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 [...]
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 [...]
Hey, EP, what’s with the back-to-back Tuesday waiver post lateness?
I have no excuse, just an apology, and a look at some potential waiver wire adds. Your deadline and the starting time of my real job creep ever closer, so short and fast this week:
Two weeks from Friday, most standard fantasy leagues will see the come and go of their trade deadline.
And considering that most fantasy trades take time to develop, now is the time to really assess your team and determine if you need to make some moves.
Notice that your team is weak at a certain position? Lacking [...]
Whether it’s because of injury (Eli Manning), just plain sucktitude (Braylon Edwards) or both (Darren McFadden) you might be in search of some waiver wire help.
I’m not going to guarantee all of these guys will be available, but some should. And I’m not going to recommend any player after one good game, but there are [...]
It only took about five minutes for a cloud of fruit flies to find the cantaloupe rind I had placed on the kitchen counter.
Which got me thinking some very important thoughts.
Such as … where do the fruit flies come from? There wasn’t a single fruit fly in the house one moment, and suddenly a wave [...]
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