Archive for the 'You've Got to be Kidding Me.' Category

Oh No, Larry Johnson

Wednesday, September 19th, 2007

Larry Johnson is in fantasy news for all the wrong reasons. What has he done that could make his owners even more angry?
Larry Johnson’s season is currently off to a rocky start. His offense has had a hard time moving the football, and Johnson has suffered as a result. He has been averaging under 50 […]

Week Two: You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me

Tuesday, September 18th, 2007

Browsing ten televisions at once and watching player after player have career days was something special. For owners that drafted LT, Drew Brees, and a few other high profiled players, you just wanted to throw up. This week was truly a magnificent fantasy football week. Owners that didn’t get over 100 points, something went terribly […]

You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me: Turnover Sunday

Monday, September 25th, 2006

Turnovers are a normal part of the game of football, but Sunday may have set a weekly schedule high. Flashing and watching almost every game on Sunday, it seemed to be turnover after turnover. A lot of them were costly errors that not only blew games for teams with chances to win, but cost your fantasy teams those precious points you can’t afford to lose.

What players topped your list for performances out of this world that shouldn’t of happened, and others that just stunk.

Week One: You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me

Tuesday, September 12th, 2006

The You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me weekly column is back. For those of you not use to it, it is a column dedicated to exactly what the phrase stats. Some of the common threads the column always focuses on are busts, overachievers, and crazy happenings that cause your fantasy football team to lose during the week. This is where you can let out that loss.

When It Is All Said and Done

Tuesday, August 29th, 2006

After the first few weeks of the season Mike Bell is going to be unheard of.

Jets Have No Fantasy Value

Friday, August 18th, 2006

Start filing away a mental note on one thing to remember about this 2006 Jets franchise. We can envision a future trivia question. What NFL team has started the most amount of different quarterbacks? That future trivia question will soon be, the 2006 New York Jets.
The Jets may be the only team in history to have no fantasy value.

Porter Authority

Wednesday, July 26th, 2006

For some reason athletes think they can get there way. Jerry Porter is pushing the buttons of the Raiders organization but they will not give in. Art Shell and Jerry Porter know that they don’t and will likely not get along. So how will this relationship work out, since the two will have to deal with each other?

Instant Banner

Tuesday, May 16th, 2006

Not often are there athletes that can take over on the football field and sustain that quality of play for over ten years. If it does happen more times than less it is by a player with great notoriety and expectancy to achieve well. For Jimmy Smith, there would not be a person that would have believed his story; which came to an uneventful off-season retirement conclusion.

Should Have Walked Away

Thursday, April 27th, 2006

All the time Brett Favre took to announce his decision, and he did what people thought all along. He is going to return to play a game that has treated him well. He’ll likely break Dan Marino’s all time touchdown record. But if the Packers are stuck with a couple of wins ten weeks into the season, how do you bench Favre for Aaron Rodgers. In all likelihood the Packers won’t, and that’s where this decision by Favre hurts the Packers. Ultimately there are many ways to look at his return, but the number one thing is, why?

Squandered Position

Thursday, January 19th, 2006

The disgust of Peyton Manning and the Colts was once again displayed on their faces, after Sunday’s disappointing outing. Manning has had everyone on his side for the last several years to get to the big stage, and once again he has let everyone down. The befuddled quarterback, that is now 3-6 in the playoffs, could only put out his frustration towards his offensive lineman. Peyton, you’re a veteran in this league now, and you got beat as fair as can be.