Inactives for the Early Games for Week 8

Cleveland: CB Anthony Madison, OG Billy Yates, PK Billy Cundiff, QB Brett Ratliff, RB Chris Jennings, CB Gerard Lawson, TE Greg Estandia, TE Robert Royal. Chicago: CB D.J. Moore, WR Devin Aromashodu, DL Jarron Gilbert, FS Josh Bullocks, WR Juaquin Iglesias, OG Lance Louis, DL Matt Toeaina, LB Pisa Tinoisamoa. Denver: OT Brandon Gorin, WR Brandon Lloyd, DL Chris Baker, DL Jarvis [read more...]

Giants vs Eagles – An Inside Look and Breakdown

All right let’s do a unit by unit comparison of the Giants and Eagles to see who has the advantage this weekend. Names that are colored are from the team with the advantage. Quarterbacks- Donovan McNabb vs Eli manning. Even Let’s face it both team’s quarterbacks have slaughtered bad competition and both have played poorly against good competiton (like the Saints). Donovan McNabb did not play [read more...]

Eagels RB Westbrook to Be a Game-Time Decision vs Giants

The Eagles may have to turn to rookie RB LeSean McCoy Sunday at home vs the Giants, as running back Brian Westbrook remains questionable with a concussion suffered last week vs the Redskins. Coach Andy Reid said Friday that wide receiver Kevin Curtis, defensive end Victor Abiamiri (knee), and backup cornerback/special teams player Dimitri Patterson (hand/quadriceps) [read more...]

NFC Injury Roundup – Week 7

The Sporting News has some last-minute injury news from the NFC: * KGME-AM out of Phoenix is reporting that Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin is suffering from a high ankle sprain, which makes it uncertain whether he will play Sunday night against the New York Giants; Boldin initially was told by team trainers that he would miss 3-4 weeks, but [read more...]

Fantasy Player Breakdown – Week 5

Sick of the regular start and sit columns that pick five random guys to take a chance on, and then five other guys who you shouldn’t? Yeah, me neither. But still, sometimes fantasy owners need a bit more information than a lousy 100-player board ranking, a start and sit column, or an injury report. This player breakdown takes a look at [read more...]

Bye Week Saviors – Week 5

On comes another week of frustration and panic, as you scramble to find waiver wire players worthy of picking up to fill-in for your bye week players, or contemplate a desperate trade to eithe keep your 1-3 team afloat, or keep your undefeated run going. It was funny last week when you had one or zero bye week options to worry [read more...]

32 Dishes from the NFL Buffet

Here are some morsels I picked up scanning through the opening day NFL rosters: The Bills have 4 new starters on the OL; including two rookies and Karl Malone’s estranged son. The Dolphins have the tallest CB in the NFL.  6′3″ Sean Smith – a rookie from Utah. As of Thursday 9/10, Tom Brady’s back-up is rookie FA Brian Hoyer of Michigan St. The [read more...]

Official NFL Injury Report

Below is the official NFL injury report, as reported by the league; please note that this can change on a daily basis as this report is current as of September 11: (OUT -Definitely will not play; DNP -Did not practice; LIMITED -Limited participation in practice; FULL -Full participation in practice): SUNDAY Cowboys at Buccaneers COWBOYS: DNP: CB Michael Hamlin (wrist), LB [read more...]

Greatest Hits of Redskins Safety Laron Landry

The third year player out of LSU is primed for a breakout season. Major doings are anticipated of number 30 this year. Coach Zorn as well as the fans are expecting Laron Landry to “step up and be a leader on [the] defense.” The following are some of Larons best games and moments from his NFL career. This list doubles [read more...]

Fantasy Football Breakdown 2009: NFC Receivers

NFC East: Dallas Cowboys: Roy Williams – 19 rec. 198 yds. 1 TD Miles Austin – 13 rec. 278 yds. 3 TDs Patrick Crayton – 39 rec. 550 yds. 4 TDs: So far, the Roy Williams trade has been an utter disaster, but all of the talk coming out of Dallas indicate that last season was an aberration and he is poised to be their [read more...]

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