San Diego at Buffalo – Philip Rivers has been one of the more inconsistent fantasy quarterbacks this season, but with a little statistical analysis, it shouldn’t be too hard to gauge when to use him. Rivers has passed for two or more touchdowns five times. In those games, the opponent’s pass defense ranked an average […]
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Baltimore at Cincinnati – Last week, Bryant Gumbel and Cris Collinsworth put on one of the absolute worst broadcasts in NFL history. Luckily, about 10 people actually have the NFL network, so there weren’t many witnesses to the horror. Unfortunately, I was one of the few. I only say this because we have five more
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New Orleans at Atlanta – When these two clubs met earlier in the year, the Saints not only won, but they dominated the Falcons in a 23-3 romp. Of course, it was the first game back in the Super Dome, which had emotions running higher than normal. Still, start Drew Brees and Joe Horn without
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Miami at Detroit – Let me start off by saying that I hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving this Thursday! Of course, what would Turkey-Day be without some great football action!? Err…Football action! Err…Football. I guess. Oh well, there actually could be some fantasy factors in this one. Chris Chambers has seen a drastic uptick
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St. Louis at Carolina – What’s up with Torry Holt? After a five-game stretch with three 100-yard efforts and touchdowns in every game, he has had three consecutive games with fewer than 75 yards and no touchdowns. Of course this isn’t the time to bench Holt or Marc Bulger. Hopefully, they will work through their
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Atlanta at Baltimore – The great Mike Vick experience has come a crashing halt. That’s the sad truth. I was so very close to embracing Vick as a real quarterback. Unfortunately, it seems as though inconsistency will continue to dog him. He’s not a start in this game and neither is Warrick Dunn. Dunn has
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San Francisco at Detroit – Are we ready for a shootout in Detroit? The biggest beneficiary this week should be Frank Gore. He has been slowed by some tough defenses in his last three games, but has still managed to put up good yardage numbers. I expect not only 100 yards, but also a trip
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