You know that today’s opening of free agency in the NFL could be remarkable when there are already major moves taking place.
Take, for example, the Jets acquiring ultra-talented cornerback Antonio Cromartie for a third-round draft pick (it changes to a second-rounder depending on his playing time). Sure Cromartie has a host of off-field issues, but [...]
For any fantasy football general manager from the 2000s, it has been an unusual seven days.
LaDainian Tomlinson — one of the best running backs of all time — Brian Wesbrook — the greatest Eagles running back of all time — and Thomas Jones — who is 190 yards behind Earl Campbell on the all-time rushing [...]
When my dynasty league started in 2008, I searched the Internet for help and insight as to how to draft and found very little. After two years and one championship, I have become much better at figuring out how to dominate.
When doing a dynasty league, you just need to remember that you’re going to have these [...]
Put down the torches and pitchforks folks, there’s a reason – there’s always a reason.
I drafted Shonn Greene in a dynasty league this year and I said in this January 2009 post that I think he’ll be the best running back to come out of the 2009 class.
It’s the beginning of a new year, and the beginning of a new decade.
Could this be the year of the Chinstrap Ninja? The decade of the Chinstrap Ninja?
Who knows? In either case, we put out some posts this year. Actually, a lot of posts. Based on our site statistics program, readers liked some better than [...]
Want a formula for a record-breaking performance? Pit two teams with nothing to lose, and who are awful at tackling, against each other.
Understand the Chinstrap Ninjas are not questioning Josh Cribbs’ and Jerome Harrison’s skills. They’re very good. However, they were provided a great opportunity this week against the lowly Chiefs – who also took [...]
You are currently browsing the Chinstrap Ninjas weblog archives for 'running backs' tag.
Longer entries are truncated. Click the headline of an entry to read it in its entirety.
ESPN headlines