Updates from January, 2010

  • The Wire: Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 5, 2008

    Brandon 9:34 pm on 9/29/2008 | 4 Permalink Reply
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    Here’s a look at the players to target on your league’s waiver wire this week. This list is ordered by the percentage of ESPN leagues in which the player is available; even if you’re not a ESPN user, it’s a decent indication of how likely you are to find the player on waivers in your league. We also note here how strongly we feel about this pickup with three categories: Instant Starter, Grab ‘n’ Stash, or Desperation Pickup.

    Mewelde Moore, RB, Steelers (0.6% owned, Desperation Pickup) – With Willie Parker already out with an injury, the Steelers lost backup Rashard Mendenhall for the season with a fractured shoulder in Monday’s game. Mewelde Moore will most likely become the backup to Parker, but if Fast Willie is to miss another game or two with his knee injury, Moore would get the start. Keep in mind though that running back Carey Davis was splitting carries with Moore after Mendenhall went out with the injury, so it could become a committee situation.

    Lance Moore, WR, Saints (1.5% owned, Instant Starter) – I guess he should have made the list last week after seven receptions, but now he’s for real (at least until Marques Colston makes his return.) With seven more receptions, 101 yards and two touchdowns, it appears he’s Brees’ favorite target for the time being…and should be on your roster if possible. (More …)

     

  • Week 4 Weekend Wrap-up: Favre keeps on truckin'

    Brandon 11:42 am on 9/29/2008 | 0 Permalink Reply
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    Before I go into any thoughts on the games from the weekend, I have one question: Has there ever been a week in the NFL where the combined age of the four quarterbacks playing in two games (Jets vs Cardinals, Vikings vs Titans) was greater than this week? This weekend we saw Brett Favre (38), Trent Green (38), Kurt Warner (37), Gus Frerotte (37), and Kerry Collins (35) all out there trying to show young whipper-snappers across the league how the game is played…with varying degrees of success (or failure). Anyways, let’s get into what transpired this weekend, starting with the barn-burner that took place as the Arizona Cardinals came into town to battle the Jets:

    • Jets 56, Cardinals 35: You would never have guessed that the score to this game was 0-0 after the first quarter…but it was. Six Brett Favre touchdowns and 472 Kurt Warner passing yards (or whatever percentage he got after the first quarter) later, you end up with the final score of 56 to 35. Without going into too much more detail (you can see the stats for yourself), let’s just say that anyone who started Laveranues Coles, Jericho Cotchery, Edgerrin James, Larry Fitzgerald, or Anquan Boldin were not disappointed. Nor were the crazy Cardinal homers who started Steve Breaston or Jerheme Urban…if any actually exist (P.S. You’ll find Breaston on the waiver wire list this week…especially if Boldin misses any games after suffering a bad helmet-to-helmet hit.)  (More …)
     

  • Make sure Carson Palmer is on your bench

    Brandon 12:16 pm on 9/28/2008 | 0 Permalink Reply
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    Palmer is out this week with a sore elbow, so Ryan Fitzpatrick will get the start. Fitzpatrick makes an interesting emergency play against a less than stellar Browns defense this week…

     

  • Desperation is a Stinky Cologne: Extreme Sleepers for Week 4 2008

    Matt 7:04 pm on 9/26/2008 | 0 Permalink Reply
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    In a bind? This column is for those of you who, due to injury or just plain poor team management, find yourselves with a gaping hole at QB, RB or WR. It’s crunch time – let’s head to the free agent pool and see what we can dig up! There’s gotta be a few diamonds in the rough who might be able to help us out this week.

    Remember, this differs from a standard “waiver wire” post in that I’m not advising you to pick these players up if you’re seeking long-term production. Thanks to matchups, injuries, or other favorable conditions, these normally ignorable guys might just be useful this week if you really need them, but in most cases aren’t worth a long-term roster spot.

