Can JaMarcus Russell build on his huge 2006 season as an Oakland Raider? Let’s continue our fantasy rookie profiles with JaMarcus Russell. Russell, as everyone and their mothers know, was taken first overall by the Raiders and starts the season behind both Josh McCown and Andrew Walter on the depth chart. But at least he’s […]
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David Price has plenty of reason to smile, and will soon have millions more as the expected No. 1 pick in the MLB Draft. Believe it or not, baseball — never confused as a sport on the cutting edge — will finally enter the 20th century next month. That’s right, fans: we’ll actually get to
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Two-time All-American Calvin Johnson will be leaping for the Lions this season. Oh sure, Roy Williams was a great pick, but after failing with Charles Rogers and Mike Williams, you’d think Detroit would have had its fill of drafting wide receivers. Yet, there the Lions were on Draft Day, grabbing Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin
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Ready for some NFL Draft chat? Head over to mvpff.com for live blogging with Andy and Derek as they spend all day picking apart all the pigskin plays.
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Ronnie Brown isn’t a complete bust yet, but we have our doubts about his ability to be a workhorse back. In anticipation of this Saturday’s NFL Draft, Derek Jones and I were given a task: Figure out the biggest draft busts of all time. We promptly decided that anything that happened before 1995 wasn’t that
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The Jets could take a look at Texas cornerback Aaron Ross with their first round pick. Time to finish up my preview of the first round of the 2007 NFL draft, from a fantasy football perspective. Part I, Part II, and Part III can be found, um, there, there, and there. Ahem, anyway, on to
Gridiron Goldstein: Draft 2007 Fantasy Guide (Part 4) Read Post »
Jacksonville would love to land OSU’s Ted Ginn Jr., but he’ll likely be gone by the time the Jags are on the board. As the NFL draft gets closer and closer, I’ve been going over what each team will do with their first round selections. Part I is here, and Part II can be found…right…here.
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