Free Agency Frenzy - With A Fantasy Slant

Who said that the Collective Bargaining Agreement situation between the NFL owners and the Player’s Association would create a scenario where there would be little to no player movement this free agency season, due to 2010 being an “un-capped” year? Read more

4-3 Defenses Becoming Extinct?

Any fantasy football owner who thinks that the weeks leading up to the NFL Scouting Combine are dull, boring and uneventful absolutely needs to think again. I’ll go toe-to-toe with anyone who believes there is any downtime what-so-ever in the world of fantasy football. Read more

How Head Coaching Changes Will Affect Fantasy

Last week, I took a look at certain NFL running backs that finished 2009 on a high note, and appear for now to have benefited from their head coaches surviving black Friday and keeping their jobs by a narrow margin. Now, it’s time to take a look at the NFL coaching changes thus far, and the impact I project they’ll have on fantasy football in 2010. Read more

Non-Coaching Changes Benefit Young RBs

For those of you that don’t know, “Black Monday” is now the term used to describe the day following the end of the NFL regular season. And while in the past it’s been significant for fantasy owners to look at which NFL coaches got canned, in 2010 it might actually be more significant to look at who got spared and retained their gigs. Read more

Revisiting Our 2009 “Ballsy” Predictions

Before I get started, happy new year to you and yours…at this point in the season, a large percentage of fantasy owners aren’t playing for anything at all, so I figured I’d take a bit of a different approach with this article. Read more

Fantasy Playoffs Help: Deep Sleepers

Well folks, the fantasy playoffs are here, and if you find yourself ready for your Week 15 and 16 match-ups with no injury issues what-so-ever, than consider yourself in the minority and a likely contender to take home the title. Read more