2009 Fantasy Football PPR rankings, RB
Posted by Kurt on Aug 14, 2009
In a PPR (points per reception) league, running backs who can catch and run are rock-stars, because you’re getting a 2 for 1 package deal for the price of your draft pick. In most PPR leagues you are awarded one point for each reception, plus yardage. If you’re new to the PPR format, you may be wondering how significantly standard rankings can change...
Read MoreThe 50 Boldest Fantasy Football Predictions on the Internet
Posted by Kurt on Aug 12, 2009
Every year around this time you can wander around different fantasy football websites and read predictions. It always makes me mad how everyone is afraid to go out on a limb and tell you how they really feel! I’m not afraid of controversy, so I’m prepared to make some crazy predictions for the season. I’d like to hear what you think about my...
Read MoreDownside: Injured Players Won't Help You Win
Posted by Kurt on Jul 29, 2009
Every year I want to bang my head on a desk when so-called fantasy experts rank severe injury risks so high on their draft sheets. Sure, these players have extreme upside but no one talks about downside. What is upside and what is downside you ask? Well I grabbed the definitions off of dictionary.com: Upside: n. An upward tendency, as in business profitability...
Read MoreTop RB Fantasy Football Rankings
Posted by Kurt on Jul 27, 2009
The TOP Fantasy Football running backs in the NFL are listed here one through 20. I’ll update this as news is released and preseason moves forward. 1. Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings Bye Week: 9 The QB situation is better in Minnesota this year. Peterson is a beast with speed like a cheetah on roids. Taylor is 29 years old but still could vulture some...
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