    Last week, I predicted that you might be able to get useful production out of the following players. Let’s see how we did: (More …)

     

  • Studs and Duds - Week 4: Back in the swing of things

    Brandon 2:56 pm on 9/26/2008 | 0 Permalink Reply

    Before I go into this week’s “studs” and “duds”, I must apologize for not getting a post up last week. I was en route to San Antonio to meet my girlfriend’s family, so I didn’t really have too much time to sneak off and blog (hopefully you understand!) Anyways, after a quick review of my week two picks though, it appears that I’m off to a pretty solid start this year. While the guy I mentioned in the title of the post, Ryan Grant, had a terrible game somehow (honestly…this was supposed to be a lock against a bad Detroit defense!), big games from Adrian Peterson, the Denver Connection (Cutler to Marshall), and a poor performance from Derek Anderson led the way as I ended up 15-4-3 (correct-incorrect-push). This brings my current season total to 28-11-9, leading me to believe that my picks have some iota of usefulness to them. So without further ado, here are my “stud” and “dud” picks for the upcoming weekend:

    Studs

    Earnest Graham, RB, TB: Although I recommended starting Clinton Portis and Maurice Jones-Drew over Graham in an Ask the Geeks segment this week, it wasn’t easy. Graham is going against one of the worst run defenses in the league this weekend, as the Packers are letting up a league worst 5.7 yards per carry (they’re also letting up over 150 yards a game on the ground.) Graham should get plenty of chances in this one as it will most likely be a pretty tight game the whole way.

    Selvin Young, RB, DEN: Although Young has done nothing special to date, all I want to say is that he’s playing a Kansas City team that is allowing over 200 yards a game on the ground and is the second worst in the NFL in total rushing yards allowed this season with 612 through just three games! (More …)

     

  • Ask the Geeks - Week 4: Bye week blues

    Brandon 1:44 pm on 9/26/2008 | 4 Permalink Reply
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    Atg ButtonHere are some more questions for week four…and again the theme seems to be surviving a brutal bye week (Detroit, Indianapolis, Miami, New England, New York Giants, and Seattle.)

    Jeanne asks: I have a lot of byes this week and quickly need to pick-up….who do you suggest?

    Defense – Green Bay, Bills or Steelers
    WR – Issac Bruce or Chansi Stuckey
    TE – LJ Smith (may be hurt), Jerramy Stevens, Robert Royal

    Brandon’s take: Hey Jeanne, welcome to the club (of people struggling with bye’s this week.) In terms of a team defense, I think you have to take the team that plays against the St. Louis Rams if they’re available…and just you’re luck, the Buffalo Bills are there for the taking. For a receiver pickup, I’m liking Stuckey these days, as he’s getting plenty of looks from Brett Favre (having a touchdown in each game so far this season doesn’t hurt either!) Bruce had a big week two, plus he had a touchdown last week, but the offense is too inconsistent and there’s no telling how he will do from week to week, even if it is against a week Saints defense. Finally, go with Rober Royal as your tight end, as he’s going against a Rams defense that is just as bad as their offense. (More …)

     

  • Quick notes: Parker and Burress out

    Brandon 2:17 pm on 9/25/2008 | 0 Permalink Reply
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    In case you weren’t already aware, here are a few notes on players that could potentially be in your starting lineup right now…and shouldn’t be:

    • Plaxico Burress, WR, NYG: Burress has been suspended for one game by the Giants after missing a practice and failing to call and let team officials know why.
    • Willie Parker, RB, PIT: Parker has been ruled out of this weekend’s game with a sprained knee, meaning that rookie Rashard Mendenhall will get the first start of his young career. For all of you Mendenhall fans out there though, don’t be so eager to plug him into your lineup unless you don’t have a better option. The Baltimore Ravens are possibly the top defense in the league this season and I don’t see Mendenhall being the guy to change that. (More …)
     

  • Sell high, buy low: Trade ideas for week 4 2008

    Matt 11:36 am on 9/25/2008 | 6 Permalink Reply
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    Sell high, buy lowWhat’d I tell you about Carson Palmer? He might have only thrown one TD pass, but 286 yards and a 98.9 QB rating against the Giants defense should tell you that the reports of his demise were exaggerated indeed. Just wait to see what he does this week with Cleveland in town. If you were in need of QB help last week, I hope you listened to me and did your best to wrench him away from his dejected owner.

