This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson looked good in Week 2. Add in that Maxx Williams did not practice Wednesday and a picture might be forming. Watson missed all of 2016 but back in 2015, he was a fantasy starter with a specialty in high catch totals. Watson could seriously vie to be a fantasy starter if he gets back to his 2015 form and Flacco remembers how he was a trusted safety outlet. Outside of 10-team leagues or shallow leagues, Watson could make a good bench stash for [...]Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Is Sneaky Week 3 Play And Add

This article references Alex Smith, Ben Watson, Bilal Powell, Derrick Henry, Greg Olsen, Jack Doyle, Jimmy Graham, Jordan Howard, Kelvin Benjamin, Martavis Bryant, Martellus Bennett, Rashard Higgins and more! Two weeks into any fantasy season is my favorite time. No, it's not because I'm always 2-0 and vindicated by all of my amazing draft picks ? but it's because now is the ideal time to buy low and sell high. Many owners are ready to hit the panic button, and this year's rash of early injuries creates even more holes than usual after Week 2. So whether you are 2-0, 1-1, or 0-2, it's time to take advantage. Look to buy guys like Isaiah Crowell, Larry Fitzgerald, and Jamison Crowder (typically hig[...]Keep on reading: Fantasy Football Mailbag – Buy Low, Sell High

This article references Allen Hurns, Benjamin Watson, Brandon Coleman, Cam Newton, Chris Carson, Chris Johnson, Chris Thompson, Corey Coleman, Darren Sproles, David Johnson, Deonte Thompson, DeShone Kizer, Devin Funchess, Drew Brees, Dwayne Allen, Ed Dickson, Eddie Lacy, Geronimo Allison, Greg Olsen, J.J. Nelson, Jack Doyle, Jalen Richard, Jeremy Maclin, Jermaine Kearse, Joe Flacco, John Brown, Josh McCown, Kenny Britt, Larry Fitzgerald, LeGarrette Blount, Martellus Bennett, Maxx Williams, Michael Thomas, Paxton Lynch, Phillip Dorsett, Rashard Higgins, Rob Gronkowski, Rob Kelley, Samaje Perine, Ted Ginn, Thomas Rawls, Trevor Siemian, Vernon Davis, Wendell Smallwood and more! Welcome to Week 3 everyone. After two weeks of the NFL season, fantasy owners can find plenty of options on the waiver wire that could wind up helping you tremendously as the year progresses. More injuries occurred and more importantly, backfields and receiving pecking orders are becoming a bit more clear. Let?s look around the league at who is worth a bid going into Week 3. Each price recommendation will be based on a $100 FAAB budget. Once you're done here, be sure to read about even m[...]Keep on reading: FAAB Auction Bidding - Week 3 Waiver Wire Targets

This article references Allen Hurns, Allen Robinson, Benjamin Watson, Blake Bortles, C.J. Prosise, Cam Newton, Carson Palmer, Chris Carson, Chris Thompson, Christian McCaffrey, Corey Coleman, DeMarco Murray, DeVante Parker, Devin Funchess, Dwayne Allen, Ed Dickson, Eddie Lacy, Greg Olsen, J.J. Nelson, Jarvis Landry, Jay Cutler, Jeremy Kerley, Jermaine Kearse, Joe Flacco, John Brown, Jordan Howard, Jordan Reed, Jordy Nelson, Josh McCown, Julius Thomas, Kenny Stills, Kirk Cousins, Marqise Lee, Randall Cobb, Rashard Higgins, Rex Burkhead, Rob Gronkowski, Rob Kelley, Robby Anderson, Russell Shepard, Sam Bradford, Samaje Perine, Terrelle Pryor, Thomas Rawls, Trevor Siemian, Vernon Davis and more! Just in case you thought Week 1 was something wonky in terms of chaos and injuries, [...]Keep on reading: Week 3 Waiver Wire Pickups and Adds

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Wason is ranked as the #23 tight end for Week 1 in our staff PPR rankings. This likely means that most owners will have a higher rated option at TE unless your starter was playing for Miami or Tampa Bay. If you do have to start him, he does have some upside potential.Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Is Ravens Assumed Best Fantasy Tight End For Week 1

This article references Bobby Rainey, Larry Donnell and more! Baltimore Ravens have cut tight end Larry Donnell and Bobby Rainey. Rainey was a long shot. Larry Donnell was signed by the Ravens a few months ago after the depth at the position was hurt. Despite optimism early on, Donnell was passed on the depth chart by Maxx Williams, Benjamin Watson and even Nick Boyle. For now, Donnell has no fantasy value and will need to catch a break of signing in a great situation in order to regain his previous value as an ownable commodity.Keep on reading: Larry Donnell Is Cut By The Ravens

This article references and more! The Baltimore Ravens had a topsy-turvy off-season and are heading into 2017 with a new set of offensive players. The team brought in Jeremy Maclin and Danny Woodhead, respectable pieces for sure. Those are the two most obvious names to monitor, but one to keep in mind would be tight end Ben [...]Keep on reading: Ben Watson 2017 Season Outlook

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin [...]Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Restructures Contract

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson returned to practice during mandatory minicamp Tuesday. The veteran tight end missed all of last year after tearing his Achilles in the preseason. The 36-year-old is looking to find some kind of role in the passing game now that Dennis Pitta's (hip) career is likely over. Watson will have to prove fully healthy, though, and he'll face competition from Crockett Gillmore and Maxx Williams. [...]Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Returns To Practice

This article references Benjamin Watson and more! Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson is hungry to have a great season in 2017 after suffering a season-ending Achilles injury in last year's preseason. He's ahead of schedule in his recovery and is hoping to be ready for training camp. The 36-year-old had a career year in 2015, catching 74 passes for 825 yards and six touchdowns with the Saints. Tight end is Baltimore's deepest position, though, and Watson will have to compete with the likes of Dennis Pitta, Crockett Gillmore and Maxx [...]Keep on reading: Benjamin Watson Looking To Come Back Strong After Injury