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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 [...]
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:
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 [...]
While most every fantasy football redraft league isn’t thinking about a draft until later in the summer, many dynasty leagues are starting their respective rookie drafts now that the dust has settled from the official 2009 NFL Draft.
As a frequenter of the fantasy football cafe website, I noticed a pretty cool activity where they encourage [...]
For fantasy football players of every kind, the NFL Draft plays an important role in determining players to pick in upcoming rookie drafts. Here is my early fantasy spin on Day 2’s events. Players are listed by position and order selected not necessarily in order as I would rate them.
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No QB on Day 2 has [...]
A couple months ago, I came up with the idea for my magnum opus of a fantasy football league. I always wanted to play in a league that mirroed the NFL as closely as possible. I also love auction drafts. So, I merged these ideas into a full dynasty league with an initial auction draft, [...]
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