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Comment on Newbie Guide Part 4.1: Positional Breakdown – RB by XRumerTest

XRumerTest — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 00:56:51 +0000

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Comment on 32 Teams, 32 Sleepers: NFC West by FootballFreak21

FootballFreak21 — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 03:37:39 +0000

You clearly don’t understand the concept of a sleeper. I’m not naming Drew Brees or Andre Johnson, I’m picking players I believe have the best chance for returning more value then their draft position.

Comment on 32 Teams, 32 Sleepers: NFC West by michael

michael — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:15:02 +0000

Matt Leinart ? Julius Jones ?
I really don’t go out of my way to pick onsomeone. But this reeks of someone who’s firmly entrenched stats,and ya gotta wonder if they really outright grasp actual football.
Julius Jones ? JESUS CHRIST !!!! he oughta change his f’ing name to Shirley Temple for all the tap dancing he does behind the line.
Matt Leinart ? psst here’s a secret U.S.C. was very very good for him.The N.F.L. ?? very very ugly for him.
Steven Jackson has a Quarterback with the arm of PeeWee Herman,no pass threat translates to Steven Jackson getting beaten battered & brutalized.
Josh Morgan I actually could like if …uhm….he uhm….had a Quarterback !

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Wed, 27 May 2009 23:58:22 +0000

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Geonlegnalymn — Sat, 09 May 2009 13:30:16 +0000

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Comment on Steven’s Rebuttal to Chris’s Rebuttal on the 2009 NFL Draft by FootballFreak21

FootballFreak21 — Tue, 05 May 2009 00:24:32 +0000

Ryan is currently pushing for Sanchez to start in Week 1, and has come forward to say he was the one in the Ravens organization that pushed for Flacco to start the season. I believe Crabtree will do well because he plans on an offense that forces the defense to fear the rushing attack, and Vernon Davis, while not perfected in pass catching or route running, still changes the dynamics of safety coverage to avoid him burning them through the seam. Crabtree should be able to see a good amount of single coverage without effective safety help over the top. While Flacco did not have a great stat line, that was reflective of his offensive scheme, a run first offense. Ryan, even with a strong rushing threat in Turner, was able to put up good fantasy numbers several times last season. As for QB success before him, think of Big Ben his rookie year, or first year startes such as Palmer, Rivers, Cassel, etc. These later three guys had time to learn the offense, but then again, they were going through learning lumps as well. I’m not saying make Sanchez your guy, but hes definatly a viable number 2 option with better upside then most backups.

Fantasy backs as rookies tend to be more dependent on the lines they start behind rather than their individual merits. Think of the difference between Mcfadden’s and Peterson’s rookie lines.