It appears from reports on various sources that Plaxico Burress has been shot in the leg, and some reports are saying that in fact he shot himself by accident. He was already not going to play this week, but this should mean that he will be out for quit some time. Steve Smith is already picked up in most leagues but if not, he would be the first choice, along with Dominic Hixon. Both should see their roles and points continue to increase with Burress being out and Toomer being covered by the top corners. Read the rest of this entry »
Archive for November, 2008
Plaxico Burress Shot In The Leg, Giants WR Options Week 13
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Turkey? Nah, it’s an Eagle.
The Eagles are done. Drop McNabb, keep Westbrook as a secondary RB if you have him and start looking on your wires for another pick if you have the chance. Better yet, if you got some moron in your league, make the trade if your deadline is still open. Reid doesn’t give a damn anymore, and McNabb is an over rated has been. Westbrook is too banged up to be a solid consistent RB anymore. Read the rest of this entry »
Fantasy Football Quarterback Pickups: Old vs. New
If you want a good tip about Fantasy Football Quarterback Pickups, remember this: never draft a rookie QB as your starter. Do you remember how excited everyone was about Arizona QB Matt Leinart, Tennessee QB Vince Young, Oakland QB Jamarcus Russel, and even Cleveland QB Brady Quinn? Fantasy football managers couldn’t wait to draft them into their line-ups. Big mistake.
Typically, NFL coaches make rookies sit on the bench a few years to study the veteran QB before he’s ever able to start a game. If rookies do get lucky enough to start, it’s usually as a fill-in for an injured veteran. The great QBs of today like New England QB Tom Brady, Dallas QB Tony Romo, Denver QB Jay Cutler, San Diego QB Philip Rivers, and New Orleans QB Drew Brees, all watched, studied, and absorbed from the bench before they were able to start and finish a game with notable success. In the last few years, it seems as if more coaches are taking their chances with rookie quarterbacks. Read the rest of this entry »
Has McNabb lost his edge, Sit or Start Donovan McNabb
As a fantasy sports owner of Donovan McNabb I have to wonder what is going on with game lately. Has McNabb lost his edge? I have to ask myself in week 12, with the playoffs on the line, if I should I Sit or Start Donovan McNabb.
The reality is that he has been getting picked a lot this year and doesn’t seem as mobile as he was in the past. Read the rest of this entry »
Tony Romo Fantasy Football Advice: Romo or Thigpen
Here is some Tony Romo Fantasy Football advice. I have Tony Romo in one of my leagues, and like you, I have awaited his return with abated breath. However, as much as I wanted to start him, I decided to bench him for week 11. I played QB Kansas City Thigpen instead and I’ll tell you why. Read the rest of this entry »
Week 11 Quarterbacks to Start or Bench
Week 11 Quarterbacks to Start or Bench is a quick list of some players that may impact your fantasy team this week. If you have a quarterback in trouble, or not sure who to play, then double check this list and see if there is a player that may help your team get the win it needs to make the playoffs.
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Week 11 Running Backs to Start or Bench
Every week we featured several running backs that will go off as well as some that will be potential duds. There are a few big plays this week, as well as some much bench players. Here are the week 11 running backs that should bench this week, as well as some running backs in week 11 that you should play.
Running Backs For Week 11 To Bench: Read the rest of this entry »
Good Fantasy Football Playoff Pickups off the Wire
As the season comes to an end, many of us evaluate our players to see how they’ve helped us or failed us. If your duds are lessening your chances for a playoff run, then take a look at a couple of fantasy sleepers probably out on the wire: Kansas City QB Tyler Thigpen and Kansas City WR2 Mark Bradley.
Reggie Bush Returns Week 11, Week 11 Return of Bush
Fantasy owners that have Reggie Bush on their roster have been without one of their top picks for almost a month now. After going out in Week 7, it appears that Reggie Bush returns week 11, but this is if he stays on track this week and gets through it without any problems. He had a limited practice on Wednesday and looks to be on pace for a return this week. Read the rest of this entry »
Fantasy Football Week 10 Running Back Trends
Every week in the NFL there are always the regular names that come up, but there will be some surprises and the following is a list of possible fantasy football week 10 Running Back trends.
DeAngelo Williams – With Stewart bothered with injury and unable to practice, it will put a bigger workload on the steady and often explosive Williams. Read the rest of this entry »
Brady Battled Cutler in NFL Week 10
It’s not every day that a rookie is able to step in and fill the shoes of a veteran starter, nor would they be expected too. However, this week a rookie named Brady battled Cutler in NFL Week 10 match-up for not only a win, but a chance to prove to everyone that he was the right choice and the right time to start. Although being untested, he proved to put up solid fantasy numbers and would be a good addition to any 12 team league. Brady Quinn threw for over 200 yards with 2 TDs, no picks, and no sacks. Read the rest of this entry »
Changing of the Guard – Fantasy Football Week 10
Times are changing in the NFL and every week there are some new revelations on how those changes are shaping up teams in fantasy football. There were some big stories this week that will have immediate impacts to many fantasy teams, but there may be some minor ones that might surprise or maybe help a few teams.
Fantasy Football Week 10:
1. The Return of Brady: Brady will be starting at quarterback in the NFL, Read the rest of this entry »
Fantasy Football Smack Talk
One of the best parts of playing in fantasy sports is the smack talk, and fantasy football smack talk is not exception. With weekly head to head match-ups and the limited number of producing players, makes for a competitive and exciting battle each week. The competitive nature of fantasy sports can be heightened by the presence of good, relevant smack talk. Yes, this can be productive and motivating at the same time. Read the rest of this entry »


