2009 Fantasy Comeback Players Of The Year

Edgerrin James did it in 2003 after two tough, injury-plagued years. Clinton Portis did it in 2007, and even Javon Walker did it in 2006. What exactly were these guys and others able to do that players like Marvin Harrison and Larry Johnson, weren’t able to last year? Read more

Preseason Stock Market Report…

So, things happen in the preseason, and we all know to take them with a grain of salt, right? Well, as more and more position battles are ironed out, and as more and more players stake their claim on certain gigs via their consistent, high level of play, we’re able to really see clearly whose fantasy stock has truly risen from various factors, and who is still just fool’s gold. Read more

Dhani Jones To Play MLB In Cincy…

Dhani Jones, who signed with the team as an all-purpose LB this off-season, is now the favorite to start at the MLB position upon the release of Odell Thurman. Jones is now officially on the IDP radar, as the middle linebacker position traditionally helps put all LBs in a better position to rack up more tackles.

Keith Rivers has a chance at fantasy stardom if he plays the weak side. With Thurman gone, if Rivers proves himself, he could take over for Jones at the spot later in the season and be this year’s version of Jon Beason. IDPers must pay close attention.

Bengals Grab Keith Rivers…

Thank God the Bengals finally really addressed the linebacker position. Keith Rivers is legit, and if he plays the weak side, or moves to the middle, he’ll be a phenomenal IDP option. The only things that would keep this kid from being a great IDP player is an injury, or a move to the strong side.

From a pass-rushing perspective, Rivers is a stud, and also has the speed to light up the tackle column.

Connor Helps Finish Off Round One

It’s time to finish out the first round of our mock draft. Don’t worry though, we’re not going to stop after this like most sites, we’ll delve into rounds two and three over the next two weeks. Rounds two and three typically yield just as many fantasy sleepers as round one, but first thing’s first - Penn State’s Dan Connor is likely to be the best fantasy prospect out of today’s selections. Read more