Extra Points

This thread is for Football Outsiders to keep a continuous listing of the changes and updates made to the 2018 KUBIAK preseason fantasy football projections. Please do not post to this discussion thread if you are not FO staff. If you have questions about this year's KUBIAK projections, please send them to our mailbag (Contact Us).

Unless you get sadistic pleasure out of watching Richard Bartel short-arm out routes, last night's Hall of Fame game lacked entertainment. Not to worry, loyal FO reader, NFL entertainment returns today in the form of our "Wisdom of Crowds" feature. Over the next four weeks, we'll use our @fboutsiders Twitter account to get your fantasy projections for a player or two each day.

At the end of each week, I'll compile the responses, and have a post the following week about what our readership had to say. Last year, you were pretty darn prescient.

So, if you want to participate, make sure to follow us on Twitter, and check in every day for the next month.

The debut of the new EdjSports coach rankings comes with a video talking about some of the best and worst coaching decisions of the 2019 season so far.

Two AFC playoff hopefuls lose players for a significant period, but the most notable injury of the weekend afflicts a player who isn't (yet) in the NFL.

We probably should have posted an Extra Point earlier this week about the workout the NFL had arranged for veteran free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick, but the whole situation was so weird that it was hard to believe anything was going to happen until it happened.

Several players have been suspended following the brawl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns in the closing seconds of Thursday Night Football. 

Big injuries in Kansas City and Chicago headine our quick-fire look at the major injury news from Week 10.

Interesting idea here from ESPN's Brian Burke: reduce penalties in the NFL by increasing the penalty for breaking the rules. The idea is that if we make holding a 15-yard penalty, or a loss of down, offensive linemen will hold less. Same thing goes for defensive penalties.

This week, we celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first college football game, which really wasn't a college football game at all.

The Panthers put Cam Newton on IR today, as he just has never been able to recover from the Lis Franc injury suffered against the Patriots in the preseason. Kyle Allen will remain their starting quarterback for the rest of the year.