This year there is going to be a greater effort here at The Sock Exchange to put out relevant fantasy football information and intelligence for you the fantasy football aficionado.
These next few weeks, I will look back statistically at the 2009 football season and try to give fantasy players some useful stats to use in [...]
Read a tweet by @razzball Sunday that totally echoed what I’ve been thinking for a while – Devin Hester should focus on kick returns.
He’s shown flashes as a receiver, but he’s a complete game-breaker when his electric return game is a factor.
Enter Devin Aromashodu, a third-year receiver out of Auburn. With Hester nursing a calf [...]
Every week, every game brings a storyline or two that fantasy-footballers had better follow. Week 9 was no different.
While Matt Forte and Steve Slaton continued their downward spiral, Chris Johnson and Ray Rice continued their strong play.
Also, Clinton Portis got hurt and Chris Chambers scored twice. Yes, Chris Chambers. What does all of that mean [...]
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 [...]
Those wily defenses were at it this week.
First we have the porous Titans defense actually standing up to an opponent and backing up Vince Young enough to get a win, then we have the Broncos D giving up 30 points and nearly 300 yards to the Ravens.
Could we have seen it coming? Yes and no.
Take [...]
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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