Safe Rosenfels got the job done after Matt Schaub went down. What Went Right The passing game made great strides in Houston as Matt Schaub started the 2007 season in a scorching fashion. He averaged 260 yards per game over the first six weeks and, yes, that qualifies as “scorching” for the Texans. Trust me. […]

Leonard Pope isn’t the flashiest TE, but he gets his scores. What Went Right Larry Fitzgerald stayed heathy and absolutely dominated the league. He turned in the second 100-reception season of his four-year career (not a bad average there) and equaled his 2005 marks of 1,409 yards and ten scores. Fitz also played relatively well

Dealing away DT Shaun Rogers and his pass rushing skills will weaken Detroit’s defense. What Went Right Jon Kitna provided fantasy owners with, if nothing else, a legitimate fantasy backup last season. Assuming you needed one start out of your backup, Kitna was a decent enough resource. The fantasy football gods had little mercy on

Bernard Berrian had somewhat of a breakout year, which he parlayed into a big-money deal with Minnesota. Such is life for the Bears these days. (By Todd Rosenberg, US Presswire ) What Went Right Bernard Berrian almost got to 1,000 yards. Seriously, even the defense was terrible. How the hell did this team win seven

Mike Shanahan has plenty of work to do to get the Broncos back in contention. What Went Right While Jay Cutler had somewhat of an inconsistent year, Brandon Marshall was as good from start to end as any wide out in the league. With wide outs, we tend to look at the bad games rather