On this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Football Weekly Podcast, heard every Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio, Nick and Josh were joined by Joe Hoffman of Iconfantasysports (@iConFantasyJoe).
Podcast: Defense! Defense! Read Post »
Easily one of our favourite games this year is Ubisoft’s Rayman Legends, which got perfect marks from Casey in his review. Well, the folks at Walmart Gamecenter are running a special deal.
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Bradford has also only thrown three picks and lost one fumble. On Sunday, he only needed to complete 12 passes because his defense set up the rest. What is amazing about that is that nine of those completions went to different receivers.
The Wire Troll: It’s T.J. Graham Time Read Post »
After spending nearly a decade teasing Hawk fans with his immense talent, Smith was allowed to head to Motown as a free agent this summer. Last season, his shooting touch bounced back to normal career levels, but his turnovers rose and his scoring went down as his overall game regressed slightly. Smith is a stellar defender that really knows how to challenge opposing shooters and throw a block party.
2013-14 RotoRob NBA Draft Kit: Small Forward Rankings Read Post »
RotoRob MLB Editor Tim McLeod made the pilgrimage south to Milwaukee in early May to watch the Brewers take on the St. Louis Cardinals. He took a bunch of photos and over the next couple of weeks, we’ll show you what caught his eye in a series of four different galleries.
Milwaukee Brewers Road Trip Gallery Three Read Post »
It is hard to believe that the second week of the Fantasy hockey season is just about over. So far, scoring still seems to be up and the Metropolitan Division is struggling with the Rangers, Capitals, Flyers, and Devils a combined 3-15-3. The result has caused some shifts in the waiver wire. When you think about it, it is only October. Please keep that in mind before you panic and make a move you may regret later.
The Wire Troll: As the Hockey Leaves Fall Read Post »
While those sections could be classified as dull, the action segments just don’t work very well. In theory it should function smoothly as all you’re asked to do is move the right stick in a direction corresponding to the action when the screen slows. For example, if you’re delivering a kick at an enemy on the left side of the screen you move the analog stick left to connect. Unfortunately, a large number of actions take place in an ambiguous position, causing you to essentially guess which directional input is needed.
Video Game Review: Beyond: Two Souls Read Post »
