OK … before I get into my list, let me preface this by saying a few things:
1. If your team has a legit shot at winning this year, you probably should not trade any of the players on this list.
2. I am predicting that these players will suffer a loss in value in the coming [...]
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When it comes to fantasy football, you can let your chinstrapninjas do the surfing.
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 [...]
Back in mid-December, one of my updates included a dig on Randy Moss during the whole “quitting on the team” thing. I’m a little ashamed.
Word came out yesterday that Moss has a separated shoulder that was first injured back in Week 5. Yes, this is the kind of injury that could heal with enough rest, [...]
With so many surprises in the fantasy football wide receiver ranks in 2009, it was kind of like your last birthday party.
You had some good friends there — like Andre Johnson and Randy Moss — some pals who you weren’t sure about, but were darn fun at the party — Miles Austin and DeSean Jackson [...]
A team-by-team fantasy review of Sunday’s NFL playoff games:
Patriots
We may have seen the last of a great 10-year dynasty. New England looked slow, out of position and frankly, unenthused to be playing
Tom Brady – Remains uncomfortable in the pocket and still showed effects of his knee surgery, typified by him not running for a score [...]
Here I was all ready to update you guys about my disastrous fantasy playoff week 1 performances, but then this news just happened.
Coach Tom Cable said Charlie Frye, not JaMarcus “The Turnover” Russell will start at QB for Oakland on Sunday.
Now, Frye is no Tom Brady. Heck, he’s probably not even as good as Matt [...]
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