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(by Scott Rozmus) posted on September 7, 2010
The best waiver advice to give to owners contemplating moves prior to Week 1 is remain calm. Buyer’s remorse is common among fantasy owners after the emotional high of draft day wanes and is replaced with cold, hard analysis. However, it is critical to avoid knee-jerk responses to perceived roster flaws or drafting errors. Rather than focusing on weaknesses, fantasy owners should identify roster strengths that might facilitate trades designed at addressing those perceived weaknesses in three to four weeks. Acting too soon plays into the hands of bottom-feeding competitors, who are all too happy to prey upon a nervous fantasy owner’s lack of staying power. [More]
(by B-Chad) posted on September 6, 2010
This fantasy season the Sleepers column will be taking on a slightly different look, as it will feature multiple players each week as opposed to a single sleeper of the week. With that in mind, this week’s column features two former top-ten draft selections and a newly minted starting quarterback in the desert. [More]
(by Michael Hawes)
How invaluable would a set of fantasy football rankings be if it was based on 96 veterans from some of the most popular and knowledgeable FF boards around. Well, we have it! Here are the results for the Quarterbacks. [More]
(by Michael Stephens)
Welcome to 4th and Goal, hosted by Michael Stephens and Nate Davis! One way or another this is the end of the road! With most championships being decided in a wild and wacky week 16, only a select few remain in folds of two-week championship games and leagues with late-starting playoffs. Were you saved by Jonathan Stewart and Jerome Harrison, or ruined by the disappearing acts of Mike Sims-Walker and Tony Gonzalez? If you need help with your flex spot (or any other roster slot) this week, the guys at 4thandG will still be around to tirelessly answer all e-mails, Tweets, PMs, etc., that we get for the final week of the 2009-10 fantasy football season. We’re hoping to get a season wrap-up show out next week, so there should be one last opportunity to hear us chit-chat about the goings on of the NFL before we take a hiatus and head over to the baseball side of the Cafe for another season of The Can of Corn! Make sure to check back if you want to hear how some of our season-long competitions/predictions turned out (also known as tune in if you want to hear us recap how wrong we were about many things in the preseason)! We hope you had a great (and safe) New Year’s, and we’ll be talking (at) you sometime next week [More]
Lessons Learned “There’s a lesson to be learned from this, but I’ll be damned if I know what it is.” ~Al Bundy, high school football star and esteemed shoe connoisseur
Regardless of how... [More]
Finding an Edge (Part I: Dynasty Leagues) Owners hoping to win their leagues need an edge (no, not Edgerrin James, at least in this decade of fantasy). Almost all fantasy players have access to the same data, injury repor... [More]
Cafe Poll
Which team will win the Super Bowl?
More QBs, Please This is Jeopardy! "Jeopardy" is a little known program that spun off from a Saturday Night Live skit featuring Will Ferrell's portrayal of a mildly condescending game show host. ... [More]
Five Value Picks - Wide Receivers and Tight Ends Part 3 of my value picks for players that I feel will outperform their ADP focuses on the wide receivers and tight ends. Both positions are making moves in fantasy relevance with t... [More]