Archive for the 'Weekly Analysis' Category
Wednesday, July 9th, 2008
By Zack Cimini
The emergence of tight ends taking on a pivotal role in fantasy football leagues has spiked considerably over the last two to three seasons. Ever since Antonio Gates showcased to the league his special skill set more and more teams have began to utilize their tight ends in a dynamic way. […]
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Wednesday, September 19th, 2007
Our bi-weekly column of team rankings is here. With brief analysis of each and every team, find out where your team is ranked at.
1. New England
They rebuilt to prevent what happened against the Colts from happening again. The clash will happen, it just remains to be seen which teams suffers the worst injuries. It can’t […]
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Thursday, August 16th, 2007
Series will be played now in preseason games by the first team. Miami and Kansas City unveiled and on Thursday night let their starters play a few series. For both teams it ended up being a nightmare ugly drawn out game. There were a few positives to take out of the game. One bold outlook […]
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Monday, August 13th, 2007
Only ten years ago the tight end position was rather non existent. There were stars at the position and the rest were situational pass catching targets but mainly blocking specialists. Ben Coates, Frank Wycheck, and Shannon Sharpe were the rare serious threat tight ends to have on your fantasy football roster. Drafting a tight end […]
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Thursday, August 9th, 2007
Has there ever been a year where there have been so many teams with question marks at the second wide receiver spot? A lot of it has to due with the amount of new youth of talent at the receiver position. This fact though scares fantasy owners as they want guys who they know are […]
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Wednesday, July 25th, 2007
Over the last ten years the most consistent and best running backs are harder to name than you would think after being asked that question. Out of all the backs in the league there are only a couple left going on their tenth season plus as being an elite back. Curtis Martin just exited and […]
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Wednesday, September 13th, 2006
Notjustagame breaks down five games last week that the public heavily favored inaccurately. Those five games were wins by Notjustagame and we want to get the public’s perception for making picks correct. Check to see the marvelous job oddsmakers did in these five games and how Notjustagame.com went 11-4.
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Monday, September 11th, 2006
The Falcons and Giants seem to have found themselves the new stud type of running backs. Guys that are lineman size with incredible running back assets. Week one the Falcons and Giants both had ridiculous averages in the rushing category. Why was it that the Falcons ran the football twenty more times, while the Giants chose to die with Eli’s arm?
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Wednesday, August 30th, 2006
Teams are finally letting loose and unveiling the names of their starters. What significance does this have for your waiver wire and last minute fantasy football drafts?
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Tuesday, August 29th, 2006
Fantasy drafts should all about be wrapped up. Hopefully you did not reach for a quarterback after the selections of Peyton Manning or Tom Brady. After them, there is a solid second tier of quarterbacks that can contribute well on fantasy squads. They are quarterbacks though that can fall to you deep into fantasy football drafts.
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