UTH Academy: Pre-Draft Startup Series: IDP Special

  The UTH Academy is a seat in the dynasty classroom of Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch. These concentrated episodes allow for a deeper discussion of dynasty strategies, concepts, and advanced techniques to dominate leagues and be a consistent winner. In this episode, Chad and Doug are joined ...

UTH Academy: Pre-Draft Startup Series: The Late Rounds

  The UTH Academy is a seat in the dynasty classroom of Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch. These concentrated episodes allow for a deeper discussion of dynasty strategies, concepts, and advanced techniques to dominate leagues and be a consistent winner. In this episode, Chad and Doug discuss ...

UTH Academy: Pre-Draft Startup Series: The Middle Rounds

  The UTH Academy is a seat in the dynasty classroom of Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch. These concentrated episodes allow for a deeper discussion of dynasty strategies, concepts, and advanced techniques to dominate leagues and be a consistent winner. In this episode, Chad and Doug discuss ...

UTH Academy: Pre-Draft Startup Series: The Early Rounds

  The UTH Academy is a seat in the dynasty classroom of Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch. These concentrated episodes allow for a deeper discussion of dynasty strategies, concepts, and advanced techniques to dominate leagues and be a consistent winner. In this episode, Chad and Doug break ...

Malcolm Agnew: Running Back Arbitrage

  Malcolm Agnew killed his recent pro day, but did it make a sound? Not really as the off-the-radar name played his college ball at Southern Illinois. However, Agnew had a good projection model score early in the pre-draft process and improved upon it with his ...

*NEW* Process for Premium Podcasts, UTH-2-GO Downloads

The clunky nature of downloading audio content from UTHDynasty.com has been a speed bump in the opening months of the added features. You had to go into each individual post and download them or stream them. While still not perfect, now there is a far ...

Player Spotlight: Duke Johnson

  Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch go in-depth with young talent, discussing their game and how it translates to the NFL level. In each episode a single player is front-and-center for 10-20 minutes. In this installment: Duke Johnson This premium podcast episode is for Head Coach (or higher) Subscribers only. Not ...

The Super 6: The Well-Rounded Running Back Prospects of 2015

  There are a myriad of ways to slice and dice metrics and especially the projection model I reference on a near-daily basis here at UTHDynasty. One exercise I like to do at each position before the NFL Draft each year is a simple, but important one: which ...

Vince Mayle: Final Comparables

  Vince Mayle has prototypical size, but had a poor NFL Combine this offseason. Also, Mayle will be 24 years old when beginning his rookie season in 2015. Does his historical peers offer reason for optimism....or more logs on the 'bust' fire? Here is a metric ...

Justin Hunter: Projection Model Checkup

  After the first two NFL seasons, I commonly like to check in with the prospects in terms of career arc - especially the ones that have yet to breakout. Justin Hunter fits that criteria well with tepid seasons of 6-8 PPG in 2013 and 2014. ...

Mycole Pruitt: Comparable Prospects

  Mycole Pruitt was a lost name before his impressive NFL Combine performance got him on the mass populous radar. With the tight end crop in 2015 being largely Maxx Williams and a band of 'meh' following, Pruitt is a vital name within the position's evaluation ...

Player Spotlight: Phillip Dorsett

  Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch go in-depth with young talent, discussing their game and how it translates to the NFL level. In each episode a single player is front-and-center for 10-20 minutes. In this installment: Phillip Dorsett This premium podcast episode is for Head Coach (or higher) Subscribers only. Not ...

Devin Funchess: Pick a Position

  Devin Funchess is still on the positional merry-go-round for his fantasy football future. Which suits him best from a metric perspective? Here are his comparable prospects at both wide receiver and tight end: Wide Receiver Below Funchess on the chart is a rather unappealing group of flameouts ...

Sammie Coates: Comparable Prospects

  Sammie Coates is one of the more athletic wide receivers in the 2015 NFL Draft class. That is not news. However, his one-hit wonder production profile gives pause to his overt physical traits. Here are his prospect peers by the numbers: Comparable Matrix                     The first observation is that ...

Player Spotlight: Devin Funchess

  Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch go in-depth with young talent, discussing their game and how it translates to the NFL level. In each episode a single player is front-and-center for 10-20 minutes. In this installment: Devin Funchess This premium podcast episode is for Head Coach (or higher) Subscribers only. Not ...

The Fall of Cordarrelle Patterson

  The Vikings traded for Mike Wallace and Charles Johnson emerged as the lead receiver in 2014. Greg Jennings was solid and Cordarrelle Patterson went from a weekly fantasy starter at the end of 2013 to almost off the team. As of writing this article, Patterson ...

Javorius Allen: Comparable Prospects

  Javorius Allen is yet another big-bodied and athletic enough running back in the deep 2015 class. Since Reggie Bush back in 2006, the history of USC runners has been a rough one from Joe McKnight to Allen Bradford to Silas Redd. Will Javorius Allen buck ...

Cameron Artis-Payne: Round Me Out

  Some prospects are easy to root for in terms of their future fantasy football impact. Others make things difficult. Which group includes 2015 NFL Draft running back prospect Cameron Artis-Payne from Auburn? Athleticism At 5'10" and 212 pounds, Cameron Artis-Payne is close to the ideal size for ...

Best Ball Dynasty Startup Journey Part 6: Final Frontier

  This startup draft series continues as teams build their important core rosters. Read up on the format of the league (dynasty best ball), scoring, and opening rounds of draft commentary and analysis here: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 With 15 rounds in the books, it is ...

Karlos Williams: Athleticism v. Production

  Karlos Williams, if he was not on the mainstream dynasty minds before the NFL Combine, he certainly got there with an impressive 4.48 40-time at 230 pounds. Size Matters The 'big man that can move' category for running backs is a legit one as the age of the ...