Ok, so my husband is a fantasy football legend and regularly wins our leagues. He said you need better running backs. Switch your two running backs to Gus Edwards and Zack Moss for this week. The two RBs you have in now are sharing carries with other members of their team, while Edwards and Moss are the starting running backs. If you have an IR spot (for the player on Injured Reserve), put Diontae Johnson there and pick up the best available wide receiver or running back. If you don’t have an IR spot, drop Washington’s defense and pick up a WR or RB.

I know nothing about Fantasy Football but my office does stuff like this all the time. Fantasy Football, Final Four, a bracket for the Bachelor & Bachelorette, and has even done a Dead Pool. I’m not into these at all but I participate & I usually do well with this strategy. I find the 2 biggest fan group on Facebook and join them. I skim & look for which members alway seem to have spoilers or be right. I make a point to check their public posts & group activity weekly & is it to inform my decisions. I visit their profile & look to see what podcasts and people they follow related to the topic. I visit these & decide if they’re helpful or not. This always gets me pretty high up early on. So then, knowing nothing, I appear to be an expert. And I start dropping nuggets to the other people in the pool. If my Rando FB spoiler guy says the worst thing you can do is play players X, Y, and Z. I let the others in the pool accidentally overhear me tell someone playing players X & Y would be smart & not to play Z (and I cite the reasons FB guy said.) Then the people in my pool start making dumb mistakes right when it’s harder for me to make lucky stolen logic guesses. Good luck!!!

I was gonna say bench Marquise Brown. Instead of Tank Dell, I’d pick Adam Thielen but that’s also because the Panthers are my geographic team (my area). I’ve been a Packers girl though since 3rd grade (the late 70s when they really sucked).

Lacie, I am so not competitive & know bupkus about the fantasy foosball so here’s my suggestion. Lose. Come in dead fucking last. And lose with all the Maliciousness of a goddess and have a blast doing it! Dance. Sing. That is a win in itself!

I joined my guys team a few years ago BUT made him promise not to tell the guys who I was until the end o fthe season. I knew nothing and based my lineup on who did well the previous week. Typically by the 4th week I was doing ok. My first season I came in 2nd and felt pretty good. I still have no clue what I’m doing but it’s fun so I don’t care. The guys do know who I am now and when I do manage a win I can rub it in with much amusement. Somehow losing to me is worse than losing to the guys. Keep at it, you’ll find your groove!