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Your quick-hitter blog on the latest developments in the fantasy football world.
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23 Comments Dec 01
Tricks of the trade
Our resident Philanthropist offers his QB/RB/WR fantasy locks ... and a few tips for surviving a pressure-packed Week 13.
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1 Comment Nov 29
For your consideration: 16 fantasy waiver wire pickups
Four underachieving defenses head into Week 13 with four favorable matchups.
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4 Comments Nov 28
Week 12 Revelations
Need proof that tailbacks make the fantasy world go'round in December? Look to CJ2K and Beanie on the last November Sunday.
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3 Comments Nov 25
Starts, Sits & Smashes
Can Matt Ryan make it three straight games with 300+ passing yards?
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3 Comments Nov 24
Run to daylight
The fantasy world should reap the benefits of a bye-free NFL Week 12 that's full of potential high-scoring affairs.
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Add a Comment Nov 22
For your consideration: 17 fantasy waiver wire pickups
Injuries at the running back position have opened the door for several new playmakers to emerge.
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11 Comments Nov 21
Week 11 Revelations
Our resident Philanthropist details the action from Sunday's games, including the work of an unlikely Fantasy MVP.
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2 Comments Nov 18
Starts, Sits & Smashes
Kim Kardashian’s traumatizing divorce has turned Reggie Bush into a weekly must-start.
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21 Comments Nov 17
Let's make a deal
Most owners have six tense days to get their fantasy rosters in championship shape ... before the trade deadlines kick in.
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Add a Comment Nov 15
For your consideration: 16 fantasy waiver wire pickups
Several injuries at the quarterback position have opened the door for new signal-callers to emerge.
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12 Comments Nov 14
Week 10 Revelations
Fantasy scoring may have slumped a bit on Sunday, but don't blame DeMarco Murray, Matthew Stafford or Arian Foster for that.
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Add a Comment Nov 11
Starts, Sits & Smashes
Willis McGahee and Plaxico Burress have to be licking their chops entering Week 10.
I'm in a 10-team league, standing scoring, with a new draft format. Owners get to choose their draft position and I have the second choice. What spot would you pick? BTW, QBs get 4 points per TD reception, so I'm not thinking QB in the first round. I really like Foster and McCoy, but if I take the 1 or 2 picks, I will have to wait until the end of the second round for my next pick. My draft is Monday night, BTW. Thanks! - jeff1961 on Aug 31
I'd would want the highest possible pick. The workhorse running back market is very thin this season and since QBs only get 4 pts/TD, there's not added pressure to land one in the first round. Foster, McCoy and Rice are my top three picks in order.
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