10 Lists of 10 – Matthew Berry's Fantastic Football Groups, Crosses and Favorite Team Names

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If you are one of those guys who get bored easily, TL; DR, "is there not a YouTube video of this or something", this column is for you. Nuggets quickly traveled. An infotainment at the size of a bite. Just scroll down, see the category and read the names. Bingo, bango, you understand. If you need more information, you can read what I wrote beyond the title, but yes, this one is for you, my internet friend struggling with problems. ;Warning. Often imitated, never duplicated, this is the 10th anniversary of this column, so let's move on to this pre-season favorite.

These are 10 lists … out of 10.

List 1: 10 pre-season scenarios that I buy

1. The Jets will play faster this season

Previously the equivalent of training a delay of human rain, the Dolphins of Adam Gase were playing at incredibly slow speeds. Gase is changing his habits, however as the attack from the first team of the Jets has been effective so far this preseason and as Sam Darnold seemed comfortable in a hurry . We heard information that the team was focusing on the tempo and was running more and both seemed to be true, meaning that there could be a value of 2QB-league for Darnold and that it was going to be the same. there will be more value for skillful Jets players beyond Le & # 39 ;. Veon Bell than originally planned.

2. Speaking of the Jets, Ty Montgomery is the handcuff you want for Bell

So many people are watching Bilal Powell and Elijah McGuire, but believe it or not, Ty Montgomery is the handcuff you want. And you make Want one. Do not forget that Bell has played the 16 games only once in his career. In fact, Rich Cimini, a journalist with the NFL Nation Jets, has already suggested that Montgomery could share the background work with Bell early in the season. For his career, Montgomery has recorded at least eight touchdowns 16 times, reaching double-digit fantasy points in 11 of those games and averaging 14.9 points per game.

3. Believe the hype about Chris Godwin

Godwin played every moment that Jameis Winston had made this pre-season and, with more than 170 available targets on the team, he led the NFL in assists last season. It should be remembered that sometimes coaches tell the truth. When Bruce Arians says that Godwin could catch 100 balls this year, I believe it.

4. The connection between Nick Foles and Dede Westbrook is real and spectacular.

I had already already slept in Westbrook, which started the 2019 off season, and it was retained in this year's "Love" list, before the offensive coordinator, John DeFilippo, did it. Calls him the "best road racer" of his life. Westbrook then saw seven targets and found the end zone in his first pre-season match, strengthening his ties with Foles. He'll be able to get out of the slot for the Jaguars this season, and as a 10th player as a WR34 in the ESPN leagues, he's getting a good deal.

The use of the ground game is obvious. Last season, Seattle was in the lead in terms of percentage wins and Carson was third among all RB in playoff games. And now, Brian Schottenheimer, OC, has said he wants Carson's goals to be in the 50s range. Related: Tyler Lockett is Seattle's only healthy pass-receiver. Carson is an absolute steal at his early fifth round ADP right now.

6. James Conner is going to be a bell-cow RB

We've heard a lot of rumors that the Steelers might be using a Committee Racking (CBR) approach more often during the training camp, but the use of Conner this pre-season has consolidated its status back to features. Jaylen Samuels will have a role to play, but it will not be the responsibility of Conner. I'm expecting Conner to see nearly 20 hits per game again, and it's a viable option towards the end of turn 1 and the start of turn 2.

7. Damien Williams will be a lead and the guy you want in the Kansas City backfield

Many people are screaming about an RBBC in Kansas City and there is certainly no shortage of truthful Carlos Hyde screaming for him. Now, I'm not even sure Hyde is part of the team. And I certainly do not buy comments from Andy Reid on the use of a committee. Williams' strong performance until 2018 will allow him to make his debut at the league's first offensive. Remember that in the six games played by Williams last season, he had over 10 hits (including playoffs). He accumulated an average of 24.4 fantastic points. And if you want insurance, Darwin Thompson (not Hyde) is the type you should target late in your drafts.

