Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 23, 2009
We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.
KICKERSDavid Akers PHI v WAS
- Ryan Longwell MIN v CHI
- Nate Kaeding SD v KC
- Mason Crosby GB @DET
- Nick Folk DAL v OAK
- Lawrence Tynes NYG @DEN
- Rob Bironas TEN v ARZ
- Olindo Mare SEA @ STL
- Dan Carpenter MIA @ BUF
- Stephen Gostlowski NE @ NO
- Joe Nedney SF v JAX
- Billy Cundiff BAL v PIT
- Shayne Graham CIN v CLE
- Jay Feely NYJ v CAR
- Neil Rackers ARZ @ TEN
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Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 23, 2009
We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.
DEFENSE/SPECIAL TEAMSDallas Cowboys v OAK
- Philadelphia Eagles v WAS
- Minnesota Vikings v CHI
- Cincinnati Bengals v CLE
- Miami Dolphins @ BUF
- Seattle Seahawks @ STL
- San Diego Chargers v KC
- San Fransisco 49ers v JAX
- Pittsburgh Steelers @ BAL
- Baltimore Ravens v PIT
- New York Giants @ DEN
- New York Jets vs CAR
- Atlanta Falcons vs TB
- Green Bay @ DET
- Buffalo Bills vs MIA
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FORUM. Leave a comment about these rankings down below.
Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 23, 2009
Below, we look at the happenings from the past week in the NFL and apply what we learn in order to assist us in our waiver wire moves and trades. ALERT! We just updated our Strength of Schedule Grid on 11/23 to point out strong and weak schedules for the remainder of the 2009 season, so make sure you download it, print it, and keep it by your side to consult for every decision you make. Personally, I like to take a highlighter and highlight out the column for the current week each Monday as to easier see the remaining good and bad stretches.
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TOP FIVE WAIVER WIRE PICKS We tell you the best players to add based on recent happenings and upcoming schedule. A "shallow" league is 10 fantasy teams deep. A "deep" league is 12 or more teams deep.
Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 23, 2009
Below, we explore what happened in this past week's NFL games.
ALERT! We just updated our Strength of Schedule Grid on 11/23 to point out strong and weak schedules for the remainder of the 2009 season, so make sure you download it, print it, and keep it by your side to consult for every decision you make. Personally, I like to take a highlighter and highlight out the column for the current week each Monday as to easier see the remaining good and bad stretches.
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Posted by: DaveGawron
on Nov 22, 2009
Below, we help you set your line-up for (who to start or sit) for the upcoming week by looking at the Top 5 four-game schedules. Our Games-per-Week Schedule Grid is especially useful throughout the season, so make sure you download it, print it, and keep it by your side to consult for every decision you make. Personally, I like to take a blue highlighter and "blue out" the column for the current week each Tuesday as to easier see the good and bad stretches on the horizon.
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TOP FIVE UPCOMING FOUR-GAME SCHEDULES
Posted by: DaveGawron
on Nov 20, 2009
Below, we look at the happenings from the past week in the NBA and apply what we learn in order to assist us in our waiver wire moves and trades. Our Games-per-Week Schedule Grid is especially useful throughout the season, so make sure you download it, print it, and keep it by your side to consult for every decision you make. Personally, I like to take a blue highlighter and "blue out" the column for the current week each Tuesday as to easier see the good and bad stretches on the horizon.
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TOP FIVE WAIVER WIRE INTERESTS We tell you whether you should ADD, WATCH, IGNORE, or DROP the player based on the recent news and upcoming schedule. When you see something like 4-3-3-4 referring to the upcoming schedule, each number refers to games per week with the upcoming Monday as the starting point. A "shallow" league is 130 players deep. A "deep" league is 154 or more players deep.
Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 18, 2009
Below, we take a look at players that you usually start that you may want to sit this week and vice versa. We avoid mentioning the obvious. If a player you'd usually start is facing the Browns, of course you still start him. We attempt to focus on the players you might have questions about.
If it's not covered below or in our weekly rankings, ask a question about your lineup in our FORUM. Leave a comment about this article down below.
Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 18, 2009
We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.
