Danny Heifetz is a Staff Writer at The Ringer. He has been covering the NFL since 2016, with a focus on team sports, particularly in the realm of fantasy football. Danny is featured in Knowledia, Newswav, and The Ringer.
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Danny Heifetz mainly covers sports, focusing on fantasy football and the NFL. His articles often include event coverage and announcements related to these topics. If you are planning to reach out to him, consider providing insights into fantasy football strategies, player analysis for upcoming games or seasons, or exclusive information about team rosters.
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It’s hard to win at fantasy football—and it’s even harder to win while also having fun playing each week. Here’s a guide to (hopefully) help you do both.
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Daboll’s Giants lost big, lost late, and lost often: Their record over Daboll’s three and a half seasons in charge was 20-40-1. The “smart” from his motto became “scared.” A prime example is the loss against the Bears on Sunday: The Giants were afraid of a potential backlash against elevating Jameis Winston over Russell Wilson as backup QB, which cost them dearly when Wilson ended up playing haplessly once again in relief of Jaxson Dart. “Tough” was replaced by “reckless,” especially with how Daboll deployed Dart. Dart’s rushing prowess became the focus of the offense this season, and he’s been evaluated for a concussion four times—including against Chicago, when he was diagnosed with one. So after the Giants blew a 10-point fourth-quarter lead against the Bears on Sunday—their fourth blown double-digit lead of the year— and
