Offense plays such a huge part in the fantasy world that it's natural to wonder what team's offenses would look like, both as a unit and for individuals, if teams were able to avoid nasty things like turnovers. Oh, I know, coaches preach the value of holding onto the ball, but let's face it, some teams just can't seem to take that advice, can they? No, each year we've got a few turnover machines that kill their overall fantasy value because they're giving the ball away to much.
You know the scenario -- bad turnovers lead to poor field position and deficits -- which in turn can lead to changes in offensive schemes and gameplans. And that... (more)
Keep your eye on Iowa State RB Alexander Robinson this season as he develops into a potent weapon in the team's new spread offense. Robinson, coming off a 700 yard rushing season, could flourish in the new offense.
Insight: Despite using a spread offense, the Cyclones don't have all the passing parts to make it flourish...yet. Given that, expect Robinson to be heavily involved in the offense and could catch 35 to 50 balls this season and approach 1,000 yards rushing. He is a nice little sleeper to keep your eyes one. (sportsbuff.com)
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Offense plays such a huge part in the fantasy world that it's natural to wonder what team's offenses would look like, both as a unit and for individuals, if teams were able to avoid nasty things like turnovers. Oh, I know, coaches preach the value of holding onto the ball, but let's face it, some teams just can't seem to take that advice, can they? No, each year we've got a few turnover machines that kill their overall fantasy value because they're giving the ball away to much.
You know the scenario -- bad turnovers lead to poor field position and deficits -- which in turn can lead to changes in offensive schemes and gameplans. And that... 
