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Billy Stonick has over 20 years of fantasy baseball experience starting at the ripe old age of 11. Outside of the stats world, Billy tours sports stadiums and national parks throughout the country and is an adventure junkie.
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Travis Homer Will Need To Have A Big Game
Seattle Seahawks running back Travis Homer struggled in last week's game against the Eagles, but he's probably going to be a critical weapon in Seattle's game against Green Bay this Sunday. While Homer only gained 12 yards on 11 carries against Philly, the Packers have been one of the most susceptible teams in the league... Read More
Russell Wilson Facing An Uphill Battle
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has faced a few stingy defenses this year, and so far he's won more of those games than he's lost. This week, he'll face another strong passing defense, and if he's going to win, he's going to have to do it in one of the toughest places in the league.... Read More
Jason Myers Bounces Back After Block
Seattle Seahawks kicker Jason Myers got off to a rough start on Sunday in Philadelphia when his first attempted field goal of the game was blocked. The 35-yard attempt was substantially deflected at the line of scrimmage and fell dead off to the right of the play. However, Myers was able to bounce back and... Read More
Jadeveon Clowney Leads Seahawks Defense To Win
Seattle Seahawks defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was critical in the Seahawks Defense preventing Philadelphia from scoring a single touchdown in Seattle's win on Sunday. Unfortunately, he'll be far more remembered for the brutal hit he laid on Carson Wentz that forced Wentz out of the game due to a concussion. While the initial hit appeared... Read More
Jacob Hollister Has A Rough Day In Philly
Seattle Seahawks tight end Jacob Hollister had one of the worst games of his career on Sunday. It wasn't just that Hollister only caught two passes for a total of 16 yards. It was that when he wasn't catching passes, he was committing penalties. Hollister got called for a pair of false starts and an... Read More
David Moore Comes Up Huge For Seahawks
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver David Moore didn't set any records like his teammate D.K. Metcalf did, but he played a huge role in Sunday's win against the Eagles. First, while working as the team's punt returner, Moore made a fair catch on Philly's first punt. However, the Eagles' gunner apparently completely missed it, and he... Read More
Marshawn Lynch Bashes In Another TD
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch didn't put up a run worthy of decades of highlight reels again, but handshakes were all around as Lynch battered his way through a handful of defenders to plunge his way into the end zone from five yards out. The touchdown run came with just a minute left in... Read More
Travis Homer Struggles In First Playoff Action
Seattle Seahawks running back Travis Homer gave everyone some excitement last week when it looked like he might be able to handle the primary role in the backfield for the Seahawks, but Sunday's game will make everyone think twice. Homer was held to just 12 rushing yards on 11 attempts, fumbled (and recovered it), and... Read More
Tyler Lockett Plays A Strong Second Fiddle
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett isn't the one getting all the headlines following Sunday night's win over the Eagles, but he put up a fine performance. Lockett finished with four catches for 62 yards on a night when Seattle leaned heavily on their passing game. With the run game all but dead in the... Read More
D.K. Metcalf Shines On The Big Stage
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver D.K. Metcalf showed he was bigger than the moment on Sunday night when he roasted the Eagles in his first career playoff game. Metcalf set a new NFL record for yards in a rookie's playoff debut by hauling in seven passes for 160 yards and a touchdown. He also shattered Seattle's... Read More
Russell Wilson Throws For 325 Yards In Win
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson didn't have the best game of his career on Sunday night in Philadelphia, but he made the throws that he needed to make when he needed to make them. Seattle's running game was pretty much shut down for the duration of the game, outside of Wilson's own scrambles, so Wilson... Read More
Jason Myers May Be Critical To Victory
Seattle Seahawks kicker Jason Myers was perfect the last time he kicked in Philly, drilling a short field goal and a pair of extra points. He'll hope to keep the good times going on Sunday when Seattle faces off against the Eagles in the Wild Card round. It's Myers first trip to the playoffs, and... Read More
D.K. Metcalf Has Chance For Redemption
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver D.K. Metcalf will get his first crack at the playoffs on Sunday when Seattle visits the Philadelphia Eagles for the second time this season. In blustery, rainy conditions the first time around, Metcalf had an ugly drop on a touchdown pass that hit him directly in the hands. Seattle would hang... Read More
David Moore Could Play A Big Role
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver David Moore could end up being one of the team's key components in Sunday's playoff game. With Malik Turner out and Jaron Brown questionable, Moore will be the team's clear-cut No. 3 receiver. Facing a defense that regularly removes tight ends, Moore could be tasked with picking up some of the... Read More
Russell Wilson Looks To Play Better In Philly
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson won when he went to Philadelphia in Week 12, but he'll hope to play better en route to a win this time around. While Seattle won the game, Wilson had an uncharacteristically bad game. The weather took a lot of the blame though, as it was a wet, windy day.... Read More
