First Look: Best NFC East Waiver Wire Pick-ups
Posted by Kurt on Sep 5, 2010
The final preseason games are over. Most drafts are over. Final roster cuts are being made. More injuries have occurred. This seems like a good time to get our first look at the best waiver wire pick-ups of the preseason. Every position and every team has had some interesting twists and turns over the preseason’s four games. So let’s...
Read More10 Burning Fantasy Questions For The Upcoming 2010 Season
Posted by Ray Tannock on Sep 1, 2010
As we sit and wait in anticipation for opening day of the 2010 fantasy football season, many of us—writers and readers alike—are taking a much needed breather, as we try to get all of our marbles in order. So what better than a random thought column, eh? We have a couple of them floating around, such as Top Ten Fantasy Football Team Names—a personal...
Read MoreFantasy Stock Watch: Is RB Keiland Williams Redskins Best Option?
Posted by Kurt on Aug 29, 2010
Fantasy GMs and experts have spent the last few months trying to navigate the muddled Washington Redskins running back mess. Clinton Portis has seen more action than Paris Hilton and Lindsey Lohan, and big surprise, he’s already hurt. Larry Johnson may not even make the team, and Willie Parker is toast. While some are hailing Portis as a sleeper this...
Read MoreNine Potential Studs You Forgot About for 2010
Posted by Greg Brosh on Aug 21, 2010
When it comes to fantasy football snake drafts, you have one and only one true weapon to use against your opponents: the element of surprise. Just like playing online video poker, the thing with snake drafts is that they are monotonously predictable. You know the guy going first is going to take Chris Johnson. You know the next guy will take Adrian Peterson....
Read MorePittsburgh Steelers Fantasy Projections
Posted by Kurt on Jun 27, 2010
Where do we begin? Byron Leftwich is back in Pittsburgh… The multi-million dollar question for the Steelers is, unfortunately, whether or not Leftwich is their starting quarterback in Week One. It’s an old story that’s been told too many times for the Steelers, their fans of the NFL to hear any more, but Pittsburgh’s two-time Super Bowl...
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