8. Michael Gallup is ready for an exceptional season

All the rumors about Ezekiel Elliott's heist and Tony Pollard's impressive pre-season caused Gallup to fall completely under the radar. Last season, Gallup was 11th in the number of airlots per target and, including the playoffs, had a goal or at least seven goals in five of Dallas' last six games. Its target share also went from 11% before Cooper's trade to 16% after. Dak Prescott's attempt at third and 12th place in the Cowboys' third preseason game to find Gallup for a touchdown is just one example of the link between the two. Amari Cooper already caring for a foot injury, Gallup is ready to take a new step.

9. The crime of the Ravens will be more exciting and more user-friendly than we think

We know the Ravens are going to run, but Lamar Jackson recently announced that he was going to try about 30 passes per game. This may not seem like a high number, but it will make this offense much more exciting and multi-dimensional. All we have heard in Baltimore this year is that the offense will shock those who are waiting for the anarchic approach of last year. Baltimore will play at a fast tempo and give the defense many different looks. And I love all the young offensive talents that this team has added to the draft between Marquise Brown, Miles Boykin and Justice Hill.

10. Emmanuel Sanders is not from this earth

I'm not sure how a 32-year-old wide receiver returns from a torn Achilles in eight months, but Sanders looks amazing. Normally ranked in the top 20, he was the 11th best receiver of football before his injury last season. The injury has absolutely crushed his line stock, but it looks perfectly healthy and is a huge value for his current 10th round PDA.

List 2: My 10 players "chicken"

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Last year, Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh told his team not to eat chicken because it was a "nervous bird". In all fairness, you would also be nervous if you could be fried and eaten at any time. But I'm misleading. Here are 10 players of great renown who worry me, either because of an injury, the offensive or the players around them (QB, offensive line), or something else. All talented players, all ranked where they should be. But as I wrote, something about them gives me a break and when it comes time to choose the players, I tend to choose another player ranked in the same category.

1. The & # 39; Veon Bell, RB, Jets: Worst O-line and worst attack he had in Pittsburgh, has not played football for more than a year and played only 16 games in his NFL career (2014 ).

3. Russell Wilson, QB, Seahawks: It is an injury to Tyler Lockett to have to go alone.

4. Leonard Fournette, RB, Jaguars: He looked great in his third preseason game, and there is no doubt that his volume and talent allow him to be among the top 10 RB, but … 11 games missed in two seasons and 3.7 yards per race in total makes me nervous. Nick Foles will reinforce this attack, but Fournette only has a five-shot match on his resume in the NFL.

5. Devonta Freeman, RB, Falcons: I do not actively avoid Freeman, I do not seem to like building the list with him. He could certainly be great, but Ito Smith probably takes on the role of Tevin Coleman this season, or something like that, and with Freeman who lost a groin injury that cost him 14 games last season for a team ranked among the top five overall. percentage of success and percentage of success of the red zone last season, I have my concerns about Freeman's ceiling. And it is worth noting that a healthy Freeman in 2017 ranks last in terms of yards per carry after first contact between the halves with at least 175 runs.

6. Antonio Brown, WR, Raiders: Feet, helmet and accessories off the field (for the record, you can not rule that out, it's very possible that the Raiders lose five of their first six games and things could become toxic if that's the case), this could be an awkward adjustment. Derek Carr is ranked last last in last season's passing aerial attempts. Dead. Latest. Was it a function of the talent around him? Of course, that played a role, but Big Ben to Carr is a downgrade, regardless of your rating on a curve. Brown will be fine, but we are talking about a player who has had more than 100 catches with at least eight touchdowns in six consecutive seasons. I am not sure that it reaches one or the other threshold in 2019.

7. Calvin Ridley, WR, Falcons: Talented child, but he is being chosen as a starter and that is what worries me. He had his rookie moments, but if you remove the Saints from his 2018 stats line, his production per game will drop by almost 20%. I'm afraid he's only a better player in the NFL than his fantasy asset.

