The 2011 Over-Drafted Fantasy Team
Every day the prospects for a full, uninterrupted professional football season are looking more and more promising. The number of fantasy drafts that have already taken place have increased to the point that
Every day the prospects for a full, uninterrupted professional football season are looking more and more promising. The number of fantasy drafts that have already taken place have increased to the point that
Another gem from Gridiron Experts newest talent: Hancho. Spread the love on facebook, we are all missing football these days
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
Since the draft era of Peyton Manning there has yet to be one quarterback that has been labeled with as much promise. Enter Sam Bradford; Bradford was pegged by many experts as “the best” quarterback prospect they had
So you’ve had some injuries and need some last second help to fill out a winning roster this week? We’ve got the solution for you. We have a list of some players who can help you win this
As the NFL Preseason finally looks closer to being over, the predictions can now be made. Over the next week or so, the Gridiron Experts team will make some predictions to the season, here is Christopher Gabel’s thoughts
The St.Louis Rams got their future at quarterback signed on Friday night. Sam Bradford has agreed to a six-year, $78 million contract that reportedly has $50 million guaranteed according to multiple reports. The deal has a max value
NFC West Fantasy Football Stock Market This series of articles focuses on how the new breed of talent from the NFL draft plans to affect overall fantasy football player value. Continuing with our stock market report, Gridiron Experts
St. Louis Rams Select Sam Bradford 1st overall Smart pick, this team has a lot of holes but none bigger than the quarterback position. Bradford has the skills to be a star but will have an uphill battle
. QB- Sam Bradford, Oklahoma.
A future quarterback that can slowly learn and one day lead the Rams to many winning seasons. Grooming of a guy that can be the future for the Rams has more long-term value than drafting an instant starter like Suh. The Rams do need to find a “In the mean time” QB that can play and teach their huge investment. Trading for a player like Jason Campbell or Mike Vick could add a solid 8 game starter, before throwing the kid into the fire mid-season.
2. OT- Russell Okung, Oklahoma State.
The Lions drafted their future quarterback last year (M.Stafford), now they need to keep him healthy. Drafting Okung at 2 allows the offense to grow and gives their QB more time in the pocket.
3. DT- Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska.
Best player available. We think Suh should go first overall, but with the Rams QB problems and the Lions upgrading their defensive line through free agency, the Buc’s are laughing here at pick 3. Suh adds the motor, size, and youth that could fire up any front four.