QUARTERBACKS
- Kurt Warner @ STL - back to his old stomping grounds
- Peyton Manning @ BAL
- Drew Brees @ TB
- Matt Schaub vs. TEN
- Tom Brady vs. NYJ
- Brett Favre vs. SEA
- Aaron Rodgers vs. SF
- Philip Rivers @ DEN
- Tony Romo vs. WAS
- Donovan McNabb @ CHI - awful secondary
- Ben Roethlisberger @ KC - ditto
- Joe Flacco vs. IND - could be a long day for Joe
- Matt Hasselbeck @ MIN
- Jay Cutler vs. PHI
- Carson Palmer @ OAK - might not need to pass much
- Vince Young @ HOU
- David Garrard vs. BUF
- Josh Freeman vs. NO - trending up
- Matt Ryan @ NYG - trending down
- Alex Smith @ GB
INJURIES
Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 18, 2009
We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.
RUNNING BACKS
- Chris Johnson @ HOU
- Maurice Jones-Drew vs. BUF
- Adrian Peterson vs. SEA
- Ray Rice vs. IND
- Rashard Mendenhall @ KC
- Steven Jackson vs. ARZ
- Brandon Jacobs vs. ATL
- Frank Gore @ GB
- DeAngelo Williams vs. MIA
- Ricky Williams @ CAR
- LeSean McCoy @ CHI
- Chris Wells @ STL
- Thomas Jones @ NE
- Kevin Smith vs. CLE
- Knowshon Moreno vs. SD
- Matt Forte vs. PHI
- Ladell Betts @ DAL
- Marian Barber III vs. WAS
- Pierre Thomas @ TB
- Bernard Scott @ OAK
- Steve Slaton vs. TEN
- Jamal Lewis @ DET
- LaDainian Tomlinson @ DEN
- Justin Forsett @ MIN
- Jonathan Stewart vs. MIA
- Jamaal Charles vs. PIT
- Ryan Grant vs. SF
- Joseph Addai @ BAL
- Jason Snelling @ NYG
- Tim Hightower @ STL
- Reggie Bush @ TB
- Darren Sproles @ DEN
- Ahmad Bradshaw vs. ATL
- Marshawn Lynch @ JAX
- Correll Buckhalter vs. SD
- Ryan Moats vs. TEN
- Fred Jackson @ JAX
- Felix Jones vs. WAS
- Carnell Williams vs. NO
- Laurence Maroney vs. NYJ
INJURIES
Posted by: ThePME
on Nov 17, 2009
We base our weekly rankings on the strength of opposing defenses overall, individual match-ups, and expected game situations (shoot-out vs. field-goal battle vs. blowout). They're based on the WCOFF/NFFC PPR scoring systems. Hopefully, for the most part, just looking at the rankings helps you figure out who to sit or start. We set the projections early in the week and then comb through them and make any necessary edits on Friday.
WIDE RECEIVERS
- Larry Fitzgerald vs. STL
- Andre Johnson vs. TEN
- Reggie Wayne @ BAL
- Vincent Jackson @ DEN
- Wes Welker vs. NYJ
- Marques Colston @ TB
- DeSean Jackson @ CHI
- Sidney Rice vs. SEA
- Roddy White @ NYG
- Calvin Johnson vs. CLE
- Brandon Marshall vs. SD
- Anquan Boldin @ STL
- Randy Moss vs. NYJ
- Hines Ward @ KC
- Miles Austin vs. WAS
- Donald Driver vs. SF
- Steve Smith (NYG) vs. ATL
- Devin Hester vs. PHI
- Mike Sims-Walker vs. BUF
- Santana Moss @ DAL
- Derrick Mason vs. IND
- TJ Houshmandzadeh @ MIN
- Santonio Holmes @ KC
- Chad Ochocinco @ OAK
- Steve Smith CAR vs. MIA
- Michael Crabtree @ GB
- Greg Jennings vs. SF
- Austin Collie @ BAL
- Jerricho Cotchery @ NE
- Percy Harvin vs. SEA
- Laveranues Coles @ OAK
- Braylon Edwards @ NE
- Nate Burleson @ MIN
- Lee Evans @ JAX
- Terrell Owens @ JAX
- Steve Breaston @ STL
- Jeremy Maclin @ CHI
- Kevin Walter vs. TEN
- Hakeem Hicks vs. ATL
- Mike Wallace @ KC
- Mario Manningham vs. ATL
- Devone Bess @ CAR
- Roy Williams vs. WAS
- Robert Meachum @ TB
- Lance Long vs. PIT
- Nate Washington vs. HOU
- Eddie Royal vs. SD
- Chris Chambers vs. PIT
- Torry Holt vs. BUF
- Bernard Berrian vs. SEA
INJURIES
