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Trade: Chad Wingard a Hawk

Chad Wingard can do things on a football field that others can only dream of doing. When at his peak Wingard is one of the most spectacular players in the league. He has speed, XFactor, remarkable goal sense, a more than useless overhead mark and can win his own ball

Trade: Taylor Duryea a Bulldog

Once upon a time Taylor Duryea showed some fantasy relevance, back in 2015 he had 6 scores in AFLFantasy and SuperCoach of 90+. However since that year especially in the past 2 seasons Tay’s struggled to maintain his place in the Hawks side and has been used in a variety

Trade: Tom Scully a Hawk

Shock, outrage and confusion flooded the football community when this trade went through at the ‘small’ compensation was a future round 4 pick, in reality a pick approximately around the range of 60 in next years draft, or to out in more blunt a ‘salary cap dump’ trade. Depending on

Injury Creates Opportunity, but for who?

Monday held confirmation of plenty of bad news for fantasy football coaches. Rory Sloane, Josh Kennedy and Isaac Heeney will all miss significant chunks (or in Heeney’s case all) of the 2020 season. Injuries suck, no matter what format or style of the fantasy football games you play. However, there is always one positive that can come from it. With every injury, it creates new opportunities for others within their team. For astute fantasy coaches, it can open up some great new scoring options than just last week weren’t even possible.