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Fantasy Football Almanac) in the Marketplace Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 8 Why Does This Matter? ................................................................................................................................ 8 Definitions: .................................................................................................................................................... 8 Position Rankings: ................................................................................................................................. 8 Sleeper Classification: ........................................................................................................................... 9 Methodology: ................................................................................................................................................ 9 Fantasy Opportunity Ranking: .............................................................................................................. 9 Running Backs: ...................................................................................................................................... 9 Wide Receivers: ........................................................................................................................................ 9 Draft Rankings & Strategy: We Perform the Intense Analysis and Make the Draft Easy for You ......... 9 Why We Are the Best .......................................................................................................................... 10 Win/Loss Totals ................................................................................................................................... 10 Our Philosophy ............................................................................................................................................ 10 AFC East....................................................................................................................................................... 12 Buffalo Bills ............................................................................................................................................. 12 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 12 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 14 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 15 Miami Dolphins ....................................................................................................................................... 17 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 17 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 17 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 19 New England Patriots .............................................................................................................................. 21 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 21 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 22 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 23 New York Jets .......................................................................................................................................... 25 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 25 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 26 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 27 AFC North .................................................................................................................................................... 30 Baltimore Ravens .................................................................................................................................... 30 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 30 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 30 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 31 Cincinnati Bengals ................................................................................................................................... 34 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 34 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 34 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 35 Cleveland Browns .................................................................................................................................... 38 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 38 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 39 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 40 Pittsburgh Steelers .................................................................................................................................. 42 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 42 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 43 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 44 AFC South .................................................................................................................................................... 47 Houston Texans ....................................................................................................................................... 47 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 47 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 48 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 48 Indianapolis Colts .................................................................................................................................... 51 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 51 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 52 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 53 Jacksonville Jaguars ................................................................................................................................. 55 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 55 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 55 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 57 Tennessee Titans ..................................................................................................................................... 59 2017 Fantasy Opportunity Summary (Offensive Positions): ............................................................... 59 2018 Offseason Analysis ..................................................................................................................... 60 2018 Fantasy Outlook ......................................................................................................................... 61 AFC West ..................................................................................................................................................... 64 Denver Broncos ....................................................................................................................................... 64 2017 Fantasy Opportunity
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