by: Mark Lee
Week 6 of the NFL is here folks! I hope everyone is enjoying the ups and downs of a season without much needed offseason work outs. It seems as if the lockout has had a greater impact on players, teams and Fantasy Football than many anticipated as we have seen a slew of injuries and […]
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So we are now entering week 6 of the regular season, and that means we are getting closer and closer to having a perfect representation of how defenses will perform against RBs. If it’s not completely obvious each week, let me tell you that Philadelphia will reward your RB with a kick ass game every […]
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 […]
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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 […]
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One approach to helping you survive the bye weeks is to search your waiver or free agent lists in order to fill in the gaps in your lineup. This approach is most advisable in smaller leagues, but can definitely come in handy if your league is of a larger stature. Let’s look at who all […]
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The time has come in the world of Fantasy Football where the more experienced and serious fantasy owners separate themselves from those who simply joined the league for S & Gs. That’s right my friends, the bye weeks are upon us. Some look at the bye weeks as if it were a drought period where […]
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If you’re looking at your team defense and feelin’ a little iffy about their upcoming matchup, have no fear, I’ve got some fillers for ya! This week, if you own Pittsburgh or you own Dallas or you own Detroit, you know that they could potentially be your downfall, and at this point in the season […]
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As the weeks roll by, we start to get enough data to compile a Rush Defense Chart that is fairly accurate as to how weak or strong a team is against an opposing running back. However, the data in the chart still is only for the first 3 weeks of the season and still is […]
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As you prep your line up for this weekend’s matchup, you glance down your roster and are feeling confident until…. BAM you notice that your defense is facing a high octane, high scoring, rip roarin’ offense. We have all had it happen. Well before you start to panic, I have some good news for you. […]
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Last week in our strategy against the run defenses, we included the stats from the last 7 games from the 2010 season so that we could have more than just one week’s worth of stats to analyze. However, this week I have pulled together the stats from just the first two weeks of this season […]
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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 […]
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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. Yes Baltimore is a great defense against the run and […]
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