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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 [...]
Only two playoff games have been completed so far, and already there’s plenty to talk about looking forward to our 2010 fantasy drafts/auctions/keeper decisions.
Take, for instance, Shonn Greene. He was awesome against the Bengals – 21-135-1 – and had an awesome week – 19-144-2 – during the season. Is Thomas Jones done in NY? Is [...]
Matchup rankings are hardly actual rankings, more of a “don’t be surprised if” kind of thing.
Should you care? Absolutely. I have Donovan McNabb in several leagues and I’m sweating my starting spot. If you’re in the same boat, and one of these guys is an option, why not take a chance and swing for the [...]
For a majority of Thursday night’s season opener between the Steelers and Titans, the game didn’t resemble much of a football contest, but more sumo wrestling match. The teams smacked each other around until both sides were weary. I know I was weary just watching the game.
However, in the middle of this low scoring slugfest, [...]
If you haven’t already drafted all of your teams, you’ll likely wrap everything up this weekend.
For those of you with selections to make, I’ve got some hurry-up thoughts:
Quarterbacks
Byron Leftwich was the best choice as starter in Tampa Bay. That doesn’t mean you should own any of their QBs. Take that back, pick up Josh Freeman [...]
I could take time to drool all over my 2009 QB love affair with Matt Schaub. I could call him a sleeper, but let’s face it … he isn’t (even though I call him one here).
It seems that everyone is targeting him in the middle of their respective drafts.
A true sleeper is a player that [...]
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