8. Phillip Lindsay, RB, Broncos: I think the Broncos backfield is much more of a time-sharing than last season, when Lindsay surpassed his goals. I'm worried that Royce Freeman in good health has the job of the goal line and Theo Riddick will be back to steal some quality work. Lindsay is a talented player but good, but I prefer by far the other halves in his area.

9. Jared Cook, TE, Saints: He had a year of escape and now he is going to New Orleans. I understand it on the surface, but even in a monster year last season, he still had nine different games with less than 35 meters, which makes him rather dependent on the touchdown. He had six marks last season … and six in the last four years. By the way, Cook scored his six touchdowns on a 27.5 percent target share in the red zone. Since Jimmy Graham left the city after the 2014 season, only one of the two tight ends of the Saints has seen a red zone target of more than 14.3% of Drew Brees. By the way, in 2018, the Saints were the heaviest offensive in the red zone for the fourth inning and last season was the first in which Cook has passed the 700 yard reception since 2011. When we see him ahead of Hunter Henry and Vance McDonald on ESPN, I'm like … uh, yes it's a pass.

10. Derrick Henry, RB, Titans: In games in which the Titans lost last season, Henry averaged seven points per game. Since it's not used in the passing game (zero or take in 11 out of 16 in 2018), it should be noted that our friends at Caesars Palace have a total of 7.5 wins for the Titans. In the 16 games leading up to Henry's Week 14-17 blast, he averaged 3.29 yards per run. Too small sample of elite success, it rises too high for me.

List 3: 10 "non-sexy" players dumped

These players do not have any hype or buzz. When you write them, no one will say, "Ooh, wow, excellent choice" or "Arggh, dude!" … but they will surpass their depressed ADP.

1. Jared Goff, QB, Rams: My Little Cooper Kupp, the seventh best ghost of last year, is now back, added Darrell Henderson, who plays a lot, and plays the QB13 role in the 11th round on ESPN?

Bowen: Eight favorite choices

Karabell: RB Third Party | WR levels

Schefter: Choice of choice and sleepers

Clay: My board of directors | 13 sessions

2. Ben Roethlisberger, QB, Steelers: Last year, the third best ghost in the fantastic world lost Antonio Brown last season, and it's a success. … But until QB12 in the 11th round on ESPN?

3. Latavius ​​Murray, RB, Saints: The Saints have led the NFL in the floor races for two consecutive years and he will be Mark Ingram (18 times in the last two years) in this offense. He is also the most valuable handcuffer on this side of Tony Pollard. Go in the 12th.

4. Matt Breida, RB, 49ers: We know that Kyle Shanahan loves his RBBC. Jerick McKinnon is injured and Breida, who averaged 5.3 YPC last season, qualifies for the 13th round.

5. Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers: All the buzz is about Chris Godwin (whom I receive and support), but no one talks about Evans. He is being qualified as a WR2 guy in the middle of the third and, given this offense, his skills and a bit of luck to the touch, he could easily rank among the top three WRs. I prefer it to Antonio Brown, who is writing.

6. Robert Woods, WR, Rams: The WR11 of last year has the same name as the WR17 while he is back with the same offense, the same quarterback and the same coach, who have awarded him a target share of 24% during the last two seasons.

7. Delanie Walker, TE, Titans: Three consecutive years in the top five of the standings before last season. He is now healthy and, if you hold the post flat, it is really cheap.

8. Jack Doyle, TE, Colts: Jacoby Brissett was at the center of the race in 2017 with more runs and more targets than Eric Ebron while they were in good health last season. It goes like TE20. Not a typo.

9. Greg Olsen, TE, Panthers: Yes, it poses a risk of serious injury, but this risk is associated with a TE13 ADP for a guy who was healthy TE8 in good health last season and TE7 or better for five years in a row before 2017.

