Lars Eller could turn some heads with his speed and skill. With RotoRob hockey expert Mike Chen currently indisposed with a heavier-than-usual workload and a wedding to plan (he mumbled something about needing to go for his dress fitting), I’ll be cobbling together our NHL Draft Preview this year. Part One runs today, and Part […]
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Rookie Robert Meachem may have a bright future in the NFL, but he better get past his propensity to get hurt first. The year was 1987. Glenn Anderson ruined my first viewing experience of a hockey game on television; Hulk Hogan shook the world by slamming Andre the Giant at Wrestlemania III; the Beastie Boys
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Dwayne Bowe could challenge Eddie Kennison for a job this season. Six years ago, Reggie Wayne was taken 30th overall by the Indianapolis Colts. He has gone on to play in two Pro Bowls. Between that pick and this year’s draft, no other wide out taken in the latter stages of the first round has
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Just as they were on Draft Day, all eyes will be on new Cleveland Brown quarterback Brady Quinn this year. Just don’t expect him to be a fantasy stud from day one. He sat there with that expression. You know, the one where things go completely wrong and unexpected. When you were a kid you
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What’s this? A feature about Marshawn Lynch that barely mentions the Bills’ new running back? Oh, the irony. Every now and then, comedic observers declare the end of the ironic age. Sometimes it’s because of catastrophic events, sometimes it’s because of Carlos Mencia (somewhat catastrophic in his own respect). What these people overlook is that
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Former Buckeye Tedd Ginn, Jr. brings his blazing speed to Miami. Welcome to another edition of the 2007 NFL Draft Recap! Thank you, thank you, you can gradually end the standing ovation. Ahem. This happens to be a very special draft profile. Ted Ginn, Jr. was drafted number ninth overall by the Miami Dolphins and
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Seventh overall pick Adrian Peterson will soon be challenging Chester Taylor for the starting gig in Minny. How would you like to be Chester Taylor these days (aside from the fact that he makes millions of dollars, of course)? Prior to the 2006 season, he signed the biggest contract of his career, a four-year, $14.1-million
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