Buccaneers Trading Kellen Winslow: Where Does He Fit?
Posted by Ryan Alfieri on May 21, 2012
In somewhat surprising news, the Buccaneers are reportedly shopping tight end Kellen Winslow. He is only 28 years old, but after numerous knee surgeries, his timetable to keep playing at a high level has been truncated – he may only have a few years left. His contract still has three years left on his deal, and is scheduled to make a manageable $3.3...
Read MoreMust Own Receivers Who Aren’t Number 1 Selections
Posted by Ray Tannock on May 14, 2012
The fevered pitch that comes with the anticipation of a new fantasy football season is almost as paramount as the apparent state of awe most television viewers are currently in as they wait for the Desperate Housewives Wives series finale. With that anticipation, however, comes the daunting task of not only getting ramped up for a new season, but also having...
Read MoreNFL Draft 2012 Grades, Green Bay Packers
Posted by Ray Tannock on May 2, 2012
The Green Bay Packers entered the 2012 NFL draft with only a few major needs, so it was to be expected that Ted Thompson and company were basically going to have a field day with so many options to choose from. Now, while TT didn’t really disappoint, he also didn’t exactly set the world on fire either. I personally would’ve liked to have seen...
Read More2012 NFL Draft Grades – AFC West
Posted by Phil Clark on Apr 30, 2012
While we can assign more accurate grades once these draft classes have been given three seasons to perform for their collective teams, we can still assess the selections that were made. First, in terms of how effectively each team addressed their most glaring deficiencies. Along with how successful they were at accumulating depth, and by how effectively the new...
Read More2012 NFL Draft Round Two Analysis, Which Players Fell Even Farther?
Posted by Tom Digliani on Apr 28, 2012
The second round of the NFL Draft offered just as many surprises as the first round. Many players who had been pegged as first-round talent early in the offseason were either picked early on Friday or will have had to wait until the third or even during Saturday’s rounds. Below is analysis of the second round. One of the big questions early on was how far...
Read MoreTop 10 Biggest NFL Draft Surprises Of Round One
Posted by Phil Clark on Apr 27, 2012
Round One of the 2012 NFL draft unfolded with unprecedented speed. All 32 selections were made within three hours, which was a record breaking pace. And if that did not deliver enough excitement for you, then the veritable conga line of trades certainly should have. While the choices of Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III were hardly shocking, there were...
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