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Power-Ranking the Players You Should Give Up On (or Not??)

The guys discuss what to do with underperforming players who are still too good to drop

By Danny Kelly, Danny Heifetz, and Craig Horlbeck
Buffalo Bills v Tennessee Titans Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images


We power-rank the players you just don’t know what to do with—the guys who are killing you when you start them but they’re too good to drop. Then we check in on Danny Kelly’s 22 fantasy leagues as well as the Ringer fantasy league before another edition of Fantasy Court.

Power Hour (9:26)
DK Fantasy Check-in (42:13)
Fantasy Court (49:41)

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Email us at ringerfantasyfootball@gmail.com.

Hosts: Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
Producer: Craig Horlbeck

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