IDP Nerds Man Coverage: IDP Start/Sit Week 5
Check out your Week 5 Start/Sit recommendations for your IDP viewing pleasure
Slant Pattern: WR Start/Sit – Week 5
DeVonta Smith over Marquise Brown? @THEtristancook thinks so! Find out which other WRs you want in your lineup for Week 5!
Devy Spotlight: Oronde Gadsden II
Syracuse’s Sophomore WR Oronde Gadsden II is off to a hot start. @Glosser13 looks at the tape and gives you a breakdown of one of the early season ACC standout WRs.
Changing the Call: Quarterback Start/Sits Week 5
Will Patrick Mahomes continue to enjoy success without Tyreek Hill? Can Matthew Stafford be trusted in your lineup? @Spydes78 answers these questions and more in the Week 5 installment of Changing the Call, a weekly guide to QB start/sits. Check it out! ⬇️
12 Formation: Tight End Start/Sits Week 5
After several accurate showings, @ethanAwyatt brings you his tight end start/sit calls for week 5. Spoiler alert: Pat Freiermuth is featured again.
Weekly Watch: Week 6
Can you believe it’s already Week 6?! @THEtristancook breaks down all the players to know in the nationally televised games in the Weekly Watch! Which games will you be watching?
Devy Report: Caleb Williams vs. Stanford
Caleb Williams is arguably the best quarterback in college football right now, let that sink in for second. @MandrewNFL breaks down his film from his game against Stanford earlier this year.
Frustrating Start to 2022 Season Makes Several Premier Players Exceptional Trade Targets
The 2022 season has had some surprise names at the top of scoring leaderboards and other big names dropping. @timbmartens asks if you can take advantage of the market being low on a few undervalued talents?
Let’s Talk About Flex – week 5

Week 5 of the NFL is here and Evan Brown is going to talk you through some of his favorite flex options for your dynasty lineups.
College Football Week 5 – Too Cold or Too Bold

Each week, fans around the country react to big games and disappointing ones alike. Our writers decide which reactions are legitimate and which aren’t.