Why Is Reggie Bush Ranked So Low?

Much has been made recently about my 2008 Dynasty Player Rankings and the placement of players such as Ladainian Tomlinson and Reggie Bush.  I feel the need to clarify a few things.  First of all, the difference between dynasty rankings, seasonal rankings and keeper rankings is simple.  Read more

Leinart Is Healthy Again

Don’t worry folks, I promised a daily blog, and as they say in Tennessee - dag-gummit, you’ll get one.  The only caveat is that No-Offseason is taking its show on the road this weekend to check out some of the remaining pro day workouts, so we’re blogging for Friday right now.  Read half of it today, and half tomorrow, and you won’t miss us.  See you again on Saturday. Read more

Ocho Update

Well, Chad freaking Johnson won’t shut up, and quite frankly I’m getting very sick of it. Apparently, he recently made a comment to a news outlet that he’ll play in the Arena League next season if the Bengals don’t trade him. Read more

DeAngelo Williams vs. Michael Turner

DeAngelo Williams vs. Michael Turner. I’ve had several fantasy owners email me this offseason asking which of the two brand new NFL featured backs that I like better for 2008. Of course, I don’t just think about 2008 - I think about far beyond just this season. Still, it’s a tough, tough call. Read more

Marshall vs. McDonald’s

One of fantasy football’s fastest rising stars - who we predicted would be a breakout WR in 2007 by the way - apparently slipped on a McDonald’s bag in his family room, lost his balance, and fell into his television set a couple nights ago, badly injuring his arm. 6′4″, 230 lb., 24 year old third year Broncos WR Brandon Marshall cut his arm open and needed several stiches and a cast at a nearby hospital. Read more

Fantasy Impact - New Offensive Coordinators

It’s important to remember that offensive coordinator changes - not just head coaching changes - play an important role in what happens to the stat column of certain players from year-to-year. Fantasy owners often overlook coordinator switches and changes to other offensive assistants. Even fantasy magazines that hit the stands in May and June tend to focus on head coaching changes, which is fine, but it’s only half the story. There has been a plethora of new faces in new places wearing the headphones, holding the clipboards and soon-to-be calling the plays for an NFL team near you. Below is a quick look at some of these guys, and how their philosophies might dictate who their team targets in April’s draft. Read more