Tyler Lockett Should See Lots Of Work
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett just finished the first 1,000-yard season of his career, and now he'll get the chance to play a key role in Seattle's run for a championship. With a depleted run game and facing a team who specializes in removing tight ends from the equation, Lockett and fellow wideouts D.K.... Read More
Jason Myers Finishes With Three More Extra Points
Seattle Seahawks kicker Jason Myers knocked through every kick presented to him on Sunday night, but all three were for extra points instead of field goals. For the first time in over three months, Myers wasn't asked to kick a single field goal in a game. The blank day allowed him to finish the regular... Read More
Tre Flowers Makes Back-To-Back Big Plays
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Tre Flowers made a couple of huge plays to help keep the Seahawks in it early. First, he sacked quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo when he went completely unblocked on a cornerback blitz. Then, with the ball in George Kittle's hands and San Francisco bearing down on the first-down marker, he was able to... Read More
Jacob Hollister Falls Two Inches Short
Seattle Seahawks tight end Jacob Hollister was traded to Seattle by New England for a seventh-round draft pick this past April. Eight months later, he missed being the city's hero by two inches. Hollister was dialed up for a short slant across the middle in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter of Sunday night's... Read More
Tyler Lockett Finishes With A Dependable Performance
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Tyler Lockett has slid right into the role that Doug Baldwin left behind. Undersized and somewhat ignored, Lockett hauled in 82 of 110 passes thrown his way this season, finishing with a 6-for-7 performance against San Francisco on Sunday night. His 1,052 yards won't win him any postseason awards across the... Read More
D.K. Metcalf Brings In Final TD Of The Decade
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver D.K. Metcalf didn't have his most impressive game of the season on Sunday, catching just 50% of the passes sent his way, but he snagged a laser beam as it passed over his head late in the fourth quarter. That catch brought Seattle within striking distance, and though the comeback fell... Read More
Marshawn Lynch Delivers A TD In Return
Suiting up once again for the Seattle Seahawks, running back Marshawn Lynch gave the home crowd what they wanted when he took a flying leap into the end zone early in the fourth quarter. Lynch delivered from one yard out, helping close the gap and giving Seattle a chance to come back. Beast Mode wasn't... Read More
Travis Homer Does Well In Starting Role
Seattle Seahawks running back Travis Homer was thrust into the starting role on Sunday night in the team's critical rivalry game after Chris Carson (hip) and C.J. Prosise (arm) both went down last week. The team signed Marshawn Lynch in the meantime, but Homer was expected to get the bulk of the work. He ended... Read More
Russell Wilson Almost Leads Comeback
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson got off to another slow start on Sunday night, but he came roaring back and almost brought Seattle back for the win. With his team down by five and enough time for one last play, Wilson threw a short pass over the middle to Jacob Hollister as Hollister made for... Read More
Michael Badgley Stays Perfect On Extra Points
Los Angeles Chargers kicker Michael Badgley may have had some early hiccups on field goals as he came back from a lingering groin injury, but extra points were never a problem. Badgley knocked three more through the uprights on Sunday against the Chiefs, bringing his season stats to a perfect 19-for-19 on the freebies. Badgley's... Read More
Michael Davis Makes Interception Count
Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Michael Davis provided the third interception of the afternoon against vaunted quarterback Patrick Mahomes, but Davis' was the first one to count after the refs got involved. Two early interceptions of Mahomes were overturned due to rule infractions, so when Davis caught the pass that hit him square in the chest... Read More
Hunter Henry Finishes Season With Touchdown
Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry may never surpass Antonio Gates as the greatest tight end in franchise history, but he may be remembered for being the recipient of Philip Rivers' final touchdown pass with the team. Henry brought in the eight-yard sling from Rivers late in the fourth quarter of Sunday's contest, putting... Read More
Mike Williams Breaks The 1,000-Yard Mark
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams snagged both of the first two passes lobbed his way on Sunday to mark his first 1,000-yard season in the pros. Williams performed the feat while catching just 49 passes on the season, the first time anyone has done that in nine years. Unfortunately, Williams disappeared in the... Read More
Keenan Allen Sets New Franchise Reception Record
Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen hauled in nine passes on Sunday against the Chiefs to set a new all-time mark for the Chargers. Allen's 104 receptions are the most ever by a Chargers receiver, and Allen finished the season with 1,199 yards as well. That makes three straight years where Allen has topped... Read More
Austin Ekeler Falls Seven Yards Short
Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler got plenty of opportunities on Sunday, but the Kansas City Chiefs were prepared for the shifty back. Ekeler was on the precipice of breaking the 1,000-yard mark for receiving yards, giving LA a trio of 1,000-yard receivers, but he ended up just seven yards short of the mark.... Read More
