This article was delayed a week because I ventured into the craziness of the Austin City Limits music festival last weekend. While most of the 70,000 people there were screaming for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, I was screaming for Jordy Nelson as he single-handedly won me my matchup in a Razzball Commenter League. Please, blog, may I have some more?
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You know what’s cooler than winning $100 for just a $1 entry, which you can do in this week’s Razzball FanDuel Tournament (click that link to join)? Spending just $3 to win $175 – and it turns out, yes, you can also do that in this week’s tournament. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Let me start this segment with apologies to all Baltimore Ravens fans. They were looking like possible contenders this year in terms a Super Bowl run with a high octane offense and a decent enough defense with Suggs around the corner to shore things up. Please, blog, may I have some more?
You hate him. It’s ok, I know your mom told you you should never hate anyone. To forgive and forget. To eat all your peas before you leave the dinner table and be nice to your little sister even while she’s smearing mashed potatoes on your Brady jersey. Please, blog, may I have some more?
I hit on this point last week, but a lot of times a career game from a mid-level fantasy player will cloud owners into thinking their player is all the sudden an elite fantasy option. This is virtually never the case – the career game an outlier more than a shift in offensive output. Please, blog, may I have some more?
Bench Arian Foster this week.
Just kidding. Can you imagine? Foster’s a solid play even when he’s on bye. At least he’d be a better play than DeAngelo Williams was last week. Thankfully Foster’s not on bye this week so he’s obviously starting for every fantasy team that’s fortunate enough to own him. Please, blog, may I have some more?
It’s that time of year – where your fantasy studs have a week off and you’re stuck scouring the wire starting someone you’ve barely seen any Sportscenter highlights on.
With the Raiders, Buccaneers, Cowboys, and Lions (oh my!) on bye this week, the fantasy pangs of desperation are slowly creeping in. Please, blog, may I have some more?
STANDINGS
Team | W-L-T | Pct | Pts For | Pts Against | |
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1. | The Bridgeburners | 4-0-0 | 1.000 | 510.14 | 449.52 |
2. | Smokin’ a Bowe | 3-1-0 | .750 | 535.38 | 433.34 |
3. | He Hate Me | 3-1-0 | .750 | 512.72 | 458.38 |
4. | Reign Maker$ | 3-1-0 | .750 | 480.20 | 436.60 |
5. | JB Gilpin | 2-2-0 | .500 | 481.66 | 487.46 |
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Chris Johnson is officially the most frustrating player in all of Fantasy Football. In his first three games, he rushed for a total of 45 yards against decent, but not great run defenses. So what does he do against the hardest defense he’s faced this year? Please, blog, may I have some more?
The doc is back in and there are a lot of injuries with fantasy impacts. It’s hard to believe most leagues will be 1/3 of the way through the regular season after this week so injuries are quickly becoming more critical. Please, blog, may I have some more?
With bye weeks starting to kick in, fantasy owners need to keep an even closer eye on matchups to determine the best plug-in players for their typical week to week starters. Donald Brown and Isaac Redman may not have been elite talents, but their production will still be missed by some, so who can you trust to carry your team through it all? Please, blog, may I have some more?
An unbelievable Week 3 came to an end with the most puzzling final play I have ever seen. The final play in Seattle shows the replacement refs need to go. Legendary broadcaster Al Michaels railed against the referees. Even Drew Brees had a venomous opinion about them as well. Please, blog, may I have some more?