    Now that we’ve all learned an important lesson (I am infallible and questioning me puts you at risk of looking as silly as the dissenters in last week’s Sell High, Buy Low comments section), we’re on to this week’s trade ideas:

    Sell High

    Reggie Bush, RB, Saints – He’s a must-start for now and – as long as he stays healthy – should continue to be a top fantasy rusher. But Deuce McAllister’s healthy again, and coach Payton says “his time is coming.” With the Saints struggling to run the ball (most of Bush’s production has come in the passing game), count on Payton to dramatically increase Deuce’s workload in the weeks to come, which will cut down on the number of plays that Bush is involved in. As far as fantasy football value is concerned, Bush will likely go back to being more of an RB2 than an RB1. If you’re a Bush owner, find the member of your league who’s most likely to be enamored with Bush’s famous name and thus-far stellar production and see if you can swap him for a feature back like Joseph Addai, Marshawn Lynch, or Clinton Portis. (More …)

     

  • Ask the Geeks - Week 4

    Brandon 10:16 pm on 9/24/2008 | 2 Permalink Reply
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    Atg ButtonWell it’s week four and many of you are probably feeling the effect of poor planning when you took three starters that all had the same bye week (don’t worry…you’re not alone!) Anyways, hopefully we can offer you some advice to get you past the bye week blues and maintain your first place spot in the standings…

    Wendy asks: Hey Geeks, I need help picking my #2 wr for week 4. I am playing Cotchery. I can pick up one of these guys off waivers. Who is the best option?

    Chad Johnson vs. Cleveland (huge game vs. them last year, but is injury keeping him from breaking out?)
    Torry Holt vs. Buffalo  (is he worth a shot with trent green the new qb?)
    Donald Driver vs. TB
    Antonio Bryant vs. GB
    Brandon Lloyd vs. Philadelphia

    Thanks!

    Brandon’s take: Hey Wendy, although the stats go against what I’m saying, I have to believe that Mr. Cinco is ready for a break out week. Cleveland hasn’t been known as a defensive powerhouse and Ocho Cinco (the man formerly known as Chad Johnson) is apparently feeling good enough to ditch the shoulder support he was wearing in previous weeks. I think Antonio Bryant is more of a one hit wonder, while Brandon Lloyd and Donald Driver are going against tough defenses. Torry Holt could be in for a long day with Bulger now out of the lineup. Go with Ocho Cinco…the ultimate high risk, high reward play. (More …)

     

  • Top 25 fantasy football players after three weeks

    Brandon 9:58 am on 9/24/2008 | 1 Permalink Reply
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    Now that the first three weeks of the NFL season are in the books and starting the official bye weeks, I figured it might be interesting to take a look at the top 25 players (based on the scoring system for one of the leagues that Matt and I are in – non-PPR) and see if there were any surprises in the mix…of which there were a few. Keep in mind that it’s only been three weeks, but it’s interesting to note that potential first round picks LaDainian Tomlinson, Steven Jackson, Randy Moss, Peyton Manning, and Tom Brady (a little different situation for Brady than for the others though) are no where to be found…

    1. Philip Rivers, QB, SD – First of two young quarterbacks leading the league so far…
    2. Jay Cutler, QB, DEN – …and the second. And to think, Cutler is here after missing his top receiving option for the first game. Expect to see these two quarterbacks on this list for a while.
    3. Michael Turner, RB, ATL – Turner has been all that you could ever have hoped for through the first three games. While he probably won’t finish this high, I wouldn’t be surprised to see him in the top 15 at the end of the season.
    4. Marion Barber, RB, DAL – The Barbarion is living up to his first round draft pick status.
    5. Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB – Bet you didn’t expect to see Rodgers this high on the list, huh? (More …)

     

  • The Wire: Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 4, 2008

    Brandon 11:20 am on 9/23/2008 | 2 Permalink Reply
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    Here’s a look at the players to target on your league’s waiver wire this week. This list is ordered by the percentage of ESPN leagues in which the player is available; even if you’re not a ESPN user, it’s a decent indication of how likely you are to find the player on waivers in your league. We also note here how strongly we feel about this pickup with three categories: Instant Starter, Grab ‘n’ Stash, or Desperation Pickup.

    Correll Buckhalter, RB, Eagles (5.6% owned, Desperation Pickup) – Although starter Brian Westbrook’s ankle injury isn’t as bad as initially expected, he’s still listed as day-to-day and there’s a potential he won’t be able to go this Sunday. If you’re a Westbrook owner, you better have Buckhalter on your waiver claim list just in case.

