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The Cardinals are undefeated, but once the regular season comes around there is a high possibility of that being reversed.

As the 2005 NFL season is ready to kickoff, so will in-season fantasy football features from notjusagame.com. In the next coming weeks stay tuned to extra features and updated rankings. Remember fantasy sports is the best hobby out, and notjustagame.

In the next couple of years there is going to be a new sleeper position in fantasy sports. That will be at fullback, where it is quietly turning into a versatile position. Growing numbers of teams changing over are occuring, and so is the role usage of fullbacks.

Terrell Owens has truly been given the raw deal in his negotiations. Sure, he has been blunt and out of place a few times, but he has the right to his own opinon. He is the one that sacrificed his body in January, and has a right to be concerned with a contract that isn’t flawed. All in all, Owens is going to shock people all season long, in a number of ways.

The wheels on the bus are going to fall apart, if Bettis is called on to do to much. That may happen as Duce Staley’s nagging knee injury is going to be a factor all season, even if he is expected to be ready by mid September. A year from now the odds on Bettis and Staley not being a Steeler will be a high possibility. With that in mind, the Steelers are going to need to test some of their other guys in Vernon Haynes and Willie Parker.

JP Losman struggled when the Colts were missing half of their defensive starters. Something tells me that this may be a continued trend for this second year quarterback with an asterisk rookie sign.

A barely broken in coach in Dennis Green, a new logo, new uniforms, and now a new starting quarterback in Kurt Warner—equals a new swagger to the Cardinals outlook of the 2005 season.

There is a difference between quitting and retiring. Athletes that retire do it in the offseason, and quitters do it during training camp. The bad thing is that quitting is starting to become the norm, and not enough criticism is thrown at these athletes. The Ricky Williams treatment of a year ago, should be going on for the athletes that do it today. Why isn’t that the case though?

Miami looked rusty as did the Bears on Monday night. Nick Saban just looks to be the next great NFL coach, and could be in South Florida for a long time. He has cleaned house and revamped Miami with a new attitude, and will shock people this season as the coach of the year.

The defense to stop those legs can be done, and Vick needs to boost his pocket skills so that doesn’t happen. A one-dimensional athlete can’t survive eleven guys from tackling him. The something out of nothing plays will always be there for Vick. But the fourth down miracle runs are going to need to be passes, as those days are over.