by: Drew
Worth a Waiver Claim Jerome Harrison – So I guess he’s the guy, not Chris Jennings going forward. Unless you have one of the top few spots you probably won’t be able to acquire him but either way it’s worth a shot. In PPR he could be a poor man’s Ray Rice going forward. I […]
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If you’re observant one thing you’ll notice is that past the “Waivers” section I almost completely ignore receivers. Earlier on in the season you can make the argument for stashing wideouts because legitimate studs emerge from the embers on a regular basis. As the Fantasy season unwinds, however, the game changes. Heading in to the […]
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Formula: Rating = Amount of Talent (Individual + Team Support) + Opportunity Tier I Jason Witten 17 (9+8) – I know that Miles Austin is catching everything in Dallas right now but there’s no way this pace continues. Think: Steve Smith, New York Giants. I still believe in Jason Witten and his track record. Brian […]
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by: Doc
This week’s Fantasy Football Roundtable is up and running over at Fantasy Football Whiz! If you don’t click your way over there you are missing out on enlightenment, epiphany, and great discovery!
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If you missed the initial “Sleeper Math” post, you can read it here. Let’s remind ourselves of the formula: Sleeper Rating = Amount of Talent (Individual + Team Support) + Opportunity Now that we have two weeks of regular season play under our belts things have changed. As I wrote about in a previous post this […]
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Fantasy Sports are contests of collective decision making. People love personal stories about “Sleepers” where a player comes out of nowhere and conquers the world. Look, some of that goes on but exponentially more important is talent and opportunity. Those are the two ingredients. I am not trying to turn the world upside down here […]
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by: Hank
2nd year WR David Clowney, wasn’t clowning around in the Jet’s first preseason game in 2009. The Virginia Tech product hauled in 3 catches (2 very snazzy snags) for 102 yards. With Laveranues Coles out of the picture, and Jerricho Cotchery taking over the #1 WR duties, an impressive preseason may move Clowney into a […]
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If you pop some ginkgo biloba and think back to a Monday Night game between Dallas and Seattle in the olden days of 2004 you’ll remember a rookie running back by the name of Julius Andre Maurice Jones and a coming out party where he goes all ape-crud crazy rushing for 191 yards and 3 […]
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If Ronnie Brown hadn’t been injured in ’07 we could easily be talking about him with the likes of Adrian Peterson, MJD and Michael Turner, but he did and we have to read the tea leaves or if we are trying to see how much time he’ll split with Ricky Williams, the cannabis leaves. He’s […]
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While “the” Tony Gonzalez was quietly traded this offseason to be the new security blanket for Atlanta’s Matt Ryan, “The” Ohio State product, Tony Gonzalez, is gearing up for his third full season as a WR in the NFL. I think the “3rd year” breakout rule might be a bit dogmatic, but in Gonzalez’s case […]
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