Author: @Cjacksondraft

Game Week 6 is in the books, and yet some of the highest performers are still under-owned in Draft Fantasy. Here are a few of the most intriguing players that might still be available in your standard scoring league. Oumar Niasse, FWD, Everton No two ways about it, this year’s new look Everton squad has been struggling for goals. Sandro Ramirez isn’t a central striker, and neither is an aging and embattled Wayne Rooney. When Oumar Niasse came on against Bournemouth, it was almost as if the answer was staring Ronald Koeman in the face the whole time: play...

The Waiver Wire article has to dig deep this week in the absence of many breakthrough performances, and many previous selections becoming higher owned. However, there are some good players still available who are looking to return to their former glory. Davinson Sánchez, DEF, Tottenham Sánchez (7% owned) has made a great start to his life at Spurs. In the Premier League, he went the distance playing all 90 minutes as part of a back three while earning clean sheets against Everton and Swansea. The 21-year old Colombian even had a strong performance in the mid-week Champions League win...

The Waiver Wire article just about writes itself this week with all the strong performances – let’s look at some of the players who are widely available. Pascal Groß, MID, Brighton Groß (1% owned) exploded on Saturday against West Brom to the tune of two goals and an assist, thereby playing a role in Brighton’s first three Premier League goals. That’s more than a dozen points in a single game, 11 more games like that and he’ll have a proper “gross.” This is certainly no knock on teammate Davy Pröpper (1%), who had two goals for the Netherlands the...

Antonio Conte is a very particular manager, and he wants his Chelsea players to be in synch with his playing philosophy. His three-at-the-back formation last season made a star out of Marcos Alonso who played so far up the pitch he could often have mistaken for an out-and-out winger instead of a defender. With Chelsea leading the league in clean sheets and Alonso leading all defenders in goals scored, he was the 7th highest scorer overall on a points-per-game basis – top defender by some distance. For Draft Fantasy managers who took a gamble on Alonso on the waiver...