• Posts Tagged ‘sleeper’

    Week 5 Hot Hands and Cold Shoulders: Pretty please, Braylon. Pretty Please.

    by  • October 9, 2009 • Start or Sit • 3 Comments

    I watched the UFL game last night, and it wasn’t even like the accidentally-left-it-on-that-channel kind of watch. I actually watched it. It was far more interesting than watching Missouri spank Nebraska in the rain. J.P. Losman led the Las Vegas Locomotives, an engine of destruction, I’m told, to a come-from-behind victory against the California...

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    On the Wire: Week 3 Pickups and Sleepers

    by  • September 22, 2009 • Waiver Wire • 11 Comments

    If your team is 0-2, you could use the help, but don’t do anything crazy. I know of a league where a man dropped Matt Schaub after his pitiful Week 1 performance. I will name no names, but I’m pretty sure he regrets that now. He should. Your top picks deserve some time to...

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    On the Wire: Week 2 Pickups and Sleepers

    by  • September 15, 2009 • Waiver Wire • 5 Comments

    Welcome to the first edition of our in-season “On the Wire” spectacular, coming to you every week from the sadness of your own heart. If you’re players are underperforming or injured, we’re here to pick you up for the low, low price of four installments of free. We’ll keep it short and simple —...

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    On the Wire: Quick Week 1 Pickups and Sleepers

    by  • September 9, 2009 • Waiver Wire • 0 Comments

    It’s time… I’m almost giddy now that I can finally write up a few sleeper grabs that may have gone undrafted in your leagues this season. In less than 24 hours, the 2009 NFL season will be upon us. Are you ready? Probably not, but that’s why you’re doing your homework. Consider this your...

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    Foolish Thoughts: Rate My 2009 Team

    by  • September 1, 2009 • Culture, Mock Drafts • 9 Comments

    No one can claim to be all-knowing when it comes to fantasy football, and one of the most valuable parts of blogging about it for me is the reader feedback I receive in the comments. Your competition will never share their inner thoughts or concerns about your team — not without offering you a...

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