Navigating my way through the Two Minute Drill is always a challenge. Of course I know every player, but it’s easy to omit guys when I go from team to team. Here are some helpful tools I utilize, and hopefully you’ll be able to find some use in them as well. Please, blog, may I have some more?
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by: Brodes
Behold! It’s a tackle-happy, forwardpass slapping hierarchy of helmet paint-trading playmakers for your pre-game perusal.
Darwinistic tendencies are now in full effect inside the IDP biosphere, as we witnessed two substainal week 1 season-ending injuries in the form of Jon Beason and Eric Berry. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
The Week 2 Rankings are here! The Week 2 Rankings are here! The Week 2 Rankings are here! Don’t use them all in one place.
Oh, and join the Razzball FanDuel League It’s fun!
by: Mark Lee
When it comes to fantasy football, one of the hardest positions to predict is also one of the most coveted positions; the almighty wide receiver. There’s no better feeling than going into a matchup with an elite receiver who you can depend on for the targets, his hands, and his ability to make the big plays. Please, blog, may I have some more?
We’ve only played one week of real football and injuries are already effecting our fake football line ups. Poor Nate Kaeding. Running and trying to tackle Percy Harvin cost Kaeding his season. He didn’t sign up for running and trying to tackle! Please, blog, may I have some more?
Week 1 is always such a joy to watch. There’s that new-season smell in the air, every team in the league has Super Bowl aspirations, and you’re sure your fantasy team is headed for greatness. But for some of us, there’s less optimism heading into Week 2. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Mark Lee
Continuing where we left off with the Week 1 Rush Defense Strategy guide, I would like to note that these numbers are merely a statistical representation of defenses against the run and cannot predict anomalies such as Mendenhall’s all but absent performance in Week 1. Please, blog, may I have some more?
The five day wait between weeks 1 and 2 can be a lonely time. After months of fantasy anticipation, countless hours of research and time spent crafting your league trophy acceptance speech, 0-1 can feel a lot like 0-4. However, this is NOT the time to panic. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Mark Lee
After a somewhat surprising and certainly entertaining Week 1 of the NFL, your team could be in desperate need of something special to create the competitive edge in your matchup this week. If you had a highly ranked defense like the Steelers fall (extremely) flat and spark the downward spiral into last place in your league, you may want to start looking at the waivers for a defense that could put the life back into your team. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Jones
Hello all you fantasy footballers; I’m glad to back for another installment of target(s) practice. This year I’ll be switching things up a bit by including tight ends and running backs. After all, they’re people too and they’re just as important for setting your game day lineups. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Drew
This column highlights players with low perceived value. When a players value drops, or is low to begin with, there can be several causes. Injuries, changes in playing time and/or role, diminished skills due to aging, etc. The key to Fantasy Football is deciding whether a decrease in value is justified or not. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
I am currently watching this Raiders/Broncos game and the most entertaining aspect has been Sebastian Janikowski (Sea Kow) tying the record for longest field goal at 63 yards! Otherwise it’s a crap fest of monumental proportions. Was that another flag?
I was going to give you two posts, but decided to give you a two for one deal instead! Please, blog, may I have some more?
