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 [...]
Maurice Jones-Drew is the Jacksonville offense. He’s a great player, but if the Jaguars want to compete with the Colts, Jets and Patriots, their offense is going to have to go to at least 2-D, if not 3-D.
Mike Sims-Walker — wouldn’t it be cool if the Jaguars tried to acquire as many hyphenated players as [...]
We may be only one-seventh of the way through the fantasy regular season (for those in leagues who play 14 weeks of regular season action), but that is enough to start the juices flowing for true trade-aholics like myself.
While many saner fantasy “experts” would urge patience and caution before jumping into the trading market, I’m [...]
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 [...]
For years, the AFC-South was highlighted by one Peyton Manning and the perennially powerful Indianapolis Colts.
This year, there is a chance the Colts don’t even finish in the top half of the division. Sure, part of that is because the Colts may have lost a half-step, but it is more a factor of the improvements [...]
Wasting is terrible. I hate wasting time, money or beer. But there are few things I despise more than wasting a high pick on a fantasy quarterback.
It’s completely unnecessary.
Looking at a draft list from last year, Kurt Warner was picked in the 17th round, Philip Rivers was picked in the 15th and Aaron Rodgers was [...]
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