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How about the New Orleans Saints? A great game was played by both squads, and it really came down to a few key plays, as it should have.
I learned 10 important things, in no particular order, from this year’s Super Bowl. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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The Colts are a popular choice to win it all...
For the past two weeks, we have heard nothing but Super Bowl, Super Bowl and a little more Super Bowl. Where’s Brett Favre when we need a distraction?
Don’t get me wrong, I love sports and I definitely love Super Bowls. However, we are overwhelmed with coverage leading up to it to the point I just want to scream. So, instead of scream, I’m giving you more Super Bowl XLIV thoughts.
Sunday will officially conclude the 2009 season, and it’s been an exciting one to say the least. The Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints were two of the better teams all season long, so seeing them tee off against each other seems fitting. Entering the playoffs, I picked the Saints to represent the NFC, but I was off on the Colts advancing.
So far, the court of public opinion in the media – and around KFFL.com headquarters – seems to favor the Colts winning it all. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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Continuing my series on my 2009 All-Fantasy team, let’s move on with running backs. My focus is in leagues that award points for receptions (PPR). For those wondering you can view my quarterback blog and see how that broke down. For those that don’t want to read how I determined the best quarterbacks, here are the results. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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The staff of FanHouse invited KFFL to join their recent fantasy baseball mock party; kudos to them for the VIP pass. On behalf of KFFL, I snuck behind the velvet rope and had very few Hangover moments. Or so I think. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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KFFL.com recently hosted its very first fantasy NASCAR experts league. Through the RTSports.com software, which is pretty sweet I must add, six participants drafted in a five-round serpentine format. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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KFFL’s 2010 NFL Draft coverage has officially kicked off! We will be releasing daily player spotlights on all of the key prospects you need to be familiar with on both sides of the ball. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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A few players stood out to me – good and bad – in this past week of Senior Bowl work. Saturday’s game reaffirmed my feelings toward a few players. I wish the North squad didn’t beat up on the South so badly in the game, because it affected the way the South coaches called the game to a degree. Then again, so did their meager quarterback play…. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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Before we arrive at some analysis, I’ll point to some words my colleague Nicholas Minnix nailed in his section yesterday. Hard to add to what he said, but I’ll try.
Not often can you return from Las Vegas a true winner. In the case of this week’s Fantasy Sports Trade Association winter conference, our KFFL.com contingent rubbed elbows with our own kind, meeting some of the real good guys and gals in the industry. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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Tennessee Titans QB Vince Young went 8-2 this season. His career record is 26-13. By hook or by crook, he made the 2010 Pro Bowl.
And guess what? His maligned throwing motion – that nonchalant flick, with the almost-sidearm release of a second baseman – is the same today as it was at Texas, where he went 30-2 and operated mostly out of the shotgun.
After witnessing the resurgence of Young’s career, how am I supposed to believe that poor mechanics and a few years in a spread offense can foil Tim Tebow’s future?
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I can’t think of another division in baseball that has changed more considerably this offseason than the American League West. I barely recognize some of these clubs anymore, most notably the Seattle Mariners. It should be very interesting to see if the M’s, Rangers or Athletics can knock the Angels from their AL West throne in 2010.
While the gap between the Angels and the others in the West has shrunk, there is no shortage of fantasy talent to be found there.
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