    Brian Griese, QB, Buccaneers (6.9% owned, Grab ‘n’ Stash) – Don’t expect him to throw 60+ times on a regular basis (or ever again most likely!), but you can expect Griese to put up decent fantasy stats if you’re in need of a backup quarterback. The team seems to be focusing on the passing game lately for some reason (just ask Earnest Graham owners), but he’s got some tough matchups the next few games, so you probably won’t want to lean too heavily on him right away. However, late in the season he could be the man who limps your team into the playoffs as he gets to play defensive lightweights such as Detroit and New Orleans.

    Brandon Lloyd, WR, Bears (8.0% owned, Instant Starter) – While Griese was bombing it to Antonio Bryant, Kyle Orton of the Bears was doing just the same to Brandon Lloyd, who seems to be his new favorite receiver. Lloyd has racked up 190 yards and a touchdown on 11 receptions over the past two games and could be a decent WR3 play for the time being.

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  • Weekend Wrap-Up: How the mighty have fallen

    Brandon 11:59 pm on 9/22/2008 | 1 Permalink Reply
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    As a Patriots fan, I’m still trying to figure out what transpired this past Sunday. How did a guy rumored to possibly be cut from the team a month earlier single-handedly dominate the defending AFC champions? How did a team that WON one game last season destroy a team that LOST one game? Who knows the answers to these questions…maybe it’ll be fun to root for a team that no longer will judge their season on whether they win the Superbowl or not. Even winning the division or wild card would qualify as a success in my eyes at this point. Anyways, enough complaining…let’s get to the rest of the action over the weekend and what relevance it has to fantasy football…

    • Miami 38, New England 13: I don’t really want to get into the details (you can read the recap for yourself), but I have to give props to the Dolphins running game, who basically beat the Patriots all by themselves: Ronnie Brown (17 rushes for 113 yards, 4 rushing TD, 1 of 1 passing for 19 yards and a TD) and Ricky Williams (16 rushes for 98 yards.) While I agree with Matt that you shouldn’t go out of your way to trade for Ronnie Brown, I do think he’ll have some more productive games this season and can be a valuable asset to your team (remember what he did last season before his injury?) (More …)
     

  • What to make of Ronnie Brown's big day

    Matt 2:16 pm on 9/22/2008 | 7 Permalink Reply
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    Ronnie Brown’s absolutely monstrous fantasy performance yesterday made very few people happy. If you own him, you probably didn’t start him, and now you’ve got a fist- or head-shaped hole in the wall by your computer to deal with. If you’re matched up against someone who did start him, you’re obviously feeling a tad shellshocked today. And if you did start him, you’re not happy, you’re friggin’ giddy.

    Brown owners, be honest with yourselves: Come hell or high water, you’re starting him from now on. Leaving a 40-50 fantasy point player on the bench once is painful; doing it twice is unimaginable. You’re going to ignore the timeshare with a just-as-effective Ricky Williams, the shaky defense that will be playing from behind more often than not, and the fact that what was truly revealed yesterday wasn’t Brown’s talent but the vulnerability of New England’s defense (and the smarts of coach Tony Sparano, who will probably have to shelve the Wildcat for a while now). None of that matters – he’s a fixture in your lineup now, and I don’t really blame you.

    But I might just pity you by the end of the season. Especially if you’ll be leaving a better option than Brown on your bench because of this one game.

    Will Brown have a nice season? Probably. But the timeshare with Ricky Williams, which is likely to continue, puts the kibash on any realistic dreams of a season on par with the truly elite fantasy running backs. Williams could just as easily be the one to find the end zone multiple times in the next game – he’s always been an effective goal-line guy and has a better build for it than Brown. In any case, since four of Brown’s touchdowns came on trick plays that the Patriots were unable to adjust to but will obviously be prepared for by future opponents, it’s hard to look at this performance as anything more than a freak statistical anomaly.

    Since I’m not going to convince Brown owners of any of this, I’ll conclude with a message for everyone else: Be very wary of trade offers from your friendly neighborhood Brown owner until after the Fins play the Chargers in week 5. Don’t go and do something silly like trading a Marshawn Lynch, Michael Turner, or Marion Barber away for him. Repeat after me: “He plays for the Dolphins. He plays for the Dolphins. He plays for…”

     

  • Desperation is a Stinky Cologne: Week 3

    Matt 12:29 pm on 9/18/2008 | 1 Permalink Reply
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    Have injuries or piss-poor performance left you decimated and desperate at a position? Don’t feel bad, it happens to the best of us (thanks to injuries to the WR1 and WR3 I drafted, my starting wideouts in my keeper league last week were Dwayne Bowe, Robert Meachem, and Ted Ginn, Jr… *shudder*).

