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As the rest of the collective football world slowly wakes up from its Super Bowl stupor and thinks it is safe to turn its attention to college hoops and fantasy baseball, this becomes [...]
Seven of the top 10 fantasy quarterbacks made the playoffs in2010. Coincidence? No, absolutely not. The NFL is a passing league. In a passing league it’s the quarterbacks that do the passing.
I’d be willing to bet real money that one Super Bowl team, if not both of them, will feature one of the guys on [...]
A team-by-team fantasy review of Sunday’s NFL playoff games:
Patriots
We may have seen the last of a great 10-year dynasty. New England looked slow, out of position and frankly, unenthused to be playing
Tom Brady – Remains uncomfortable in the pocket and still showed effects of his knee surgery, typified by him not running for a score [...]
While I’m suggesting you pick up Leonard Weaver, and a bunch of the guys I discussed in yesterday’s 2010 auditions post, I’d like to start this update with a little thanksgiving.
Thank you Aaron Rodgers, thank you. Your proficient arm propelled the Packers to what seems like a playoff-clinching victory and kept Mason Crosby off the [...]
Two weeks from Friday, most standard fantasy leagues will see the come and go of their trade deadline.
And considering that most fantasy trades take time to develop, now is the time to really assess your team and determine if you need to make some moves.
Notice that your team is weak at a certain position? Lacking [...]
I was about to walk out the front door of The Daily Item office building the other day when I noticed the Incredible Hulk’s little brother perched on the step.
Everything about the guy was huge: Huge biceps, huge tattoos on his biceps, huge bulging wall-like structure where his neck should have been. He wore a [...]
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