10. Darren Waller, TE, Raiders: I 'm screaming this guy' s name since the NFL game when Raiders offensive coordinator, Greg Olson, told me on our podcast to pay attention to Waller – that the team really has it. feeling to find something with him. A large converted 6-foot-6, 256-pound receiver that ran a 4.46 40-yard combine, Waller is the new tight end of the Raiders. You know, this same Raiders team that was among the top seven targets in both the final and the red zone final standings was about to make Jared Cook a part of last season. Waller was completely in writing and I like having the merit of having his ADP at TE22 in the 17th round. The standard ESPN leagues have only 16 rounds, however. Sigh. Most people in your project will be like "who?" when you take it, but they will soon know who he is. I have it as TE13 and I am probably not high enough. I want all Waller this year.

List 4: The top 10 fantasy team names (which I can print) users of the Fantasy Life app

1. I do not Saquon (application user: albert295)
2. Josh Jacobs Jingleheimer Schmidt (theme)
3. A nation under Todd (Jo47)
4. Fried shrimp guards (squeaks20)
5. Edelman consumed (magicmephit5120)
6. Sting Like A.B. (beast24mode)
7. Our Savior Gordon (bpat)
8. Smoked Brissett (maintdawg)
9. Kelce Kapowski (jdepuy24)
10. Cohen The Distance (labrat)

List 5: 10 pre-season stories or theories that I do not buy

1. The retirement of Andrew Luck will reduce the value of Colts' positional players

Of course, I'm less enthusiastic about writing Devin Funchess and Parris Campbell, but that does not hurt the value of Marlon Mack or T.Y. Hilton almost as much as you think. Jacoby Brissett, without being lucky, will be decent. He has been in the system for quite some time now and he is surrounded by an excellent offensive line, a talent for playing the game and an offensive talent. Hilton's fantastic points per target with Brissett are only 0.05 lower than those of luck, and again, I expect Brissett to be better than it was. in 2017. Whatever the efficiency lost with the offensive without luck, it should be offset in volume. I would expect Indy to work more with Mack. Hilton and Mack are still successful, but both players are in the top 20 at their respective positions. And as mentioned in list 3, the value of Jack Doyle actually increases (he had a 23% target share, a top in the team, and led all Colts' player-passers into targets and receptions by course ran in 2017 with Brissett as starter for 15 games). .

2. The death of the fantastic value of Dante Pettis

I was not as fan of Pettis as many others who started this season, but the pendulum has rocked too much in the wrong direction. While the Niners have George Kittle, they do not have much experience at Wideout and I think the pre-season speech that Pettis lost his starting position was just talking: a coach trying to motivate a player having an inconsistent camp. Pettis dropped to WR45 on ESPN and is definitely worth the 14th lap flight.

3. Arizona's bad offensive line prevents Kyler Murray and David Johnson from experiencing tremendous seasons

Kliff Kingsbury's fouls at Texas Tech have always allowed the ball out quickly, and Murray's mobility will help him win more time. Murray is a special player. Learn more about what I think of him in Love / Hate. As for Johnson, the excitement I feel for him this season is related to his increased role in the passing game. He could catch 100 balls in this offense. Basically, the struggles of the O-line of Arizona will hurt a lot more to the overall success of the team than to the fantastic production of Murray and Johnson.

4. George Kittle and Zach Ertz are worth a choice in the first three rounds

They are excellent, but neither is likely to repeat the truly historic seasons they experienced last year. I'm expecting the volume to decrease for both, especially Ertz with more talented talented in Philadelphia. And Kittle is unlikely to have three different games of more than 70 yards this season (the last TE to have recorded three career-plus gains of over 70 yards was Marcus Pollard, who played 14 seasons from 1995 to 2008, and Kittle did it in one year). Writing them at the second or third price, that is, paying the full price for last year's production, and I much prefer the broad backs and receivers available at this stage of the project.