    The following players aren’t going to save your team if it’s in rough shape across the board, but they’re likely available as free agents and not terrible plug-ins for this week if you’re desperate. Note that this column differs from a standard “waiver wire” post in that I’m not advising you to pick these players up if you’re looking long-term production. Thanks to matchups, injuries, or other favorable conditions, these normally ignorable guys might just be useful this week if you really need them. (More …)

     

  • Ask the Geeks - Week 3

    Brandon 9:38 pm on 9/16/2008 | 3 Permalink Reply
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    Atg ButtonHere we go with the questions rollin’ in for week three…hopefully we can offer you some decent advice and give your team what it takes to carry you to victory this week…

    Ali asks: hey Brandon, great blog. I need some advice. I have Megatron (CJohnson) and Roddy White as my two starting receivers. I also have David Patten and Patrick Crayton on the bench. For backup RBs i have Justin Fargas, BJax, and Sproles (I do not own LT).

    I feel like I need help at WR b/c White is inconsistent. So, my question is would you recommend dropping any of the guys mentioned above for Stuckey, Gage, Antonio Bryant (TB), Isaac Bruce, Bryant Johnson (SF), Robert Meachem, or Amani Toomer?

    Other RBs available are: Fred Jackson, Ahmad Bradshaw (I have Jacobs), LaMont Jordan, Le’Ron McClain , Jamal Charles … what do you think?

    Brandon’s take: Thanks for the compliment! As for your team, you might consider dropping David Patten for Bryant Johnson, who seems to be a favorite target of J.T. O’Sullivan, but it’s really not that much of an upgrade. Robert Meachem has a brighter future than Patten, but there’s no telling that it’ll be this season. Stick with your guys for now (probably starting Crayton with White and CJ) and see what happens. White had four catches last week, so it appears that Ryan is looking his way and he should get better as the season goes along.

    As for your running backs, you definitely want to scoop up Ahmad Bradshaw since you own Jacobs. I would pick him up and probably drop BJax (Brandon Jackson I assume?) If Jacobs goes down, Bradshaw will be very productive for you. The others are nothing special, but you might consider trading Sproles to the LT owner immediately (while he’s shaking in his boots that his top pick could lose some carries.) Hope this helps!

    Matt’s take: Why does Brandon get all the love? Don’t make me pull a Chris Cooley.

    For a league that starts 2 WRs, you’ve hardly got a killer corps there, but none of the waiver options you mention are an upgrade at this point. Keep an eye on Gage and Meachem, as both have some upside this season (especially Gage – Meachem will probably fade out of the picture once Colston’s healthy again).

     

  • Sell high, buy low: Trade ideas for week 3 2008

    Matt 11:12 am on 9/16/2008 | 9 Permalink Reply

    Sell high, buy lowIf you team needs some help and you’re looking to make a trade to bolster a position, here’s a list of players to look for and work into those deals this week. Players listed under Sell High are overvalued – meaning that I think they’re performing at a level they won’t be able to maintain throughout the season, and thus are ripe to be traded away while their value is still high. Those listed under Buy Low are the ones to look for on other peoples’ teams – hopefully their owners are discouraged by their poor performance thus far, and will trade them away for a song.

    This column will get progressively longer as the season continues; right now, with only two games for us to look at, players’ trade values are still very much up in the air.

    Sell High

    Kurt Warner, QB, Arizona: Arizona’s had an easy road so far (49ers and Fins), and Warner’s a top-5 fantasy QB if you look at his points alone. He’ll probably stay solid, but keep in mind that Arizona still says that Matt Leinart is their QB of the future, so if he has a few subpar games in a row (hardly a far-fetched scenario), he risks being benched and losing all of his value. If you can afford to pawn him off on someone who’s desperate for QB help now, make the move. (More …)

     

  • The Wire: Waiver Wire Pickups for Week 3, 2008

    Brandon 9:36 pm on 9/15/2008 | 6 Permalink Reply
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    Here’s a look at the players to target on your league’s waiver wire this week. This list is ordered by the percentage of ESPN leagues in which the player is available; even if you’re not a ESPN user, it’s a decent indication of how likely you are to find the player on waivers in your league. We also note here how strongly we feel about this pickup with three categories: Instant Starter, Grab ‘n’ Stash, or Desperation Pickup.

