Posted by: ThePME
on Dec 30, 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.
Week 17 is notoriously a tricky week to determine playing time for teams that have nothing to play for. You can't start studs like Peyton Manning or Drew Brees in fear that they play one series and shut it down. The upside to Week 17 is finding some soft match-ups for back ups. Your fantasy championship may hinge on it.
Posted by: ThePME
on Dec 23, 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 Dec 16, 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 Dec 9, 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.
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Posted by: ThePME
on Dec 2, 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 25, 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
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: DaveGawron
on Nov 10, 2009
Below, we explore what should happen this week. 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. Consider the "standard" league to be a 12-team QB-2RB-3WR-FLEX-TE-K-D/ST PPR league.
1 = START ... 2 = strong start ... 3 = weak start ... 4 = BENCH
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Posted by: DaveGawron
on Oct 30, 2009
Below, we explore what should happen this week. 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. Consider the "standard" league to be a 12-team QB-2RB-3WR-FLEX-TE-K-D/ST PPR league.
1 = START ... 2 = strong start ... 3 = weak start ... 4 = BENCH
Ask a question about your lineup in our FORUM. Leave a comment about this article down below.
Posted by: DaveGawron
on Oct 28, 2009
Below, we explore what should happen this week. 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. Consider the "standard" league to be a 12-team QB-2RB-3WR-FLEX-TE-K-D/ST PPR league.
1 = START ... 2 = strong start ... 3 = weak start ... 4 = BENCH
Ask a question about your lineup in our FORUM. Leave a comment about this article down below.
