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Home field advantage in football refers to the benefit the home team has over the visiting team. Playing at home can have big implications in football especially when it comes to crowd noise. Home-field advantage in football also plays a large role in the playoffs. The home team in the playoffs is going to be … Read more
If you are reading this article that means you are likely getting close to the fantasy football playoffs. This is the most crucial time in the fantasy football season which means you should know exactly what playoffs in fantasy football are all about. Playoff Formats The first thing you need to understand about playoffs is … Read more
ADP in fantasy football stands for average draft position. This statistic shows where each player is typically drafted. For example, if a player’s ADP is 42 then on average he is the 42nd player selected in a fantasy draft. This can be a handy tool when drafting as it gives you an idea of how … Read more
PPR in fantasy football stands for points per reception. Points per reception is a fantasy format that awards players with points for each catch they make. Standard fantasy football leagues award points for yards and touchdowns but not catches. In PPR format each reception by a receiver is going to be worth one fantasy point. … Read more
Professional baseball players playing in the MLB make more money than football players in the NFL. The average MLB salary in 2020 was 4.03 million per year. The average NFL salary in 2020 was 3.26 million per year. Of the major four sports leagues in the United States baseball earns the second most and football … Read more
Basketball players on average earn significantly more than football players. The average salary in the NBA in 2020 was 8.32 million while the 2020 average salary for an NFL player was 3.26 million. This means on average NBA players are going to be making over twice as much as NFL players. The NBA is the … Read more
There are several different jackets that football players are known for wearing. The large jackets worn by NFL players in cold weather games are called sideline capes. The jackets worn by football players in high school are called letterman jackets. Quarterbacks and wide receivers may also wear protective equipment referred to as flak jackets. You … Read more
The main reason that football players wear hats on the sideline is to keep the sun/sweat out of their eyes and because helmets often mess up a player’s hair. If you watch NFL games often you have likely noticed that when players head to the sideline they will take their helmet off and quickly replace … Read more
Route running in football refers to a receiver’s ability to generate separation from a defender when running a receiving pattern. Players who are elite route runners are able to beat defenders consistently due to their technique and skill. For many new to football wide receivers’ ability to catch the ball is believed to be their … Read more
The front office in football refers to the employees of the organization responsible for drafting players, negotiating contracts, trading, and bidding for free agents. The front office includes the General Manager, President/CEO, director of pro personnel, and director of college scouting. Many football fans hear the term front office and do not necessarily know what … Read more