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by: JB Gilpin
So I just picked up Fifa 12 the other day, you know, for the other football, and I’m getting really into the online “Head-to-Head Seasons” (hit me up on twitter if you have Fifa and wanna play some time @jbgilpin) where you are matched up against a comparable team and a comparable opponent. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Although I try to look at the bye weeks as the opportunity to gain the upper hand rather than a sore spot in the season, it really limits the ability to stream defenses each week. However, one advantage of the bye weeks for team defenses is that managers will be dropping defenses as they try to fill gaps in their lineup without having to drop playmakers. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Fantasy Football thoughts and opinions heading into NFL Week 5.
“Points Allowed” provided by MyFantasyLeague.com
Bye: Baltimore, Dallas, Miami, St. Louis, Washington, Cleveland
The bye weeks are here! The bye weeks are here! The bye weeks are here! That statement isn’t usually riddled with that much excitement, but bye weeks are The Backup Plan’s niche market. We’re here to make dealing with team’s off-weeks as easy getting Mark Sanchez to turn the ball over. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Crazy Gabey
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(Doc’s Note: I’d like for you to welcome Mike and give him a warm Razzball welcome! Here are his takes on this week’s slate of games.)
Philadelphia at Buffalo
This game is shaping up to be a shootout for fantasy owners. Please, blog, may I have some more?
With the exception of the Andre Johnson injury, we made it through week 4 relatively unscathed. A lot of big names are finally off the injury report. No more worrying about Arian Foster’s hammy, Hakeem Nicks’ knee, or Darren McFadden’s groin. Please, blog, may I have some more?
I am sure that many of you, like I, have been eye-balling this week for a while now. The cruel taste of injury, defeat, and Key Stone Light is fresh on our lips and now we are greeted with the one thing that can make this situation even worse. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Mark Lee
The bye weeks have arrived and with that you know that this is the time when your lineup matters the most. This is really where the strategery and analysis really lends a helping hand in winning your weekly matchups. So not to cause an aneurysm by over-thinking your lineup, make sure you check us out each week for the advice that will carry you through. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Here is another week of organizing the defensive statistics and attempting to make recommendations based on your QB, WR, or TE’s matchup. This data may have an extra significance because byes start this week. For example if you have Jason Witten, you can sort this table to rank teams by most points given up to TEs. Please, blog, may I have some more?
by: Doc
Sorry for the delay in updating the standings. All this fake football is getting in the way of my fake football. Fake Football! Congratulations to Paul Evans of The Razz-Berry Bidets who leads the RCL Overall Standings after week 4 with his team Way Up Firm And High (I’ll withhold comment). Please, blog, may I have some more?
