On Wednesday morning, just eight days before the NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos have dumped another superstar that couldn’t agree with coach Josh McDaniel. Reports from a number of media outlets, including ESPN’s Adam Schefter are that the Broncos will trade All Pro receiver Brandon Marshall to the Miami Dolphins for a pair of second round draft picks. [...]
Continue reading → Unless you’ve been completely sucked into March Madness to the point that you’ve been shut out from the rest of the sports world you’ve heard that the Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly open to offers for any of their three quarterbacks. While there is a minimal market for youngster Kevin Kolb and apparently no market for Michael [...]
Continue reading → On Sunday, the Cleveland Browns dealt quarterback/”hotty” Brady Quinn to the Denver Broncos for fullback Peyton Hillis, a sixth-round pick in 2011 and a conditional pick in 2012. Earlier this week, the Browns traded for quarterback Seneca Wallace from Seattle and signed former Carolina signal caller Jake Delhomme. They also released former Pro Bowler Derek Anderson. [...]
Continue reading → Every year most leagues start from scratch, and they hold an original draft or a redraft. These are generally serpentine, or auction drafts. You play only for the season in front of you, so all that matters is how well a player will do THIS season. This is generally the mindset you want to take [...]
Continue reading → Dynasty and keeper leagues require a slightly different mindset than standard leagues. You’re playing for keeps, long term. That said, it’s important to consider how many players you actually get to keep each year when assessing a players value when it comes time to make a cut, or when draft day rolls around. If you [...]
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