Tampa Bay at N.Y. Giants – Start Matt Bryant. Okay, that might be a little much, but anyone who kicks a 62-yard field goal deserves to be mentioned here. Good for him. Anyway, other than Carnell Williams, there really isn’t much to see from the Bucs. The passing game is wildly inconsistent. Joey Galloway will […]
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Arizona at Green Bay – How dare you, Arizona. Anquan Boldin is still a top wide out, and Bryant Johnson is a sleeper pick. You might have to start Edgerrin James, but he’s not a must-start. The Packers have some decent sneaky starts this week. Brett Favre, Ahman Green, Donald Driver and even Greg Jennings
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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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Carolina at Cincinnati – This week’s capsule preview starts with two teams that haven’t played each other since 2002. It’s not exactly a rivalry. You know to start Steve Smith, as he’s come back from the hamstring injury effectively. Jake Delhomme is a solid option against the pedestrian Bengals’ pass defense. The sneaky start here
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Tennessee at Washington – The Titans actually ran the ball well against the Colts last week, which means I can lift my ban on talking about them for this week. Of course, everyone runs well against the Colts, so I wouldn’t put too much stock into Travis Henry. The Redskins won’t let him go for
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This week is ‘Say mean things about the NFL’ week for fantasy owners thanks to six teams being on their bye week. Seriously NFL, what the fungus? Buffalo at Detroit – As expected, the Bills’ offense mostly struggled against a superior Bears’ defense last week. Chicago is a wrecking ball right now, so don’t get
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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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