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With free agency signing activity slowing, it is time to take a moment and see what notable free agents are still available on the offensive side of the ball because this is the side most people who play fantasy football are most interested in. The lists that follow are not exhaustive. Continue reading
In one season, the Seahawks turned things around. In the previous two seasons, the Seahawks won no more than 5 games. In 2011, amazingly, even while turning much of their roster over, the Seahawks finished 7-9, 5-3 at home, while dominating their division with a 4-2 record. Continue reading
For those of you who followed The Fantasy Greek through the latter part of the 2010 season, you may recall The Fantasy Greek provided in Weeks 11 and 13, as a planning tool for your rosters, a ranking of those teams with the best and worst schedules Continue reading
What an amazing week of wildcard football last week! James Starks emerged as what could be the Packers primary rusher for the playoffs and also next season. Marshawn Lynch looked every bit as explosive Continue reading
With the NFL playoffs just days away, this is likely the most exciting time of the football season for fans. Teams that have made the playoffs get a fresh start, an 0-0 record. Because good teams are now playing good teams, Continue reading
For those teams in the hunt for a fantasy football championship, Week 15 was thrilling for some and disappointing for others. Like the last several weeks, there were certain players that put up significant performances that may likely have been on benches or waivers this week, including: Continue reading
Quarterbacks
Donovan McNabb
Rex Grossman
Ryan Fitzpatrick Continue reading
The Thursday Night Football game was a friendly reminder that during the fantasy playoffs, the real NFL players still have to play the real football games. Certainly, the Chargers have a good defense but to see them just thrash the Forty-Niners and hold their number one receiving threat Continue reading
