10 Fantasy Players That Pissed You Off Sunday

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Fantasy Football is a fictional game that we can all take far too seriously at times. We occasional yell at the TV or our roll our eyes at our smart phones, but in reality the NFL could care less.

Best and Worst Fantasy Rookies of 2010

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Best and Worst Fantasy Rookies of 2010 Each year Fantasy owners gamble on the unpredictable nature of a NFL rookie. Some are drafted high, while others are sleepers lower on your fantasy draft board. Regardless of their future in the NFL, the eyes of  greedy “what have you done for me lately” fantasy owners are ranking them on production. Here is are the Best and Worst Fantasy Rookies of 2010: The Best 1. Sam Bradford, QB, St. Louis Rams The Rams selected Bradford first overall in the draft and absolutely picked correctly. Not only did Bradford win the Rookie of the Year award, but he led the Rams to seven wins (one in 2009) and…

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Fantasy Football Week 11 Sleepers

LeGarrette Blount (RB) Tampa Bay- Blount has become the featured back for the Buccaneers. His emergence has opened up the passing game for Josh Freeman and has relegated Cadillac Williams to a third down back role.Over the Buc’s last two home games Blount has averaged 97 rushing yards and scored in each contest. Tampa hosts the Detroit Lions 26th ranked rush defense that has surrendered 17 rushing scores so far in 2010. Chester Taylor (RB) Chicago- The Metrodome roof collapse has caused this game to be moved to and outdoor stadium in Minnesota…in December. Weather will be a huge factor and the Bears are likely to give more carries to both running backs. Taylor has…

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Fantasy Potential: Legarrette Blount

The punch heard round the world….at least that is how we think of Legarrette Blount in the football world. But what if that punch never occurred? What if Blount played and finished his last season with the Oregon Ducks? Would he have been a top running back coming out of the draft? Blount is a 6’2, 240 pound mirror image of Brandon Jacobs (and we all know what a bulldozer HE is). Blount had 19 TD’s on 159 career collegiate touches, calculating out at just over 1 touchdown scored per 8 touches; numbers that any NFL run game would die for. So again I ask the question, what if he didn’t throw t