Best and Worst Fantasy Football Value: QB’s Since the 2011 fantasy football season ended, you’ve had a brief period to recharge. Yet many of you already want to start planning your 2012 drafts. This column will deliver the
NFL Playoff Wildcard Weekend preview between two of the leagues most high scoring offense’s: The New Orleans Saints and the Detroit Lions. Who can out shoot who?
It’s time to break down the NFL playoff teams and discuss what will be their route toward victory or what will ultimately be their downfall. Some might seem obvious, others maybe not so much, but here is NFL Playoff Rundown to each team that could make a run toward the Lombardi trophy.
So maybe you didn’t win your fantasy league. Maybe you didn’t even make it to the fantasy playoffs. Or perhaps you’re hoisting your invisible fantasy trophy over your head right now. Whatever the case, this was surely a season full of highlights, lowlights and anything & everything in between for the NFL
It’s crunch time in the NFL as the playoffs inch closer and closer. December could be the month to remember or one to forget depending on your allegiances because now it’s an epic battle to the end of the season. With that…
As you continue to focus on matchups, injuries, weather, and the other factors that tend to keep owners awake late at night, also remember that this week’s Thursday night affair involves the Eagles and Seahawks.
The “Tebow Train” rolled to victory again, as the Broncos defeated the Chargers in overtime, while the Raiders held off the “Cutler-less” Bears, and the AFC East battle between the Jets and Bills ended in high fashion where karma got the best of Stevie Johnson and his teammates.
How do you not love almost any fantasy option in this game? Rodgers, Stafford, Megatron, Jordy Nelson and Greg Jennings (note the order in which I listed them) are always must starts, but even options like
Of all the teams that the Green Bay Packers face this season the one that we have all circled to be a great challenge is the Detroit Lions. Both of these two teams are exciting, high scoring powerhouse’s of offense that can score at will. The real key to this game has to lie in the defense.
Did you follow that advice about starting Kevin Smith in week 12? Of course not. Nobody, anywhere was suggesting that about the fourth year back who only produced 256 total yards during the entire 2010 season, and just 29 during his 2011 debut in week 10.
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