Week 2 - We Were Right About…

Continuing our tradition of analyzing our weekly predictions, NoOffseason.com was of course right about several predictions in Week 2, but wrong about a few as well. Dustin Keller catching TDs in each of the first two weeks is making us look good after we called him our top breakout TE in 2009. Read more

2009 Waiver Wire Wonders

Every fantasy owner knows that several waiver wire gems change the face of fantasy football each year. Guys like Julius Jones (2004), Joey Galloway (2005), Marques Colston (2006), Wes Welker and Brandon Marshall (2007) and Antonio Bryant (2008) have been difference makers in terms of helping owners win championships. Read more

2009 Breakout Players & Impact Rookies

So I’m fresh off my dynasty league rookie-only draft (year five of our league), and I’ve got rookies on the brain. However, I feel it’s only appropriate to delve into perhaps the most key topic this time of year. Owners that can identify and select “breakout players” – defined as guys who make the jump from being an occasional bye week or injury fill in to every week starter – as well as “impact rookies” – a pretty self explanatory term – can give themselves a huge advantage over the rest of their league. Here’s a position-by-position look at my top breakout players and impact rookies for 2009. Read more

The Next Wave Of Tight Ends

We’ve taken a look at sleeper second year RBs and WRs over the past two weeks, and it’s about time to start examining the next wave of tight ends that will emerge as legit fantasy options in 2009. Owners already know about guys like Tony Gonzalez, Jason Witten, Antonio Gates, Kellen Winslow, Dallas Clark and Owen Daniels, but check out some late round guys that could yield huge results. Read more

Fantasy Impact of Favre’s Retirement

It feels like Deja Vu all over again, doesn’t it? 11 months ago, Brett Favre retired from the NFL as a member of the Green Bay Packers - a retirement that lasted less than five months. Now, he calls it quits as a member of the New York Jets, and this time he may really be done for good. Read more

We Were Right About, We Were Wrong About

We’ve made some extremely nice predictions lately - from identifying legit sleeper wide receivers, running backs and tight ends, to solidifying some new must start players like Carolina’s DeAngelo Williams and Atlanta’s Michael Turner. Even though bad weather affected a lot of the games in Week 13, making it a low-scoring week, we were right on with most of our predictions. Read more

Dustin Keller Is Legit, Hillis To Be Useful…

Could Brett Favre have a new favorite target? Could Mike Shanahan have a new favorite running back? There’s no way to know for sure, but fantasy owners need to be prepared for Dustin Keller, Peyton Hillis and others to continue to play well for the remainder of the 2008 season. Read more

Keller Is A Future Dynasty Stud

He’s shown flashes of brilliance this season, but it may take a while for the rookie from Purdue to become a consistent fantasy option. Never-the-less, our sources are convinced that dynasty owners should hang onto Jets TE Dustin Keller, and watch as he blossoms into the next Dallas Clark - slash - Kellen Winslow over the next few seasons. Read more

We Were Right About, We Were Wrong About

No-Offseason.com continues to do a great job helping owners find fantasy sleepers week-in and week-out, as well as set their line-ups, and not only that, but quite a few of our long-term projections from a few weeks back are starting to pan out…He-Man. Read more

Favre & Coles Hot Heading Into The Break…

Laveranues Coles hadn’t done much at all heading into Week 4. Not only that, but the Jets were 1-2 and Brett Favre was being accused by many analysts of not wanting to play football at all, especially in New York. All of that is obviously nonsense, as Favre tossed the rock for 289 yards and six TDs at the Meadowlands in Week 4. Read more

Fantasy Football Week 1 - TE Questions

As fantasy owners get ready for Week 1, there are several question marks surrounding the tight end position. Antonio Gates hasn’t played since last January, and owners are wondering if Jason Witten can repeat his 2007 season. And, who will boom and bust? Read more

Preseason Stock Market Report - 2nd Edition

Well, all of the preseason games that actually mean something are pretty much over folks, and now it’s just two more weeks until the actual start of the regular season. Check out who is rising and who is falling as we get ready for the games to really matter. Read more