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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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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New Orleans at Tampa Bay – It was a good thing the Saints drafted a game-changing rookie who has been able to acclimate himself to the NFL style immediately. I am, of course, talking about Marques Colston. He’s been one of the best wide outs in the NFL, and if you can use him as
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Atlanta at Detroit – As RotoRob pointed out earlier this week, Mike Vick is passing better than he ever has before. He has 523 passing yards, seven touchdowns and 95 rushing yards in his last two games. When people use the word ‘scary’ about Vick, the last two weeks are exactly what opponents fear. As
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San Diego at Kansas City – Admit it. You were worried last week. Oh no, Martyball’s new meaning was a running back by committee, wasn’t it!? Okay, I was a little bit worried too. But, that’s a distant memory now thanks to LaDainian Tomlinson’s four touchdowns. All is well in fantasy football. Philip Rivers is
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Washington at N.Y. Giants – The NFC East is usually thought of as a conservative division with lots of running and good defense. Well, not anymore. The points are flowing like Cristal at Pac Man Jones’ birthday party. Mark Brunell is a sneaky bye week start against the Giants’ sad pass defense. Clinton Portis should
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Week Five is approaching, so go away and read the first part of the previews while you’re not stomping on someone’s head. Buffalo at Chicago – The Bills are the next vict…err…opponents for the voracious Bears. J.P Losman has played good, controlled football to this point in the season while Buffalo relies heavily on Willis
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