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You’re probably about to have one of the last games (if not THE last game) of your season this weekend. Playoff implication and seeding are on the line (or you just love playing the role of spoiler). Here is some waiver wire advice that can help give you a leg up on the competition.
Week 11 is here, and so are we with another round of sleepers for your Week 11 fantasy football lineups. You still have plenty of time to set your rosters for Sunday. Take a few minutes and see if any of these guys are available.
Week 10 has created so many question marks for teams heading in to Week 11. The biggest of all being at the quarterback position with injuries to the dominant Jay Cutler, Alex Smith, Ben Roethlisberger, and Michael Vick. Let’s get to it!
With the fantasy football playoffs approaching, I know team owners are reading this in one of two situations: you are almost assured of a playoff spot and need to think long-term or you’re fighting like heck to get one and need to think short term. Well, I’ve got some advice for both situations.
Do you own RGIII? How about Larry Fitzgerald? Has Percy Harvin’s injury left you without a WR for two weeks? Or maybe you have the worst fate of all for Week 10: you own mostly Packers. No matter what fantasy ailment you’re afflicted with this week, we can find a cure for you.
With the fantasy football season approaching its latter stages, sleepers are becoming few and far between. But there are still some sleepers out there, and here are a few I find most valuable in week 9.
New England, San Francisco, St. Louis, and the Jets are on their bye-week. While Vernon Davis owners can probably use the break, many of you have holes that need to be filled. Won’t you let me fill your line-up and your soul?
The one way to improve your team other than via trades is through waiver-wire pickups, which is where many of the players below reside in many leagues.
We’re halfway there! Playoff spots will begin to be locked up in the coming weeks, and you don’t want to be caught on the wrong side after Week 12. Place your mouse on the link, and your hand in mine, as we gallivant down the aisles of the waiver wire.
I’ve got some more names for you guys who are scrambling to find the sleepers of Week 7. Remember to comment below this post with your questions, and I’ll do my best to get back to each and every one of you.
Welcome back everyone. JD Bunkis and I have a real humdinger of a show this week. A lot of fantasy studs are inactive due to their bye-week. We tell you the best ways to fill those holes at every position.
In this post for Week 6 of the fantasy football season, I will point you toward the guys on the waiver wires, or deep on your benches, who should be piquing your interest for various different reasons. So grab a snack, settle down, and without further ado let’s get into the fantasy football sleepers of week 6.
Whether you’re making a playoff push, fighting from the basement, or trying to maintain your elite team, I’ve got you covered for Week 6. Including your fill-in defense and kicking needs.
Here are some players you will definitely start, and some others you will definitely want to sit, for Week 5 of the fantasy football season.
Each week I’ve written this post so far in the 2012 season, I’ve addressed the Chris Johnson dilemma that many owners face. Finally, there is something good to say about a Johnson performance? As for Tony Romo, Doug Martin, and Vernon Davis? Not so much…
