LaMont Jordan’s early-season play has him rising in the rankings. 1. LaDainian Tomlinson @ Packers – He seems due, doesn’t he? In all seriousness, you can’t freak out about Tomlinson quite yet. If he struggles this week, we can talk about dropping him down a bit, but he’s still LT for the moment. 2. Willie […]
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Tim Connolly, a forgotten man in Buffalo because of injuries, could prove to be a big surprise this season. (AP Photo/David Duprey) Gearing up for your fantasy hockey draft? You’ve probably read through plenty of experts’ lists by now, and they’ve all said roughly the same thing. Here at RotoRob, we’re going to offer up
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Jake Delhomme’s re-emergence as a legitimate fantasy quarterback has been a big shock. 1. Carson Palmer @ Seahawks – Yes, it’s early, but Palmer is jones-ing to make me very smart. He’s finding Chad Johnson and T.J. Houshmandzadeh with alarming accuracy. He even utilized Rudi Johnson for a touchdown reception last week. Clearly, this is
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1. Steve Smith vs. Houston – No matter how ordinary Jake Delhomme is, Smith is still one of the biggest home run hitters in the game. Houston’s secondary was not tested in the first week. The Chiefs don’t have anyone even remotely in the class of Smith. 2. Terrell Owens at Miami – Typically, isn’t
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Tony Romo needs to keep getting Jason Witten involved in the pass attack. 1. Peyton Manning @ Titans – If the Titans’ pass defense (sans Pacman Jones) couldn’t hold David Garrardunder 200 yards, then the chance they have of holding Manning under 325 is slim. No, I don’t like him, but he played an okay
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T.O.’s penchant for shining against the Giants makes him one of the first week’s top wide receiver bets. 1. Steve Smith vs. Rams – The Rams have spent millions of dollars to fix their run defense over the past few seasons, which was 31st in the NFL last season. Carolina likes to use the run
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Brian Westbrook may cause some match-up issues in Week One. (Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) 1. Frank Gore vs. Cardinals – Despite only receiving 27 total carries against the Cardinals last season, Gore averaged 128 total yards and two touchdowns per game. Assuming the touches go up, 150 total yards and two scores seems conservative. 2. Willie
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