Lheep Kim is a writer and entrepreneur in the field of fantasy sports, based in Washington, D.C. His fantasy league expertise coupled with an engineering background allows Lheep to offer a unique perspective on sports based on quantitative and statistical analysis. His goal is to retire by the age of 30 and live a simple log-cabin life in the woods, Walden Pond style (provided he can still get NFL Network, of course).
The NFL has been evolving into a passing league ever since the St. Louis Rams trotted out the “Greatest Show on Turf,” and it hasn’t looked back since. It’s time to reconsider the cliched fantasy mantra of stockpiling running backs and realize that receiving talent is equally valuable.
The wait is finally over. NFL training camps kick off a few weeks ago, which means it’s time to start compiling statistics, scrutinizing every off-season transaction, debating projected depth charts and formulating a plan for your pending fantasy football draft.
The NFL off season is where the stage is set to actually compete for the Lombardi trophy. Although NFL championships aren’t won in the summer, it is clear that some teams are more prepared than others.
This year’s draft could be one of the best in decades, check out our first round top picks and why.
With 2010 poised to offer one of the most interesting drafts in the last two decades, you probably already know who to look out for – right? If not, that’s okay. We’ve put together this handy guide so when talk switches from beer to the best defensive tackle in the line-up, you’ll be right at home in the huddle.
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