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Week 14 is in the books, and fantasy footballers are in the thick of the playoffs. Just when you would think things couldn’t get worse on the injury front, several key fantasy playmakers went downto injury again this week. We will simply list all the most notable injuries as follows: Continue reading
ON THE GRIDIRON: Identifies a Quick Hit list of fantasy football players you should put in your roster because of their match-up or because of their role on their team’s offense.
NOTE: This list has been continually added upon to be inclusive of the Quick Hit list for fantasy football players that should be on the gridiron, built upon from the Fantasy Football Weekly Choices Week 14 Complete Overview for Sunday’s 1:00 pm EST Games and Weekly Choices for Sunday 4:00 pm EST, Sunday and Monday Night Games. Continue reading
Week 13 is in the books, and for many fantasy footballers, the playoffs are beginning this week. For many other fantasy footballers, Week 14 is the last week of their regular season. Coupled with the NFL games having their own playoff implications, you have to love this time of year!!!! Continue reading
COACH’S DECISION: Identifies fantasy football players who you normally would play but whose match-up this week is not very good; identifies fantasy football players who you normally would not play but whose match-up this week is good; or identifies fantasy football players who are injured that you, the fantasy coach, will need to make the call on whether or not to play.
NOTE: This list will continually be added upon to be inclusive of the Quick Hit list for fantasy football players that should be a coach’s decision, built upon from the Fantasy Football Weekly Choices Week 13 Sunday 1pm EST and Sunday 4:00 pm, Sunday and Monday Night Games. Continue reading
COACH’S DECISION: Identifies fantasy football players who you normally would play but whose match-up this week is not very good; identifies fantasy football players who you normally would not play but whose match-up this week is good; or identifies fantasy football players who are injured that you, the fantasy coach, will need to make the call on whether or not to play.
NOTE: This list will continually be added upon to be inclusive of the Quick Hit list for fantasy football players that should be a coach’s decision, built upon from the Special Thanksgiving Day Thursday Games, Fantasy Football Weekly Choices Week 12 Sunday 1pm EST and Sunday 4:00 pm, Sunday and Monday Night Games. Continue reading
ON THE PINE: Identifies fantasy football players who you should likely avoid unless there is no one else on your roster or on the waiver wire that can help your team win.
NOTE: This list is inclusive of the Quick Hit list for fantasy football players that should be on the pine from the Fantasy Football Weekly Choices for Week 4 Sunday 1pm EST Games andWeekly Choices for Sunday 4pm EST, Sunday & Monday Night Games. Continue reading
ON THE PINE: Identifies fantasy football players who you should likely avoid unless there is no one else on your roster or on the waiver wire that can help your team win.
NOTE: This list is inclusive of the Quick Hit list for fantasy football players that should be on the pine from the Fantasy Football Weekly Choices for Week 4 Sunday 1pm EST Games. Each subsequent list for Week 4 will build on this. Continue reading
Like the Thursday Night Special Edition for Week 1, The Fantasy Greek will tell you who to consider playing and who not to consider playing, as well as what to look for in each of the sixteen games you will see in the next five days. Continue reading
The Bears finished 11-5 in 2010 (5-3 at home, 6-2 on the road) and dominated the division at 5-1. This was despite the fact that the Bears’ offense struggled in some games, and Jay Cutler was sacked 52 times. (See earlier preview.) The Bears are the poster-child for the adage that “defense wins football games.” Continue reading
With the last week of the fantasy football season at hand, this week’s “Choices” article will focus very much on the players that really should be on the gridiron, given that different teams have different incentives for finishing out the season. Continue reading
