Archive: August 2012

The Geriatric Trio: Valuing Chad, T.O. and Moss

8th of August, 2012

The year was 2003. Peyton Manning was the second best fantasy quarterback, sandwiched between Daunte Culpepper and Trent Green. Priest Holmes and Ahman Green dominated the running back landscape, with Stephen Davis and Moe Williams rounding out the top-12 at the position. And at tight end, only Tony Gonzalez was able to beat out Shannon […]

Valuing Fitz: Where Should You Draft Larry Fitzgerald?

7th of August, 2012

Last season, Larry Fitzgerald caught 80 balls for 1,411 yards and 8 touchdowns. Kevin Kolb and John Skelton were his quarterbacks. Coming into 2012, Fitz has the same guys throwing him the ball. But with little changing, many are pushing him down their pre-season rankings because “his quarterbacks are bad.” Am I missing something? The […]

Dos and Don’ts With Late-Round Draft Selections

6th of August, 2012

We spend way too much time agonizing over our early-round draft selections. The fact is, nearly everyone in your league will have similar rankings at the top end of the draft. And sure, you can say “I’m going to avoid Chris Johnson at all costs,” but at the end of the day, what really differentiates […]

The Two-Quarterback League: How This Changes Draft Strategy

2nd of August, 2012

Get your quarterback early. Wait…what? Didn’t I write an entire book on the late-round quarterback strategy? I did. But in my book, I also pointed out that you need to understand your scoring structure before you make any draft decisions. For instance, if your league favors quarterbacks with 6 points per touchdown pass, then you […]

32 Teams in 32 Days: Overview

2nd of August, 2012

The 32 Teams in 32 Days series is complete. And, in hindsight, I really hope the articles on each team aren’t in front of you on draft day. After all, when I wrote about the Lions on July 8th, I was much higher on a guy like Jahvid Best than I am now. But, looking […]

32 Teams in 32 Days: Minnesota Vikings

1st of August, 2012

You know that feeling when you lose your wallet? You spend 5 or 10 minutes looking through your house, hoping it will show up in the most obscure places possible. And that sensation in your stomach – it’s nothing short of awful. You think the absolute worst. You have ideas in your head that don’t […]