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(by Joseph Malizia)
How many carries is too many? Last year, one of the most hotly debated issues was whether or not to take a risk on a RB who carried the football more than 350 times. The prominent examples last year were Adrian Peterson of the Minnesota Vikings and Michael Turner of the Atlanta Falcons. Peterson went on to have a fantastic year, scoring 18 total TDs on another 314 carries. Michael Turner started out like gang busters until an ankle injury cut his season short in Week 10. Was it related to his 350+ carry season? Perhaps, however I would like to propose that another factor was in play — the additional grind that goes along with participating in the NFL playoffs. [More]
(by Daniel Wilson)
No. More. Soccer. I promise. I won’t even tell you how the All Whites are the toast of New Zealand, the Socceroos are a joke, or zee Germans are looking like they vill invade Pol go all the way. With Artful in South Africa, you’re stuck with me for around four weeks. Let’s make the most of it. Bullets please! [More]
(by Brett Roberts)
Looking at the 2009 NBA Draft on paper, few imagined it would yield the crop of talent it did, and that even included the first pick overall spending the year in crutches and the second pick being demoted to the D-League for a period of time. [More]
(by Tony Huang)
Since the majority of fantasy users use Yahoo! Sports to play their fantasy hockey, I figured it would be helpful if I gave a brief guide on players to keep an eye on in the 2008-09 season. There are 16 rounds in a standard Yahoo league. I will break up the draft in quartets and give you a line of players to follow for each quarter. These will be based on Yahoo ADP (average draft positions found the “Draft Central” section of your hockey league. The first group would be Rounds 1-4 (inclusive), then Rounds 5-8, then Rounds 9-12, followed by a round of late round/undrafted players. [More]
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