Tips for winning your fantasy football league

You’ve made it this far, now it’s time to close the show in your fantasy football league.

With just a couple of weeks to go in the season, it’s easy to second-guess yourself into a season-ending mistake. Luckily, you have the pros from SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio to steer you toward your league’s championship.

Whether you need specifics about which position to keep an eye on, or just a push to make a bold but calculated decision, Her Fantasy Football’s Brandon Marianne Lee and SiriusXM Fantasy Drive’s Ray Flowers have your back with these tips.

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Fantasy Football Loser’s Day

Were you the unfortunate one that thought Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton would lead you to a fantasy football championship? Did you think wide receivers Allen Robinson from the Jacksonville Jaguars and DeAndre Hopkins from the Houston Texans would be the foundation of a contender?

If so, SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio is the place for you.

Today is Fantasy Football Loser’s Day. The hosts are allowing you to vent with everyone who missed the playoffs this season.

If injuries to Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles, New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski derailed your team, now is the time to let your voice be heard.

Call in or tweet @SiriusXMFantasy all day long about the players who let you down and where it all went wrong. An entire day is dedicated to the fantasy football losers. Sound off nationwide about your losing team!

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Fantasy Impact with Lisa Ann: Week 11

We’re entering Week 11 of the fantasy football season, and there’s a good chance that you’re looking for one or two more sleepers to take you to the top of the standings. Luckily for you, fantasy junkie Lisa Ann has a tight end, wide receiver and a kicker that can have a true impact on your fantasy football team.

Catch “Lisa Ann Does Fantasy” every Monday at 10 p.m. ET on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio, Ch. 87 (Sirius 210). 

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Rappin’ with Michael Rapaport: Lessons in Trash Talking

Whether you’ve won or lost in your fantasy football matchup, Ya Never Know’s Michael Rapaport is here to teach you the art of trash talking.

Hint: If all else fails, start with a “yo mama” joke.

Ya Never Know airs on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. ET.

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Fantasy for Beginners: Waiver Wire

New to fantasy football? We’re sure you probably have a few questions.

Sure, your draft went alright, but you’re probably wondering how to make your team better as the season goes along. Luckily for you, SiriusXM sports anchor Maria Marino is here to walk you through some of the basics.

First up: the waiver wire.

 

 

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Fantasy Football Stock Report: Whose stock is up in advance of #NationalDraftDay

#NationalDraftDay is coming. Are you ready? You’re not? Take a few deep breaths and catch up with Fantasy Sports Radio’s Joe Pisapia as he walks you through which players’ stocks are up and down in advance of your fantasy football draft.

Stocks Going Up

• LeGarrette Blount and James White, running backs, New England: With Dion Lewis having to endure yet another procedure on his surgically repaired left knee, LeGarrette Blount and James White shall reap the benefits. Pisapia’s smart to hedge this bet for just the first four weeks of the season, because once Tom Brady comes back from suspension the Pats’ aerial assault will be ready to take flight. For more on the in flux RB situation in Foxboro check out Fantasy Sports Radio. 
• Tyler Boyd, wideout, Cincinnati: Lined up on the other side from all-galaxy receiver, A.J. Green, and with Andy Dalton under center, Tyler Boyd has everything he needs to succeed in his first season as a pro. Plus, he’ll get you those return yards on special teams (if your league does that, you weirdo).
• Thomas Rawls, running back, Seattle: Rawls proved last season that he was capable of filling the big shoes of Marshawn Lynch when “Beast Mode” was on the shelf. Now that Lynch has retired? It’s the Thomas Rawls show, folks. Count on Pete Carroll to use Rawls to keep defenses honest (and on their toes) and to set up the play-action offense led by Russell Wilson.

Stocks Going Down

• Demaryius Thomas, wideout, Denver: No Peyton Manning, no Brock Osweiler portends not-so-good numbers for Denver’s #1 deep threat. Thomas should get in gear at some point this season, but it’s smart to hedge against his otherworldly stats from the past few seasons.
• Josh Doctson, wideout, Washington: Currently facing some injury issues and having missed most of training camp with those injury issues, Doctson does not look to be the best for this season as a rookie wide receiver. Look at Jordan Reed, DeSean Jackson, Pierre Garcon instead.
• T.J. Yeldon and Chris Ivory, running backs, Jacksonville: Too many cooks in the kitchen on this one. Yeldon and Ivory are both legitimate feature backs, but with no word from Jaguars brass on who will be getting the lion’s share of totes, this is a backfield you can stay away from until there’s some clarity.

Good luck with your drafts this weekend, folks. Give yourself the insider edge in your fantasy football league by staying tuned into SiriusXM’s Fantasy Sports Radio (Ch. 87, Sirius 210) all season long.

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