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Antonio Bryant was special

David Njoku in fantasy football land: 2022 ADP: TE17 Finish: TE8 in PPR points per game ... 2023 ADP: TE9 Finish: TE5 ... 2024 ADP: TE10 Finish: TE5 ... 2025 ADP: TE12

The craziest part of this game was still Robbie Chosen Anderson roasting Pat Surtain for a 70 yard TD

Bucky Irving gaining one yard

What if Sam Darnold is a lot better than Derek Carr + Spencer Rattler and Klint Kubiak features Marquez Valdes-Scantling downfield and oh yeah he actually just played that role and randomly had the best 8 game stretch of his career that we as a society just pretend never happened

#NFL Injury Updates #49ers Christian McCaffrey - 4 ypc, 4 rec/g post-Achilles. Comments suggest moderate PCL. Data favors bounce-back. High in-season risk #49ers Brandon Aiyuk - ACL-MCL avg = 11 months (Sept-Oct). Data favors strong bounce back but lag until mid-season 1/5

WOW. Clearly this means the Rams have no interest in featuring Puka or Davante Adams this year (am I doing this right “Bears wanted to trade for Henderson so fuck Swift” people?)

The 1,200+ yard season looked good, but it took multiple injuries to key pass-catchers and a change at QB for the second half breakout to happen. We're talking about 0 games with double-digit targets with the starter, and then 6 with the backup! Brian Thomas really ran hot there

Games played from the last four running backs to make the Madden cover: Christian McCaffrey (played 4 games the next season) Barry Sanders (0 games) Peyton Hillis (10 games) Shaun Alexander (10 games)

2025-2026 fantasy football season preview

Michael Penix completion rate by distance thrown: Behind line to 9 yards: 69.6% (better than T-Law, next to Stafford/Purdy) 10-19 yards: 50% (tied with Dak/T-Law, better than Josh Allen/Maye/Caleb) 20+ yards downfield: 36.8% (tied with Jordan Love, better than Nix/Kyler/Tua)

Running backs with 400+ touches in a season (including playoffs) played an average of 12.7 games (median 15) the next year ... unless you include Le'Veon Bell sitting out the year, which hilariously many do when doing the "370+ touches is a death sentence the next year" study

Cackling at the idea of them making Jarrian Jones relive this nightmare over and over again

Ugh

Veteran WR "Open Scores" to help quantify separation ability over the past three seasons (ESPN) For reference, 80+ usually top-10, 70+ top-20

Mike Evans is still pretty, pretty, pretty good

Remember the Sincere McCormick era