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How NFL Scheme Changes Affect Fantasy Football

The Dannies talk the Titans, Bears, and more

By Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz
Divisional Round - Tennessee Titans v New England Patriots Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images

Danny Kelly and Danny Heifetz dig in to what a few major scheme changes mean for fantasy football in 2018. The Dannies break down the Titans’ new-look offense under Matt LaFleur and why it gives Marcus Mariota a strong chance to bounce back (02:00). They then take a look at the Bears’ offensive overhaul (18:00) before diving in to why Eli Manning will maximize Saquon Barkley’s and Odell Beckham Jr.’s potential and how Pat Shurmur can make the Giants fantasy relevant again this year (34:00).

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