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If your running back rushed 11 times for 103 yards, you would be content with his yardage output. What if your quarterback went 16 of 24 for 175 yards and a touchdown? Now combine that same running back and quarterback into the same player, and take into account that he did not play anywhere near a full game..
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Week 1 may seem too early to be reading articles on the waiver wire and to be looking for potential steals and sleepers. I mean, no actual games have been played yet, right?
This is true if you are looking at your fantasy football season on a week-to-week basis and not over the long haul of an entire season.
ProFootballinsight takes a look at a few players heading into Week 1 who can contribute on your roster all season long.
Your draft is complete, and like most everyone else you’re probably feeling pretty good about your team. So it’s time to just sit back and wait for the regular season, right?
Wrong.
Do the names Miles Austin, Jamaal Charles, and Pierre Garcon mean anything to you? All of these players were major fantasy contributors last year, and all were available in nearly every league before the season began.
Imagine if you could have identified these players before their value became obvious to everyone. Here are three players who have the ability to have a huge impact this fantasy football season, and are most likely available on your waiver wire.
Pro Football Insight understands that if you have made it to our website or this post that you are obviously looking for the advantage over your opponents.
Depending on where you look, however, the advantage that you are looking for may not always be spelled out right in front of you, no matter how far you dig.
We at ProFootballinsight want to take the guesswork out of your searches.
ProFootballinsight.net has released the pre-training camp edition of its Top 10 Fantasy Football Quarterbacks for the 2010 Fantasy Football / NFL Season.
Be sure to check in frequently with ProFootballInsight.net as each skill position will be evaluated over the next two weeks.
Now onto the quarterbacks, where a couple of old fogies get us started in our countdown from #10 to #1.
Championship Game rematch in Las Vegas highlights September 17 opening day; Hartford kicks off at home to Sacramento; Newcomer Omaha waits in the wings….
Here we are again, another Super Bowl.
Super Bowl 44 brings us the two last teams to be undefeated through the regular season. There are no more wild card teams and no more teams that squeaked into the playoffs.
Without a doubt the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts were the two most dominating teams in the NFL in 2009.
So who has the advantage heading into Super Bowl 44? Will the Colts be able to win by six or more to cover the spread…or will New Orleans keep it close enough to have a chance to win in the end?
Do you miss fantasy football yet? Did you come out on top this season, or are you looking for redemption? Play NFL.COM’s Playoff Fantasy Football with the staff and readers of MSF and ProFootballinsight.net.
Writer’s Note: Jerod Morris, I am calling you out! I want my revenge from the regular season!!!
This is it in most Fantasy Football League’s… The final week of the regular season.
Will you make the playoffs? Will you take the first seed? Are you in and trying to avoid being forced out?
Whatever your situation, PFI will provide answers with this week’s sleeper and waiver wire steal recommendations. Ryan Fitzpatrick and Kenny Britt were two of the hottest names in Week 12 and we’ll discuss their potential to help you get a W in Week 13.
If you’re familiar with me, welcome back. If you’re new to the article, welcome!
Week 12 means you have two weeks to crap or get off the pot. The playoff push is here, and you need players. I have a few great pickups this week that WILL produce.
Let’s look at how I did last week on my Week 11 Sleepers and Waiver Wire Steals, then start naming names for Week 12.
Two weeks left before the playoffs in standard league play. There is no room for making careless errors on who you start and sit.
Check on PFI’s Play Em, Bench Em article later this week, as well as Jerod’s Start Em, Sit Em post from yesterday.
Aside from who to start and sit and the sleepers we’ll uncover for you tomorrow, make sure your starters are actually going to be on the football field and not on the bench.
Let’s roll through some of the pertinent injury updates for Week 12:
Dear Rich Rodriguez,
The University of Michigan players, alumni, and fans have been dying for a win over the hated Ohio State Buckeyes. Please give us a win in what is clearly a “trap game” for the Buckeyes this Saturday, November 21, 2009 at 12:00 pm in Ann Arbor.
The Buckeyes have secured a Rose Bowl appearance and the Big 10 Championship. With all of that already in the bag for them before this game….you never know.
Week 10 has passed and fantasy owners are on the grind to get over the top and make a run to either lock up a playoff spot, or are trying to thrash their way into a playoff spot.
Regardless of your position, you are here to see what week 11 has in store, so let’s get to it with our weekly play ‘em/bench ‘em feature here at MSF.
Among the players featured this week: Beanie Wells, Kellen Winslow, Steve Smith (Panthers), Knowshon Moreno, Marshawn Lynch, and Roy Williams.
