Free Agency Frenzy With A Fantasy Slant - Part 2

Following up on the first Free Agency Frenzy article, a few more key transactions have taken place since then. Let’s take a look at the fantasy impact… Read more

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

D’Brick Makes Pro Bowl Prediction

The man with the coolest name in the NFL has finally given us a reason to talk about him. Jets LT D’Brickashaw Ferguson has recently predicted that he will make the Pro Bowl in 2009. Read more

Out With The Old RBs - In With The New

Sometimes seasonal owners have a tendency to rely on the same old trusty guys that have had big games for them in the past. In the past, being conservative was a solid idea on draft day, but in many cases it’s necessary to get with the times and anticipate who the younger, up-and-coming players are - especially at the running back position. Guys who have produced consistently in the past, like Thomas Jones, Jamal Lewis, Larry Johnson, Willie Parker, LaDainian Tomlinson and Brian Westbrook - are all nearing the end of the line in terms of fantasy production. Read more

Thomas Jones’ Value Is Falling

Upon the recent retirement of Jets QB Brett Favre, fantasy owners must not underestimate the negative impact the Jets new QB situation will likely have on RB Thomas Jones. 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

Angry Jets Lash Out At Brett Favre

It’s typical folks. Typical. Just days after the end of a disappointing season for the New York Jets, in which they missed the playoffs after losing their last two contests, the talk started. An angry Thomas Jones called a New York radio station to dis Favre, while another “anonymous” player voiced his opinion in a cowardly way. Read more

Something To Play For

While it isn’t always the biggest factor during Week 16 of the NFL season (a.k.a. Fantasy Football Championship Week), it’s important to recognize which teams still have something to play for this time of year, and which teams might be benching some studs due to having already clinched their division, or simply being out of the running completely. Especially with some fantasy leagues playing through Week 17, owners need to assess the NFL Playoff picture right now to see who will be bringing their “A-Game.” Read more

McGahee Returns, Jones On Fire, Bills Struggling

It’s taken 10 weeks for fantasy owners to put their fingers on several issues this season. Is Willis McGahee still the man in Baltimore? When will Kellen Winslow, Marques Colston and Peyton Manning bounce back? and - can Denver Broncos’ rookie Eddie Royal be counted on as a solid fantasy option? Read more

Week 8 - Who We Like, Who We Dislike

We said we loved Texans RB Steve Slaton a week ago, and he came through with 80 rushing yards and a TD against the Lions. We expect him to do even more than that against the horrible Bengals defense that was lit up for three scores by Mewelde Moore last week. Read more

Tom Brady Out For The Season With ACL Tear…

Well folks, it looks like the man who we told fantasy owners countless times NOT to pick in the first round of their fantasy drafts this summer, Tom Brady, is out for the season with a torn ACL. But what impact will Brady’s absence have on the rest of the Patriots’ squad? Read more

We Called It: Favre Traded To Jets

We have to He-Man ourselves on this one and give credit where credit is truly due. One month ago, we predicted that Brett Favre would be traded to the New York Jets. SI’s Peter King recently called this summer’s story the most unpredictable story he’s ever covered, and No-Offseason.com predicted the outcome. Read more