Fantasy assassins
Staring down the possibility to be the potential No. 1 overall pick in 2008, Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford chose to stay in school.
The Sooners offensive line was not good in 2009, leaving Bradford unprotected. He only played three games, hurting his throwing shoulder in the season opener against BYU then suffering a season-ending injury to [...]
Like we said before, the NFL Draft is like Christmas in April for NFL and fantasy football fans.
Will your team get that flashy new running back you’ve always wanted or pick another overrated defensive end? According to most early mocks, your team will likely pick a non-skill player in the opening round.
But keep your hopes [...]
In the YellowPages, you let your fingers do the walking.
When it comes to fantasy football, you can let your chinstrapninjas do the surfing.
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 [...]
As we gear up for Super Bowl XLIV it can’t hurt to reminisce about some of the great moments in the history of the biggest sporting event in America.
With Super Bowl XXV begins the 4-year also-ran run of the Bufflao Bills and the Cowboys 90s dynasty.
They say the first step in making a recovery from addiction is to admit you have a problem.
Well, I am a trade-aholic. I get a rush every time a trade is accepted by both parties. I’ve completed all kinds of trades in the past, with mixed results. I have learned a lot of life lessons [...]
The Sock Exchange – 2009 Week Two
Injury Updates: The four major injuries coming into week two appear to be:
Donovan McNabb – Unlikely to play with rib injury
LaDainian Tomlinson – Gametime decision with ankle injury
Matt Cassel – Probable to come back this week.
Pierre Thomas – Knee in heavy brace but possibly on track to play
On to [...]
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