This article references A, Aaron Dobson, Aaron Rodgers, Albert Wilson, Alex Smith, Alfred Blue, Alfred Morris, Allen Hurns, Allen Robinson, Alshon Jeffery, Andre Johnson, Andrew Luck, Antonio Brown, Ben Roethlisberger, Benny Cunningham, Bilal Powell, Blake Bortles, Brandon Bolden, Brandon Marshall, Brian Hartline, Brian Hoyer, C, Cam Newton, Cecil Shorts, Charles Clay, Chris Ivory, Chris Matthews, Chris Owusu, Corey Brown, Danny Amendola, Darrius Heyward-bey, Davante Adams, Deandre Hopkins, DeAngelo Williams, Devin Funchess, Dion Lewis, Donte Moncrief, Doug Baldwin, Dwayne Allen, Ed Dickson, Eddie Lacy, Eddie Royal, Eric Decker, Frank Gore, Fred Jackson, Gary Barnidge, Greg Olsen, Heath Miller, Jamaal Charles, James Jones, Jared Cook, Jarvis Landry, Jay Cutler, Jeremy Maclin, Jermaine Kearse, Jerricho Cotchery, Jim Dray, Jimmy Graham, Johnny Manziel, Jonathan Grimes, Jonathan Stewart, Julian Edelman, Karlos Williams, Kirk Cousins, Knile Davis, LeSean McCoy, Malcolm Johnson, Markus Wheaton, Marshawn Lynch, Martellus Bennett, Matt Forte, Matt Jones, Nate Washington, Nick Foles, OF, Percy Harvin, Pierre Garcon, QB, Randall Cobb, Rashad Greene, RB, Richard Rodgers, Rob Gronkowski, Robert Woods, Russell Wilson, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Ryan Griffin, Scott Chandler, SP, SS, Stedman Bailey, T.J. Yeldon, T.Y. Hilton, Tavon Austin, Taylor Gabriel, TE, Ted Ginn, Tom Brady, Travis Benjamin, Travis Kelce and more!   Live Fantasy Scoring & Player Stats Tap, tap... is this thing on? The NFL season is back with a vengeance, and RotoBaller has brought back it's live NFL gameday player stat tracker for the 2015 fantasy football season. You can easily and quickly check the updated scoring for ALL your players and ALL your leagues, in one easy place, whether it's a PPR or standard scoring format. This easy-to-use tool was created to assist in the overall statistical tracking of every offensi[...]Keep on reading: Live In-Game Fantasy Scoreboard – All Your Player Stats, In One Easy Place

This article references Andrew Quarless, Anthony Fasano, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Charles Clay, Clay Harbor, Delanie Walker, Greg Olsen, Heath Miller, Jace Amaro, Jared Cook, Jason Witten, Jeff Cumberland, Jermaine Gresham, Jim Dray, Jimmy Graham, John Carlson, Josh Hill, Julius Thomas, Kelvin Benjamin, Lance Kendricks, Larry Donnell, Levine Toilolo, Luke Willson, Martellus Bennett, Mychal Rivera, Owen Daniels, Richard Rodgers, Scott Chandler, SP, Travis Kelce, Vernon Davis, Zach Ertz and more! RotoBaller brings you our Week 10 fantasy football tight end rankings by authors Zach Wilkens (@LopsidedTrades) and Ryan Rufe (@RyanRufe), along with tight end rankings analysis by Zach Wilkens.For even more Week 10 rankings and analysis, be sure to check out our positional rankings for all other positions. Week 10 Tight End Rankings AnalysisGreg Olsen has struggled lately but he is still a pretty good tight end option. It was a given he was bound to regress but he [...] Keep on reading: NFL Tight End Rankings: Week 10 Fantasy Football

As organized team activities (OTAs) wind down across the NFL and mini-camps lead us into training camp, I've decided to venture out of my Individual Defensive Player (IDP) bubble and offer up some offensive (take that word however you choose) ideas. While I do love to dig deep and get dirty analyzing the defensive side of the ball, I actually play in many leagues that use the standard offensive skill position and defense/special teams formats. I could at this point rattle off tales of my numerous championships in such leagues but then I'd be ‘that guy.' After participating in many mocks (expert and otherwise) as well as early drafts for actual leagues, I've come across certain players that repeatedly fall into very favorable average draft positions and decided to pontificate on a few here. I'm not certain the term ‘sleeper' still applies as there is such a proliferation of information available these days that few if any players can fly under the radar for long. Ah, what the heck. In the grand tradition of "Coming to America" ("His momma call him Clay, I call him Clay.") I will toe the standard line and present to you seven of my favorite ‘sleepers' for 2013. Rob Housler, TE, Arizona: By the time fantasy draft day rolls around, the big kid out of Florida Atlantic may no longer be considered a sleeper. He's running as the No. 1 tight end for Arizona in organized team activities and faces very little competition for that starting gig. Jeff King is really the only other tight end on the roster that could eat into any potential playing time for Housler and he has battled a litany of injuries the past couple of seasons. Kory Sperry and Jim Dray will not supplant Housler on the depth chart. In his second season in the desert last year, Housler was targeted 68 times and hauled in 45 receptions before landing on the Injured Reserve with a sprained AC joint in December. He's yet to reach the end zone but don't hold that against him as many of the Cardinals receiving corps suffered the same fate last season. I'm not going out on a skinny branch here when I say that the Cardinals had a bit of a quarterbacking problem in 2012. That has all changed as Arizona has ended the rotation of ridiculousness at quarterback by bringing in former Oakland and Cincinnati starter Carson Palmer. If you listen closely, over the din of Larry Fitzgerald owners rejoicing, you can hear the savvy fantasy owner whispering "Hey, this could help that Housler kid." That ‘Housler ...