Win, lose, or draw somehow someway the Dallas Cowboys will find a way to give up a huge stat line to someone on the opposing team and this week, we predict that person will be Jennings. He has been running great lately and, Fantasy-football wise, Dallas is the league’s worst at stopping the run. Josh Johnson should love this.
Start ’em, Sit ’em: Jennings Cooks up Turkey Day Treat Read Post »
With byes done for the year, waivers tend to slow down a bit. However, this does not mean you should slow anything down. There is value to be found on the wire every week. Even if you don’t start those you claim, insurance is always wise because injuries are a heavy winch with a long reach.
The Wire Troll: Matt Flynn is Back! Read Post »
On this week’s episode of RotoRob Fantasy Football Weekly Podcast, heard every Wednesday at 2 p.m. EST on Blogtalkradio (next week only, we move to Tuesday at the same time), Nick and Josh were joined by featured expert Travis Kriens of DakotaSportsFM.com.
Podcast: Wes Welker Should Sit Against the Pats Read Post »
Gore is healthy heading into Week 12… that seems strange to say. Well, we’re a little bit superstitious so we will take it as a sign that he’s due for a big game. Oh, and let’s not forget the Washington Redskins aren’t very good against the run, so who knows? Maybe Gore will break through for a run like the one in the video below.
Start ’em, Sit ’em: A.P. Breaks and Frank Gore Breaks Through Read Post »
The former 49er has played well of late with at least 50 yards and a score in three of Tennessee’s last four games. Not many tight ends rack up 10 catches in a game as Walker did in Week 11, so that much action is unlikely to repeat itself. However we do feel as though Walker has established himself as a reliable weapon in the Titans offense, and with a friendly Fantasy schedule to close the season (we feel like we’ve mentioned that before) we see him being a top 10 tight end over the next six weeks.
The Wire Troll: Ace Sanders Takes Advantage of his Chance Read Post »
After Sunday’s 41-20 shellacking at the hands of division and state rival Cincinnati, the Browns have now dropped four of their past five games to find themselves down to 12th in the conference. There is still hope, especially with the two next games at home, but it’s fading with each loss.
Cleveland Browns Come Up Flat in Huge Game Read Post »
We know it’s a little late in the game to find a solid QB replacement, so hopefully you have one already. Dalton has squandered a great opportunity to move towards joining the elite class of QBs in the NFL, and now that he’s facing one of the leagues best secondaries, who would love nothing more than to embarrass the struggling pivot, we say put him on the pine.
Start ’em, Sit ’em: Greg Olsen? Go Elsewhere in Week 11 Read Post »
