August 22nd, 2010 
The Fantasy Flukie 
Posted in I have to acknowledge I am disappointed in the Oakland WRs. I banked on Schilens and Darrius Heyward-Bey becoming relevant in fantasy. That bank is now empty. I held on to Schilens has long as I could. Everything coming out of Oakland is negative in regards to his status. The foot has turned into a [...]
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WRs Who have Faltered / WRs Who have Risen
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4 Comments »How to Approach an Auction Draft
There are numerous ways to approach an auction. I am going to highlight 3 ways that I have found successful. This is assuming a total of $100, 16 roster spots, PPR league. 1. Shock and Awe – Similar to a “studs and scrubs” approach in a keeper league. Overbid your competition to guarantee greats. An example [...]
Tags: adrian peterson, carson palmer, chad henne, CJ Spiller, darrius heyward-bey, derrick mason, devin hester, Dez Bryant, donald driver, donovan mcnabb, fantasy football auction, fantasy football auction approach, fantasy football auction values, Golden Tate, jabar gaffney, jason campbell, johnny knox, Malcolm Floyd, marques branson, maurice jones drew, michael bush, randy moss, ray rice, reggie bush, roddy white, santana moss, tim hightower, tj houshmazadeh 1 Comment »Late Round Picks
I preface this with a fact. These recommendations are late round pickups that MAY have some value. By no means do I advise drafting these guys any earlier then round 11 or 12. They are more the fill in guys at the end of your draft. Assuming your drafts are PPR leagues these players might….just [...]
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