
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: Want more? Keep reading…
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It was a brutal week for me! Bye weeks finally caught up to me. In a few leagues, I maxed out my points, but it wasn’t enough to deal with teams who still had their studs going. For example, in my NFL.com Experts league, I lost by nine points this week. Had I not dropped Nick Folk for Matt Prater I would have tied my opponent but would have lost anyway; every player on my bench was on a bye, and that’s used for breaking ties. Want more? Keep reading…
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No one ever said Kansas City Chiefs running back Larry Johnson was the smartest of individuals based on past actions, but this latest outbreak in slurs and negative comments towards his coach could cost him. He has put management and the league in a bad light, and with his past I can’t see how this will not result in some suspension. Jamaal Charles owners are happy, but odds are he’s on the waiver wire, so go ahead, take a flier and let’s see what happens! Want more? Keep reading…
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KFFL is taking part in a weekly series of roundtable discussions with other Web sites – Fantasy Football Xtreme, Rotoprofessor, Junkyard Jake’s Fantasy Football Network, Lester’s Legends, Fantasy Pros 911, Top Fantasy Football and the Football Jabber.
A question is presented every week, and all organizations give their answers with some detail. You should tune in every week; here is KFFL’s answer to their question entering Week 7. Want more? Keep reading…
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It was a brutal fantasy week as my opponent in a high-stakes league had both New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and wide receiver Randy Moss! You add Houston Texans running back Steve Slaton, and it was brutal. The surprise was that I had a great week despite the loss. I’m third in total points, the leader of which earns the other entry into the championship game. I’m sure many have similar tales as the scoring once again was wild with some players. Some of those are on the waiver wire! Want more? Keep reading…
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Larry Johnson and the Kansas City Chiefs
Despite the fact that LJ is playing as bad as any running back I’ve seen over the last 20 years, the Chiefs do not plan to give up on him. Head coach Todd Haley states LJ is running hard, but he’s stuck in there and needs help. He also went on to say the offensive line has been poor and has not created any running space for him. While some of that is true, LJ is simply not a great fantasy back anymore. Want more? Keep reading…
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Another great week, and while I lost a couple of close games in my leagues, getting blown out in another was unbearable because I could have won.
I had just picked up Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin, but he was on my bench! To make it worse it’s a high-stakes league! Does Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb look All-Pro right now? Between McNabb and now a proven backup in Kevin Kolb, Maclin and other Eagles receivers will have some big games before the season is over! Want more? Keep reading…
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It’s hard to believe we’re in Week 5, but for fantasy owners it means one month’s worth of trend data. We now have enough data to notice some legitimate trends. It’s important to follow them to sell high on some players and buy low on others while deciding who to release and who to keep. What did I see and notice from Week 4 and earlier heading into Week 5? Want more? Keep reading…
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It was an exciting Week 4 as I went 7-0 in my fantasy leagues. It has been a good season for me so far, and I hope to keep it continuing. I hope my blogs, Twitter and forum question-and-answer opportunities are helping you!
Keep the questions and comments coming; I enjoy those and use them to improve and to review what I’ve done to become a better fantasy player! Some players to keep an eye on or pick up this week: Want more? Keep reading…
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The bye weeks begin and with this comes the need for fantasy owners to pick up a defense if their only defense is on bye. My advice here is to make sure you play the weekly defensive matchup but be careful.
In some leagues there are waiver deadlines and you don’t want to be caught with a subpar defense because you focused on week-to-week matchups. Make sure you survey some of the defenses and don’t hesitate to keep one of them if you see fantasy potential with them. Want more? Keep reading…
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