5. Miles Sanders is the only RB Eagles you want this year

Make no mistake, Sanders is a talented rookie and I like him in his current ADP, but I also like Jordan Howard a lot in his ADP ESPN RB38 (13th round). Last season, the Eagles placed eighth in percentage of the red zone and Howard has scored at least nine career touchdowns in the past two seasons. Doug Pederson has used several times every year in Philadelphia and I do not think that will change. If Howard stays healthy, he will play a viable and imaginable weekly role.

6. The loss of Odell Beckham Jr. will hurt the fantastic value of Saquon Barkley

In the four games Beckham missed last season, Barkley scored 20.5 points on average. Yes, its efficiency has taken a hit, but the volume and use of the reception will cancel it. The offensive line of the Giants is also much better and although Eli Manning is terrible, if it is worse than last season, we will see Daniel Jones. Barkley should be the first player selected in each league.

7. You should avoid the RB Patriotes

To be fair, it's a standard scenario in every preseason. But this year more than ever, I'm in the game of patriots. New England had the fifth highest point percentage of the NFL last season before Rob Gronkowski retired. James White was the seventh best RB in fantasy last season and qualifies as RB23 in a year in which the Pats have fewer contests in catching passes. Sony Michel looked healthy in the early part of the season for a team that is among the two best teams in goal port to match in the last three years. Michel, who is currently playing as RB24 in the sixth round, has a legitimate chance to lead the NFL in touchdowns this season. And Damien Harris is also an excellent traveler.

Not only will Cohen's role not increase, he will in fact decrease this year. Do not believe me? Well. Do you want to believe the head coach Matt Nagy? Nagy recently told the Chicago Sun-Times: "We moved [Cohen] not bad last year, and I have the feeling that there was a time when we probably gave it a little too much. "

9. The Washington offensive has no value

People forget that the Redskins were 6-4 and in first place in the NFC East when Alex Smith was injured last season. They got there by doing the job, not turning it around and playing a good defense. That's exactly what the Skins are going to do this year and Derrius Guice, who looked awesome during his pre-season debut, will get the majority of the work and will stay a bargain at his ninth ADP round.

10. The passing game has no value

Listen, we know that Josh Allen likes to go there. So, what about John Brown's flight delay? Brown's 15-yard career average is the 18th best of the 113 passers-up. Remember that in nine weeks with Joe Flacco as his quarterback last season, Brown was the 22nd best WR of the Fantasy in point count (WR31 on a PPG basis). He's going as WR60 right now.

List 6: 10 subsequent RB to target

1. Tony Pollard, Cowboys

2. Darrell Henderson, Rams

3. Kalen Ballage, Dolphins

4. Devin Singletary, Bills

5. Darwin Thompson, Chiefs

6. Alexander Mattison, Vikings

7. Ty Montgomery, Jets

8. Justice Hill, Ravens

9. Malcolm Brown, rams

10. Justin Jackson, chargers

List 7: 10 other names of the best fantasy football teams (which I can print!) Of those who follow me on Twitter @MatthewBerryTMR

1. Cobra Kyler (@jarrodkwilliams)

2. Saquonomatopoeia (@erichorvath_)

3. James White Claw (@gcohen)

4. I now know my ADP (@shockmeparasite)

5. Tenacious D / ST (@cupajoek)

6. Neal Patrick Harry (@ 2locksports)

7. Bell Biv Deebo (@Flyingsmores)

8. Foster Moreau Island (@ MattWi77iams)

9. The adventurers of the lost helmet (@davidehhorn)

10. Deliver the case, Stark (That can only please me – from @duanestephenson)

List 8: Just for fun, here are 10 CVs to the blind

1. Player A: 98 catches, 1,540 yards receiving, 1,8% dropout rate and eight games with 17 points or more
Player B: 96 catches, 1,661 receiving yards, 5.9% dropout rate and seven games with at least 17 points

(Player A is Kenny Golladay's first 26 career games, Player B is Calvin Johnson's first 26 career games.)

