This is cool. I just added a plug-in to the blog that auto-magically creates a mobile version! You know how some web sites (including this one until now) would display terribly on mobile devices, such as Blackberry’s, Windows Mobile smartphone’s, and iPhones? That’s no longer a problem here. I’ve tested it from my Motorola Q [...]
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I’ve spent quite a bit of time on this, so hopefully it’ll help you in your PPR fantasy draft. For better or worse, this is how I currently rank the top 100 NFL players for fantasy value in a PPR league. Lots of things are taken into account here, but there are quite a few [...]
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Good article on KFFL.com today regarding PPR value. Check it out “Point Per Reception Perception“. KFFL also has updated PPR rankings as of today. Not the same as mine, but then again, they’re not me. It’s one of my favorite PPR sites. Be sure to check out all their fantasy football articles at KFFL.com/fantasy-football Note [...]
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Since I’m normally sitting on my butt reading anything remotely fantasy relevant on Saturday nights, I decided to do a stream of consciousness type of post. I’m thinking about doing this each week. Who knows, maybe it’ll eventually become known worldwide as SNFT. Sure it will…. It’s just getting to halftime of the Redskins/Steelers game, [...]
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Here’s my second run through offensive rankings for point per reception (PPR) leagues. As in my first run, keep in mind that I came up with these rankings based on how valuable I think players will be overall in PPR league scoring in 2009. If you are in a “standard” scoring league these rankings will [...]
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I read a story from England tonight titled In defence of the NHS: I’m glad I didn’t break my leg in the US. The author (Stephen Bates) recounts his experience with the British health system when he fell off a ladder and broke his leg. He talks about how he would “without question, query or [...]
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It’s nearing the end of the first Monday Night Football game of the season, and just wanted to say a few things. Eli Manning doesn’t deserve to be the highest paid player in the NFL. Don’t get me wrong – I don’t think he totally sucks – but he’s nowhere near good enough to be [...]
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I watched a few preseason games the past few days, and while it’s pretty early to draw any conclusions, here are a few of my thoughts in no particular order. Stafford is the real deal. If Keary Colbert could catch a cold (he had at least 3 drops) Stafford would have had some great stats. [...]
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I was going to title this “Fantasy Football 101″ but I think that really needs to be a discussion of basics, like “know your scoring system” and “never draft a kicker before the last round”. I cover that here. This post is about how to draft for value. How to get the most bang for [...]
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This is what it’s come down to… An 11 year old asking President Obama “Would you like to become my homeboy?” That’s what USA Today says in their article about it. WEAVER: When I interviewed Vice President Joe Biden, he became my homeboy. Would you like to become my homeboy? OBAMA: Absolutely, thank you man. [...]
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