Jim Coventry

Jim Coventry says Washington’s lack of a quality offensive line means Akiem Hicks and the Bears’ pass rushers will have a busy day.

Jim Coventry says that once Washington QB Case Keenum finds himself playing from behind, DeMarcus Lawrence and the rest of the Dallas pass rushers are sure to have him on his heels.

Jim Coventry begins the season pointing out players whose value is elevated for the upcoming week, including Fletcher Cox, whose Eagles could be playing with the lead against the Redskins.

In preparation for late drafts and week 1 lineups, Jim Coventry gives an update on various IDP players including DeMarcus Lawrence, who will be a must-start if he’s on the field Week 1.

Jim Coventry runs down the list of IDPs who likely will miss time this season, whether it be to injury or suspension, as is the case with Patrick Peterson who is suspended for six games.

In the second of his two-part series, Jim Coventry uses projected win totals to help break ties in player valuations on draft day, this week, looking at linebackers including Kiki Alonso and Co.

Jim Coventry analyzes the Saturday DFS slate as Cincinnati's Jeff Driskel could get a lot of snaps as he's playing for his job.

In part one of Jim Coventry’s two-part series, he uses projected win totals to help break ties in player valuations on draft day, and unsurprisingly, the Patriots are favored to win the most games in 2019.

Jim Coventry concludes his three-article series with defensive backs, and coming in at third in the rankings is Keanu Neal.

Jim Coventry considers Mitchell Trubisky's development, backfield tinkering and the Bears' fearsome front seven.

In his second of three articles, Jim Coventry aims to help IDP owners find good LB values, like Tampa Bay linebacker Lavonte David, on draft day.

Jim Coventry kicks off the preseason with a three-article series to help IDP owners find outstanding values on draft day and help determine where guys like Calais Campbell should be drafted.

Jim Coventry likes Deone Bucannon and the rest of the Cardinals Linebackers against the Seahawks, who no doubt will be committed to running the football in the last game of the regular season.

The Titans have given up the third-most fantasy points to LBs over the last five weeks, so play Zach Brown and the rest of the Redskins linebackers with confidence, says Jim Coventry.

Jimmy Smith and the Ravens defensive backs should be able to amass solid tackle totals against a pressured Jameis Winston.

It’s likely Baltimore will have to throw more often than they’re comfortable with, so there’s an opportunity for Justin Houston and the rest of the Chiefs’ pass rushers to have one of their better performances of the season.

Jim Coventry expects J.J. Watt and Houston’s defense to collect some solid sack numbers against Cleveland this week.

Jim Coventry says that the Ravens are a top-10 sack unit and should have no problem grabbing a few from the Raiders, who have allowed at least four sacks in three games this season.