 |
|
|
In fantasy football, the AFC West is chock full of fantasy talent. In 2010, the AFC West was also chock full of surprises. The Chargers did not win the division as expected and failed to make the playoffs. Rather, the Chiefs won the division and made the playoffs for the first time in years. Continue reading
In fantasy football that lightning bolt on the side of the Chargers’ helmets has for the past several years been a symbol of a team that boasts players fantasy owners want on their team. In 2010, many fantasy owners were pleased to draft several players on this team. Continue reading
In fantasy football, the arrow head for the Chiefs was pointing up in 2010! The Chiefs did more than just “make some noise,” as The Fantasy Greek thought they would. Things came together and this team vastly improved on their 2009, 4-12 record, and finished 2010 at 10-6, 7-1 at home, 3-5 on the road. Continue reading
Last year, The Fantasy Greek prognosticated that the “Raiders were quietly poised to bounce back in 2010,” and they did, finishing a predicted 8-8 (5-3 at home, 3-5 on the road) by dominating the division at 6-0. In 2011, this will likely be a feat difficult to repeat due to some key losses in free agency. Nonetheless, there are some good things going on within the Raider organization. Continue reading
Well, as everyone knows, the Broncos were awful in 2010, finishing 4-12, to cap the trainwreck that started a couple of seasons ago. Still, there is hope for the Broncos. Several players looked good last season (see earlier preview) and the new management led by John Fox and John Elway has already made its experienced presence felt. Continue reading
Well, as everyone knows, the Broncos were awful in 2010, finishing 4-12, to cap the trainwreck that started a couple of seasons ago. Continue reading
Last year, The Fantasy Greek prognosticated that the “Raiders were quietly poised to bounce back in 2010,” and they did, Continue reading
In 2010, the Chiefs did more than just “make some noise,” as The Fantasy Greek thought they would. Things came together and the Chiefs surprised us all with their Week 1 manhandling of the Chargers Continue reading
While having a strong 6-2 home record, the Chargers struggled on the road at 3-5. What did them in, however, was the fact that the Chargers couldn’t dominate their own division as their 3-3 divisional record reflects. Continue reading
Last season, the AFC West was chock full of surprises. The Chargers did not win the division as expected and failed to make the playoffs. Rather, the Chiefs won the division and made the playoffs for the first time in years. Continue reading
