Pickups for Week 5
Kerry Collins, Titan's QB: For an odd reason I have discovered that Collins is still wandering around in most fantasy leagues. Yet Collins and the stampeding 4-0 Titans are not showing any hint of slowing down. Collins is a must own. So is Chris Johnson who I will brag about later.
Anthony Gonzalez, Colt's WR: All the hopes, expectations Marvin Harrison owners are holding on to, don't. After watching Gonzalez exploit his professional compatibility in Week 1 and 2, I am a believer. He thrashed the Vikings in Week 2 catching nine passes for 137 yards. If you have Coles or any injury look to grab Gonzalez.
Bernard Berrian, Viking's WR: I can say I am not an avid Viking's admirer, but I have to say I am liking what Berrian has produced with Frerotte under center. The last two games have been two great, consistent starts for Berrian. Need another receiver for the team, look for Bernard Berrian.
Rudi Johnson, Lion's RB: This frustrates me, by far the worst action I have ever seen made by a team. The Bengals are completely mad. They had released recent Pro Bowlers Willie Anderson, Deltha O'Neal, and Rudi Johnson. What? It's a shame though. Under new management and Rudi being who he is, a smart, powerful back LOOKOUT! Last week Rudi ran for 83 yards, caught a TD pass, and 48 receiving yards sharing carries. The biggest mistake the Bengals have made releasing a crushing weapon for a player who is usually holding one.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Shocking Your Fantasy League
One thing I must stress
Brett Favre. First if Brett is in free agency, pick him up. Secondly if he is on your bench it better be a bye week. New York seems to be suffering from a defensive laziness problem, but this has brought Favre to throw more deep passes. With Cotchery and Coles tearing up the field Favre has received an abundance of targets. Rookies Chasi Stuckey, WR and Dustin Keller, TE have respectively made their names in the league. So if you have Favre, start him, if you don't go and get him.
Oh by the way, he threw for over 280 yards and I believe it was...um six touchdowns last Sunday versus Arizona.
Brett Favre. First if Brett is in free agency, pick him up. Secondly if he is on your bench it better be a bye week. New York seems to be suffering from a defensive laziness problem, but this has brought Favre to throw more deep passes. With Cotchery and Coles tearing up the field Favre has received an abundance of targets. Rookies Chasi Stuckey, WR and Dustin Keller, TE have respectively made their names in the league. So if you have Favre, start him, if you don't go and get him.
Oh by the way, he threw for over 280 yards and I believe it was...um six touchdowns last Sunday versus Arizona.
Monday, March 3, 2008
The Powerful Fantasy Rankings for the Baseball Season
First Baseman Second Baseman Third Baseman Shortstop Catcher
1. Prince Fielder 1. Chase Utley 1. Alex Rodriguez 1. Jose Reyes 1. Russell Martin2. Albert Pujols 2. B . J . Upton 2. David Wright 2. Hanley Ramirez 2. Victor Martinez
3. Ryan Howard 3. Chone Figgins 3. Ryan Braun 3. Derek Jeter 3. Jorge Posada
4. Mark Teixeira 4. Dan Uggla 4. Miguel Cabrera 4. Carlos Guillen 4. Joe Mauer
5. Carlos Guillen 5. Brian Roberts 5. Chipper Jones 5. Jimmy Rollins 5. Ivan Rodriguez
Outfielder Starting Pitcher Relief Pitcher
1. Carl Crawford 1. Johan Santana 1. J. J. Putz
2. Matt Holiday 2. Brandon Webb 2. Billy Wagner
3. Alfonso Soriano 3. Erik Beddard 3. Jonathan Papelbon
4. Carlos Beltran 4. Josh Beckett 4. Francisco Rodriguez
5. Vladimir Guerrero 5. Cole Hamels 5. Todd Jones
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