Posted by: DaveGawron
on Mar 5, 2010
TOP 5 NFL NEWS ITEMS FROM FRIDAY 2/26/09 TO THURSDAY 3/4/09
We have many great articles planned leading up to the 2010 Fantasy Football season including sleepers, busts, rookies, strategy, full player rankings and projections all wrapped up into a nifty draft kit to help you win your league next year. Below, we analyze the top fantasy football news items from the previous week.
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Posted by: DaveGawron
on Feb 26, 2010
TOP 5 NFL NEWS ITEMS FROM FRIDAY 2/19/09 TO THURSDAY 2/25/09
We have many great articles planned leading up to the 2010 Fantasy Football season including sleepers, busts, rookies, strategy, full player rankings and projections all wrapped up into a nifty draft kit to help you win your league next year. Below, we analyze the top fantasy football news items from the previous week.
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Posted by: DaveGawron
on Feb 20, 2010
TOP 5 NFL NEWS ITEMS FROM MONDAY 2/8/09 TO THURSDAY 2/18/09
We have many great articles planned leading up to the 2010 Fantasy Football season including sleepers, busts, rookies, strategy, full player rankings and projections all wrapped up into a nifty draft kit to help you win your league next year. Below, we analyze the top fantasy football news items from the previous week.
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Posted by: ThePME
on Feb 4, 2010
Below, we explore what should happen in this week's NFL games. Of course, in the NFL, only half of what should happen actually does happen, but playing the percentages gives you the best chance of winning. Remember, think twice before benching a stud based on match-ups! We list the Vegas odds spread in parentheses and the Over/Under number in brackets.
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SUNDAY EVENING
Posted by: ThePME
on Feb 4, 2010
Let's face it, if you're attending a Super Bowl party on Sunday, the majority of people there won't know a thing about football. I sit down every Sunday for twenty weeks and watch the games with the same group of 3-10 people. We get together because we like everything about football. We love to argue crazy things like the current stability of Al Davis' mind, why Mike Singletary may be the world's craziest person, or how Andy Reid ever played quarterback, and how does he actually fit all that weight into that small of a frame. But the Super Bowl is different. Everyone goes to a Super Bowl party because it's social convention. All will be there to make an appearance to show everyone that they're a "sports" guy/gal, but most people there fit into one of these seven categories.
1) The Diehards
Diehards are the guys who show up every Sunday just to remind you that picking Steve Slaton over Chris Johnson in your fantasy draft was stupider than the time you decided to bareback it in Tijuana. They were there to cheer against your team and against whatever way you thought a challenge should go. They can explain why press coverage works on small receivers and why tight ends are so effective over the middle.
Posted by: DaveGawron
on Jan 28, 2010
On December, 2009, RotoCommunity.com participated in a fantasy football mock draft (on Mock Draft Central) with the other industry experts listed below. We assumed standard PPR scoring with 10 (QB 2RB 3WR TE FX K D) starters and 6 reserves. Here's how the draft went down round-by-round, with analysis following each round.
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING!!!
I had web browser problems during this draft. My Round 3 (Slaton) and 8 (Lynch) picks were auto-picked for me. I'll elaborate below, but just know that I did not make those picks.
Posted by: DaveGawron
on Jan 28, 2010
Here's how things stand after the Conference Championship Round and before the Super Bowl...
NFL.com Playoff Challenge
Posted by: ThePME
on Jan 25, 2010
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
- Peyton Manning IND v NO
- Drew Brees NO v IND
RUNNING BACKS
Posted by: ThePME
on Jan 25, 2010
Below, we explore what happened in this past week's NFL games.
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Divisional Round
Posted by: DaveGawron
on Jan 23, 2010
TOP 5 NFL CURRENT PLAYER NEWS ITEMS
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5. Addai, Joseph RB IND
