It’s amazing how busy things can get and how hard it can be to take a few moments to relax and look over some fantasy football nuggets of fun.
Had several really cool posts planned for this week, and got to none of them. I want to apologize to the ninja nation for this up front.
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Notes columns are here to keep you up to date on some of the biggest headlines facing fantasy-baseballers in 2009, but while scouring headlines to regurgitate, I stumbled across a gem of information.
Chinstrap Ninjas is here to make you a better fantasy baseball player, even if it means revealing stats and facts that some of [...]
Every season different NFL players spit out career years or performances that cut back against previous performance.
Deciding which was real and which was an aberration will determine your strategy in the first three rounds of your 2009 fantasy football draft. You’ll either end up with the 2007-to-2008 crash that was Earnest Graham, or you’ll feast [...]
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Searching through the waiver wire and making the right pickups at the right times can result in huge benefits. The Stealthy Ninjas column is here to let you know the kinds of players you’ll find available on your wire and whether it’s worth wasting a roster spot on them or not.
Each week, I’ll [...]
For dynasty-leaguers, the NFL draft plays an important role in determining where we may look to draft players that will help us build for the future. Here is my early fantasy spin to Day 1’s events along with my ranking of players drafted by fantasy position.
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Matthew Stafford – Lions: I know I was down on [...]
Cribbing a little tactic from ESPN’s Matthew Berry, I’m going to give you five lists of five topics from the 2009 NFL Draft.
Hey, if I’m not going to be original, I’m at least going to cite the source.
5 top players who will be busts:
Percy Harvin, WR, Florida
Aaron Maybin, OLB, Penn State
Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State
Darrius [...]
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