Week 11 Fantasy Football Sleepers

Week 11 Fantasy Football Sleepers The Good news: After this week we are done with those annoying bye weeks. The bad news: This is a really tough bye week. Key players from stat-friendly teams like the Saints, Steelers, Texans and Colts will be unable to assist your march towards the fantasy football playoffs. If you’re one of the many owners missing a key producer this week, all is not lost. There are options out there that you can sneak into your lineup and still expect some modest fantasy return. Some of these players might already be on your bench, or might even be readily available on your waiver wire, like our picks here. Here’s a…

10 Fantasy Players You Should Trade For

Check out this Fantasy Football Trade advisory column that factors in 3 stages of where you could be sitting in your fantasy league and check out 10 players that may be worth trading for to make a fantasy playoff push

2011 Fantasy Football Sleepers: AFC North

2011 Fantasy Football Sleepers: AFC North This is the fifth of our eight part preview where will will look at each of NFL division’s fantasy football values and sleepers. We previously covered the AFC West  NFC South NFC East and AFC East. Rather than give you the same sleepers that you can find everywhere else, we will attempt to dig deep and find someone who is likely to go un-drafted in nearly every fantasy football draft that could contribute. All 2011 ADP rankings courtesy or friends at Myfantasyleague.com.    Baltimore Ravens Undervalued: Ed Dickson (TE)- Todd Heap is now plying his tight end trade in the desert, so second year player Ed Dickson has been handed the starting reigns…

2011 Breakout PPR Players

If you are fortunate enough to be in a PPR (Point Per Reception) league then you already know it’s more important to do your research. Guys that fit great into a game plan and players with great match-ups are all the more important in a PPR league

Week 9 NFL Fantasy Sleepers

Week 9 Fantasy Sleepers TIER 1 Patrick Crayton (WR) San Diego- With all the injuries the Chargers have at receiver, Crayton is the last man standing. Now San Diego rolls into Houston to play the Texans on a short week. Houston is dead last against the pass, and Philip Rivers is on record pace…this is about as ideal as a fantasy match-up can be. If Crayton is still available on your waiver-wire list, grab him and plug him in this week. Brandon Jackson (RB) Green Bay- A popular Week 2 fantasy waiver add, Jackson has been dropped in many leagues. His overall stats are not overwhelming, but over the course of the season, he has…