Watch out for Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears next year. That’s what I’ve been telling myself for weeks.
The Bears turnaround seemed to need it’s own post, similar to the Pete Carroll-Seahawks discussion.
However, once I set out on my quest for evidence to back up this argument I heard the disheartening sound of deflation.
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 [...]
Don’t look now, but the NFC North has become a league filled with offensive powerhouses in 2009. The division used to be highlighted by tough defenses and grind-it-out time-control offensive philosophies, but not this year.
The extra firepower will help any fantasy team wise enough to tap into the potential. Team-by-team previews and predictions include:
If you’ve been reading fantasy football sites online in recent weeks, I’m sure you’ve come across plenty of draft strategies. I’ve read posts about RB-RB drafts, and WR-WR drafts – in each case you choose two of the same position in the first two rounds no matter what.
I’ve also read up on the triplets strategy [...]
Anyone who has drafted yet can tell you that the middle- to late-round wide receivers are as appealing as being a high school janitor during the peak of flu season.
No one in their right mind can and should feel good about staring Laveranues Coles or Deion Branch as their WR2 — or even to rely [...]
There might not be a more important statement than the headline above when it comes to 2009 fantasy football drafts.
Everyone knows to get a RB and there are enough studs this year to make sure everyone gets one. However, you really need an elite receiver, or two, if you want to dominate this season.
I’ve run [...]
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