TD on his first carry of the game. The 6’3 230 RB is often on the sidelines during critical plays for the Raiders offense. I get it if you want to rest him when you are on your own side of the field, but there are times where Latavius is not even playing in the RedZone.

Latavius – 32 Carries
DeAndre Washington – 18 Carries
Jalen Richard – 15 Carries

Not to mention the potential of Jamize Olawale to score a TD, which he has already vultured one from Latavius this season.

Despite all this. All of this.

Latavius Murray is a great Buy Low.

Here is why.

The Raiders offense is primed to finish among the top in the AFC. It is a very long season and even though the rotation will keep Latavius Fresh and off the field. The more season goes on, the more Latavius will be going up against defenses that are beat up while Latavius is always running in peak form. Ya the RB rotation is not looking good as every 2 carries Latavius gets, 2 go to his backups. But sooner than later those numbers should increase as his talent is too good to ignore.

When Carr has that offense turned up to the level they should be at. Latavius Murray will be the every week RB1 you can depend on. Right now his trade value is very low, but all it takes is one game of him dominating the carries before it shoots up to Top RB1 value. His matchup against the Ravens does not look good on paper for his Fantasy Owners, they are panicking. Come in and swoop LOW on the BEAST.

BUY LOW LATAVIUS MURRAY

The season is a long one, and it really is to your advantage to signup for a BEAST PACKAGE with me. You can get Weekly Help for as little as $12. One makeover to completely re-model your team and give yourself the BEAST chance for winning. No other Expert Site puts in the hours of dedication and studying to the game that I put in. This is my life and this is what I do.

HERE ARE JUST A FEW HEADLINES FROM WEEK 2 – 3 WAIVER WIRE TRADE

September 27, 2016 by Muntradamus

FANTASY FOOTBALL THE WAIVER BEAST (WEEK 3 – 4) | Fantasy Football 2016

FANTASY FOOTBALL

THE WAIVER BEAST

By Muntradamus

BEAST DOME NATION.

The season is a long one, and it really is to your advantage to signup for a BEAST PACKAGE with me. You can get Weekly Help for as little as $12. One makeover to completely re-model your team and give yourself the BEAST chance for winning. No other Expert Site puts in the hours of dedication and studying to the game that I put in. This is my life and this is what I do.

HERE ARE JUST A FEW HEADLINES FROM WEEK 2 – 3 WAIVER WIRE TRADE

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September 27, 2016 by Muntradamus

Protected: FANTASY FOOTBALL WAIVER WIRE WEEK 3-4

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September 25, 2016 by Muntradamus

FANTASY FOOTBALL TEAM BEAST DOME ICE. ICE. BABY WEEK 3

FANTASY FOOTBALL TEAM BEAST DOME

ICE. ICE. BABY WEEK 3

By Muntradamus

BEAST DOME NATION.

We were all there together for the Marshawn Lynch injury last season. Were were all here together once again for the Adrian Peterson injury. Back-2-Back Years of losing a Top Pick is never a good thing, and it only hurts more when you lose by a fraction of a point on the week of an injury.

Moving forward, I had to drop Adrian Peterson. I need to win now at 1-1, I need to use that roster spot for something useful. After cutting bait with Blair Walsh now that there is ZERO use for him, I had to pickup another valuable roster spot. So I grabbed my guy in Jared Cook.

While I am tempted to play my new toy in Jared Cook, I am going to play the wait game and see if he can start putting up some nice numbers before he see’s my lineup. Plus I like what I have going with Dwayne Allen this week at TE. Despite all that I have myself a very tough matchup in Week 3.

I am not playing Andrew Luck on a good Week as he is hungry for the Colts first win of the season. He also has my BEAST of the week in Phillip D. The Ex-Factor this week and the player I am going to spotlight is.

MATT RYAN

Before the NFL season (3 months ago) I said to draft Matt Stafford and Matt Ryan. One of the reasons I had these two paired up is because of this Week 3 matchup right here against the Saints.

While Stafford is not going to have a bad week at all going up against a Packers Defense that has a lot of injuries. You have to love Matty Ice in the Dome on Monday Night Football while Stafford has to deal with some 15mph winds and light rain. In the end, Matt Ryan is the #1 QB in Fantasy Football and has a great matchup to keep that momentum. If you need to be reminded of the world famous video you all should have watched, here it is again.

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