A fantasy bumper is a player that should perform significantly better than average this week. There are generally two reasons for this: 1) an established player has a good matchup or 2) poor performance or injury to teammate will give the player more opportunities. In the first case, these players are already owned so you want to make sure they are in your lineup. In the second case, they could be a valuable pickup. Since this is a stats-based site and not a fantasy site, and I maintain this site on top of my day job while trying to raise a son and keep my wife from realizing she could do a lot better, these results are based on the best, most recent stats available to me and nothing more. It falls on you to do your own research. You can get fantasy rankings here.
Kolton Browning is in a walking boot and North Texas has the country's 96th best defense, a perfect storm of opportunity for Cody Wells. The model also sees Monterrell Washington having a good game for ULM.
With Lamar and Daniels out for South Florida, all eyes will turn to Demetris Murray. The model sees a big game for Murray against a Miami defense that is 121st in rush yards allowed per game.
Collin Klein is good, Baylor is not. How's that for analysis? The same goes for Sankey, Price and Colorado. Louisiana Tech offers the dynamic fantasy combination of a high scoring offense and non-existent defense, so Chuckie Keeton should have a huge day.
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