2014 NFL Draft Fantasy Stock Report: Tight Ends

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Fiedorowicz didn’t destroy the competition in college, but he delivered in times of need. His vacuum-like hands always seemed to cradle the ball just right. Fiedorowicz is not a dominant player like Ebron, but he can be a solid safety valve for any quarterback. As for this season we see Fiedorowicz as a suitable bye week replacement even if he doesn’t light it up early. The old Texan regime used the tight end well, but the new staff might be more exploratory early on before they realize what they have in their third rounder.

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2014 NFL Draft Fantasy Stock Report: Wide Receivers, Part I

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This year’s crop of pass catchers has often been referred to as deep. We will not dispute that theory and to further the query we now give you Part One of our Fantasy Stock Report for the wide receivers plucked in last month’s NFL Draft. This week, we break down WRs from Rounds One and Two. Next week we’ll break down the rest from Round Three on.

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2014 NFL Draft Fantasy Stock Report: Running Backs

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We think Hyde is the long-awaited solution. Gore may have one or two seasons left in him and is unlikely to have another 1,000-yard performance. Hyde will provide San Francisco with a runner similar to Gore, so the rest of this offense should be comfortable when the rook gets his chance. Expect Hyde to get 5-to-10 plays per game and we’d recommend drafting him late to reap the keeper rewards in 2015.

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2014 MLB Draft Preview: Tyler Kolek Scouting Report

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They are consistent but not particularly polished, especially the finish in his delivery. He comes across his body to the third base side of the mound, which makes you wonder if his command could be hindered. Kolek’s stuff is potentially dominant, with a fastball that hovers around 99 mph, and his 6’6”, 250-pound frame is imposing. His curveball and slider are works in progress, but of course, we love the fastball (who doesn’t?), as it can hit as high as 102, which is unprecedented for a high-schooler.

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