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Week 5 Fantasy Football Rankings: Defense/special teams

Week 5 Fantasy Football Rankings: Defense/special teams

It's the first four-team bye week of the season, but among the Chiefs, Jaguars, Saints and Seahawks, only one unit will actually be "missed" in our fantasy football defense rankings for Week 5.It's a good time for this to happen, as there are only a couple worthwhile "matchup sleepers" and potential waiver wire pickups this week.Owners of the Seahawks will have a tough decision to make -- drop Seattle for a new D/ST or carry two defenses?
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Week 4 Fantasy Football Rankings: Defense/special teams

Week 4 Fantasy Football Rankings: Defense/special teams

The first bye week has robbed our fantasy football defense rankings for Week 4 of two pretty good units in the Packers and Eagles, but there are enough "matchup sleepers" and waiver wire pickups out there that you should be able to find a competitive unit.However, it should be noted that this is one of those weeks where we'd like a lot of teams better if they were at home.Perhaps that shouldn't matter after Week 3's impressive showing by road dogs, but admit it -- you'd feel better about the Chiefs in KC instead of in Pittsburgh.
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Fantasy football rankings, 2016: Defense/special teams for Week 4

Fantasy football rankings, 2016: Defense/special teams for Week 4

Week 4 of the NFL season is upon us, and bye weeks are finally beginning to take place.This week, the Green Bay Packers, who've massively underperformed, and perhaps the surprise defense of the year — Philadelphia — will take its bye week.As you'll see, the Broncos are essentially a consensus No.
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Fantasy football rankings, 2016: Defense/special teams for Week 5

Fantasy football rankings, 2016: Defense/special teams for Week 5

The bye week brigade is expanding in Week 5, with Jacksonville, Kansas City, New Orleans, and Seattle having the week off.That comes after three of those were a top-12 defense in Week 4 (do I really need to say which team didn't make the top 12?).The NFL's No.
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