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What’s wrong with the Green Bay Packers? From a fantasy perspective, there’s nothing wrong, though there is disappointment among fantasy owners of running back Ryan Grant and wide receiver Greg Jennings. The problem is from an NFL perspective and the team’s win-loss record of 4-4. Let’s take care of the fantasy problem first. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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This week the 4th & 1 Fantasy Roundtable participants took on a strategy question for the second half. Read on to find out my take and click the link to find out the rest of the contributions.
What adjustments do you make to your fantasy strategy in the second half with games now being played on Thursdays? Tap your mouse here for more >>
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The trade deadline in most fantasy football leagues has turned on the fasten seatbelt sign, begun its descent and lowered the landing gear. Return your seat to the upright position, put up your tray table and…
Wait. Don’t turn off your portable electronic devices. You’ll need them to remain in communication with your fellow passengers. They have something you want: untapped fantasy potential. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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Now that the two-week fantasy fascination with Washington Redskins TE Fred Davis is over, there’s something I’m dying to get off my chest about the Redskins in general and Davis in particular. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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What goes into finding the next Wes Welker-type player to help jumpstart your fantasy season? Do you have a battered receiving corps and need a contributor with a pulse that comes on the cheap?
While every scenario is different to some degree, common factors often remain. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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I took a beatdown this week I will not forget. Most of my teams had the opportunity to create some separation with the pack but instead fell back to earth. The halfway point is here, and I’m taking a hard look at some of them, as should you. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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Check back with us for more Week 10 sleepers in our Weekly Playbook section.
LenDale White, running back, Tennessee Titans: The Buffalo Bills‘ defense is allowing an NFL-high 192.3 yards per game to backs in the past month. They have given up 1.67 touchdowns per contest, too. White is a closer and doesn’t play much if his team isn’t sitting on a comfy lead; you shouldn’t have to worry about that being a problem this week. Tap your mouse here for more >>
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I view it as fantasy football’s version of the Procession of the Equinoxes.
It stems from the common mistake made by fantasy owners when prepping for their drafts: Said player’s stats at last season’s end do not automatically mean he will be in the same position of success in the upcoming season.
It seems like common sense, no? Tap your mouse here for more >>
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There are still some leagues out there that have yet to process free agents and many that have first come, first serve (FCFS) rules in place. For those that don’t know what that is, it’s when you can go to the waiver wire and add/drop players immediately.
Some players to pick up that may still be out there: Tap your mouse here for more >>
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The Fantasy Roundtable hasn’t finished their discussions, but I thought I’d give my two cents on this week’s question. UPDATE: The discussions are over and you can find the rest of the panel’s answers at fantasyfootballfools.com. Here is the question and my answer.
Looking ahead at the fantasy football playoffs (Weeks 14-17), what one player would you want to own during those weeks and what one player would you want to unload before Week 14? Tap your mouse here for more >>
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