导出博客文章The Denver Broncos have sent practice squad player Ryan Murphy home from their
Super Bowl camp after he was detained by police during a prostitution sting. The
rookie safety, who is yet to appear in an NFL game, was sent back to Denver soon
after he was released when San Jose police determined it was his brother who had
been involved.Murphy was due to be part of the Broncos scout team during three
practice sessions for Sundays game, which is taking place in nearby Santa Clara.
Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said: Although practice squad safety Ryan Murphy was
not cited by police, we decided it was best for the team if we continued our
preparations for Super Bowl 50 without him.Ryan is returning to Denver but his
status as a practice squad player has not changed at this time. Laura Woods is
joined by Washington Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins as they look ahead to
Super Bowl 50 The Broncos had been given Tuesday off after participating in
Super Bowl 50 Media Day on Monday. Also See: Super Bowl 50 countdown LIVE! Ten
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breakout campaigns. Yes, our early-round superstars need to show up on most
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Warren?of the?Phoenix Suns?more than?qualifies as a waiver warrior. After going
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to make a huge statistical leap, Id immediately snatch up the Pelicans Jrue
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rate while ranking 10th in both drives per game and assists per pass. Holiday is
still available in nearly 60 percent of ESPN leagues.Access the downloadable
forecaster chart PDF hereMatchup ratings are based on a scale from 1 (poor
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on where the game is to be played. The column to the left lists the teams total
number of games scheduled, as well as home games, and lists the overall rating
from 1-10 for that teams weekly schedule.Ratings roundupThe Thunder earn a
perfect rating for the upcoming slate thanks to a rich four-game stretch, two of
which should prove truly fantasy-friendly against the Brooklyn Nets and Indiana
Pacers, two teams in the top eight in pace. Shares of the Pelicans are also
intriguing this week, as they start the week against the Celtics (last in the
league in defensive rating) and the Magic, who rank 29th in that same
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dreaded 1 matchup tag. The Hornets also face an unenviable stretch, with just
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and New Orleans.Celtics shiftBoston allowed the sixth-fewest points per 100
possessions last season (100.9). This campaign the Celtics have been a bit more
generous to the opposition, at 112.3 points. Its early, but the increase
nevertheless marks a troubling 11.3 percent shift in defensive rating. Digging
deeper, Boston is last in the league in rebounding rate, securing just 45.3
percent of all available boards this season. The Celtics are also getting
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feet, the fifth-highest rate in the league.Another notable regression in
defensive production can be found in Indiana, as the Pacers had the third-best
rating last season (100.2), but currently rank 28th overall at 108.6 points per
100 possessions.Targeting turnoversFor streaming and daily fantasy purposes
alike, its helpful to know which teams turn the ball over at a disproportionate
high rate. The league average turnover rate per play has been 13.2 percent. Four
of the five highest turnover rates in the league come from teams featuring young
starting point guards. I dont think thats a coincidence.Miles aheadAs of Friday
afternoon,?C.J. Miles?of the Pacers was the second-most added player during the
past seven days in ESPN leagues. The market is warming to the idea that Miles
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least 20 minutes per game, Miles leads the league in points per touch (.517).His
upside is limited as a key bench scorer, but such an effective per-touch rate is
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Monta Ellis in the Indiana rotation. Ellis, conversely, ranks a lowly 164th in
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a huge help. To that end, here are the five softest teams within five feet of
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