    Chansi Stuckey, WR, Jets (0.7% owned, Desperation Pickup) – He’s not the primary target in this offense…or even the second (third?), but he does have a touchdown in each of the first two games for the Jets on a combined six catches for 80 yards. He’s not going to blow your opponent away, but if you’re absolutely stuck for a WR3 play in week three, you might consider Stuckey.

    Michael Bush, RB, Raiders (6.1% owned, Grab ‘n’ Stash) – “Starter” Justin Fargas left Sunday’s game with a groin injury and the severity is yet to be determined. While Darren McFadden is still the main man in this running game, Bush will get a healthy dose of carries in the next week or so if Fargas happens to miss extended time. (More …)

     

  • Sunday Wrap-up: Brandon Marshall is back!

    Brandon 4:28 pm on 9/15/2008 | 0 Permalink Reply
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    While the Bronco’s should definitely have lost their game with the Chargers (I have no clue what the officials where thinking when they blew that ball dead!), the most important thing to take away from the game for all of us non-Broncos/Chargers fans is that Brandon Marshall is back…and he’s very pissed at anyone who discounted him in their league’s draft. Marshall finished the game with the second most receptions for a game in NFL history with 18 (two shy of T.O.’s record of 20) and racked up 166 yards and a touchdown in the process. If you were in a PPR league that awards bonus points for breaking the 100 yard or 150 yard mark…and you had Marshall in your starting roster…you are very, very happy right now. Anyways, here are some other notes from the games this past weekend that you may find interesting…

    • Broncos 39, Chargers 38: Besides being happy to be a Brandon Marshall owner, those of you who had faith that Cutler would be a top notch talent after getting his diabetes under control are being rewarded nicely…to the tune of 650 yards and six touchdowns through the first two games of the season. Looking at the Broncos schedule, I wouldn’t expect too much of a drop off in production either (if any). For all of you who took him late in the draft…it’s time to start laughing at the guys who drafted Derek Anderson and Carson Palmer five rounds earlier. In other news, LT owners should have a waiver claim in for Darren Sproles (317 all purpose yards and two touchdowns) immediately (at the cost of dropping Jacob Hester if necessary). Philip Rivers (21 of 33 for 377 yards and three TD, two INT), Chris Chambers (four catches for 83 yards and two TD), and Tony Scheffler (six catches for 64 yards, 2 TD) didn’t look too bad in this one either. If you picked up Eddie Royal after his first week outburst…keep him around. Cutler has confidence in him and you can expect a ton of chances to put up quality numbers all season long as defenses try to contain Marshall. (More …)
     

  • CBS is doing a bang-up job with the Bills broadcast

    Matt 1:54 pm on 9/14/2008 | 2 Permalink Reply

    Stupid CBS

    What you’re looking at there is a live play in the red zone, with a CBS promo right on top of the action (which, I found out after the play, was a pass to Matt Jones).

    This after I was already annoyed because one of the main cameras they’re using has some sort of problem and everything’s all herky-jerky whenever they cut to that angle.

    Anyone else watching the Bills game and throwing things at the TV?

    Update: I caught the highlights from the Raiders game and noticed that CBS had the same problems with one of its camera angles in that game too. There’s no way the problem is my TV; it only happened with the sideline camera in both games. Anyone else notice this stuff on a CBS game, or am I just slowly going insane?

     

  • Ravens vs Texans game rescheduled

    Brandon 11:18 am on 9/14/2008 | 1 Permalink Reply
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    Due to Hurricane Ike, the game between the Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans has been postponed to week 10, meaning that the Ravens and Texans have an emergency bye week this week (click here to get the full description of the rescheduling and how it affects even the Bengals). Anyways, make sure these players (and all others that you might consider playing on these two teams) find a nice cozy spot on your bench:

    • Matt Schaub, QB, HOU
    • Andre Johnson, WR, HOU
    • Kevin Walter, WR, HOU
    • Ahman Green, RB, HOU
    • Steve Slaton, RB, HOU
    • Owen Daniels, TE, HOU
    • Willis McGahee, RB, BAL
    • Ray Rice, RB, BAL
    • Derrick Mason, WR, BAL
    • Todd Heap, TE, BAL
     

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