2. Player C: 63.8% Completion Rate, 12.02 Yards / Completion, 5.6% TD Rate, Rolled 20 Touchdowns and 0 INT in the Red Zone
Player D: 63.6% Completion Rate, 11.84 Yards / Completion, 5.2% TD Rate, Started 19 TD and 0 INT in the Red Zone

3. Player E: Fantastic PPG 20.77, 298.0 passing yards, 3.2 TD / INT
Player F: Fantastic PPG 20.73, 260.3 passing yards, 2.9 TD / INT

(Player E is the average per game of Patrick Mahomes' last eight worst games last season, Player F is Deshaun Watson last season.)

4. Player G: more than 20 points in 42.9% of the games, 14.3% of the litters gained more than 10 yards and 4.93 yards per race
Player H: 20 points or more in 40% of games, 13.5% of stakes have gained more than 10 yards and 4.72 yards per run

(Player G is Joe Mixon in 2018. Player H is Ezekiel Elliott in 2018 ..)

5. Player I: 41 players earn more than 5 yards, 527 yards and 7 touchdowns
Player J: 27 players earn more than 5 yards, 549 yards and 4 touchdowns

(Player I is the last 100 gate of 2018 for Aaron Jones Player J is the last 100 Gate of 2018 for Saquon Barkley, Free Aaron Jones!)

6. Player K: 86 catches (one drop) for 1,211 yards and 6 touchdowns on 130 targets
Player L: 77 catches (three assists) for 1,052 yards and 6 touchdowns on 124 targets

(Player K is Robert Woods in 2018. Player L is Odell Beckham Jr. in 2018.)

7. Player M: There were only seven games with 315 passing yards. and 45 yards rushing in 2018. This player was responsible for three of them and was QB5 per game starting in Week 4.
Answer: Mitchell Trubisky

8. Player N: 229.7 points, 13 games with more than 5 captures and 13 targets in the red zone.
Player O: 250.6 points, 12 games with more than 5 captures and 14 red zone targets.

(The O player is Keenan Allen in 2018. The N player is only the 2018 statistics relating to the capture of Christian McCaffrey.)

9. Player P: 1.30 red zone target per game and captured a TD pass in 43.5% of the games.
Player Q: 1.22 red zone target per game and captured a TD pass in 37.5% of the games.

(Player P is my little Cooper Kupp of 2017-18, Player Q is Michael Thomas from 2017-18.)

10. Player A: At least 3 catches in 81.8% of games with 12.8% of his scans earning 10 yards or more
Player S: At least 3 shots in 80% of games with 10.3% of his staves taking 10 yards or more

(Player R is Dalvin Cook in 2018. Player S is Alvin Kamara in 2018.)

List 9: 10 subsequent catchers to target

1. Donte Moncrief, Steelers

2. Geronimo Allison, Packers

3. Anthony Miller, bear

4. Mark Valdes-Scantling, Packers

6. Michael Gallup, Cowboys

7. Marquise Brown, Ravens

8. Rashard Higgins, Browns

9. Deebo Samuel, 49ers

10. Trey Quinn, Redskins

List 10: 10 of the best names of fantastic teams inspired by Kalen Ballage (I can print) inspired by this column

1. Kalen Me Smalls (several)

2. I Kalen like a demolition ball (a lot)

3. Le ballage ne ment pas (@ 06010recap)

4. Big Ballage Brand (plusieurs)

5. Barrage de ballage (moi)

6. Un ballage à trois (plusieurs)

7. Ballage Mahal (moi)

8. Ballagin 'sur un budget (@FAMoranjr)

9. Kato Kalen vivant au Ballag-eo

10. Déteste le Drake

Matthew Berry, le talentueux M. Roto, n'a pas pu trouver de liste basée sur des statistiques pour faire tenir Josh Jacobs, mais il reste sur sa lancée ou meurt pour 2019.