2014 Pro Football Hall of Fame Preview

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Brooks recorded over 1,300 career tackles. He was a relentless lateral force, with closing speed like a running back hitting a hole. Brooks was the maestro of a cover-2 scheme that many have tried to replicate. However, long legged linebackers don’t show up in every draft. We always thought Brooks could have been a tight end or a power hitting right fielder/third baseman or the best defensive shooting guard in NBA history. Yes, he had that kind of athletic ability.

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2013 NFL Wire Troll All-Stars

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As we scour the boxscores each week for your convenience, we emerge with some likely candidates to fill your week spots. As be it with any educated mind we have made some great suggestions and now we would like to reflect on what we feel were the best of them. Chances are if you landed a few of these players off your waiver wire early on, you did pretty darned well this season.

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2014 RotoRob NFL Mock Draft

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We’ve entered a new age in the NFL. Gone are the days of $50 million guaranteed contracts to the No. 1 overall picks, meaning teams looking to trade up no longer financially cripple their franchises by doing so. This has led to a number of draft pick swaps in recent years, and this year could very well play out in the same fashion. We see the Rams as the most likely top five team to trade down, but none of the top 10 picks being dealt should be a shocker. Now, we present to you, three different Mock Drafts (for the non-playoff teams) by the RotoRob.com Legion of Pigskin Boom. All of our writers agree on just two picks, so sit back, pour yourself a coffee and enjoy.

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2013 RotoRob Football Awards

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In world of almost non-existent workhorse running backs, Charles is a beast. Like AP, Charles has gone under the knife for a major knee operation, and like Purple Jesus, he bounced back strongly. Charles has led Kansas City from 2-14 a year ago to the playoffs in 2013 by averaging 131.2 yards of total offense per game. He leads the league with 18 touchdowns and already has 65 receptions — 20 more than his career high. It should be notable we had already decided to give this award to Charles before his five touchdown outburst in Week 15.

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