Have you ever heard of Twitter? If not maybe its time you did. I think it could be very useful for you as a fantasy football tool, especially if you and I could build up a large enough following.
Here is why.
First, I will be using it to pass on info and thoughts when I can (and you could do the same). I listen to ton of podcasts, a bunch of NFL Sirius, read many blogs/sites and have a decent network of fantasy football friends who share info and share it fast.
Next, imagine having a ton of... Read Full Story
Well here we are, it is July. Soon, training camps open and preseason games will be in full swing. You and I both know that preseason football gets pretty boring after watching a game or two, but, attending a game isn’t half bad if you take the following into consideration.
You can leave at halftime without missing anything.
It is not a big deal if you miss a part of the game while in the bathroom or waiting in line for another beer (big problem at the Metrodome).
No matter how bad your team... Read Full Story
The Minnesota Vikings may have made a big splash in the offseason by acquiring defensive lineman Jared Allen from Kansas City, but the team’s biggest asset is on the offensive side of the ball. The Vikings are not only the top-rated offensive line in their conference and division, but they might very well be the best in the National Football League. With Adrian Peterson, an improving young quarterback in Tavaris Jackson and the addition of wide receiver Bernard Berrian, Minnesota is set to... Read Full Story
As a Vikings fan, things were looking pretty good for awhile; we had some key acquisitions in the offseason, Rex Grossman remains as the QB in Chitown and Packer nation was up in arms about over the display of - the now infamous - indecisiveness from their favorite son, Brett Favre.
Boy, what a difference 24 hours can make.
Now, the tables have turned and somehow the Pack are claiming the Vikes were tampering. WTF?
Anyway, if you wanna hear about more on the subject and hear some great talk... Read Full Story
If you are anything like me, you are starving for any football discussion that doesn’t include Brett Favre (please make it stop!). So, I figured I would give you an update on a little mock draft that some very football savvy bloggers and I have been participating in over the last week or so.
So far, not many surprises but round two is a pick away and there are usually a few head turners to be had. Check it out.
Oh, and before I forget, make sure you stop by each of these blogs and add them... Read Full Story
This division lacks a little up front, and the effort trickles down from there. Subpar efforts and lack of healthy players on the line and in the backfield have created a uphill battle for these West Coast teams. That said, Seattle and St. Louis have been the most successful teams from this division, and that success is tied to the guys up front. Consider how much the loss of Orlando Pace hurt the Rams last year.
Seattle Seahawks (1st in NFC West, 7th in Conference)
If you want a safe bet... Read Full Story
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By treadmarkz | July 14, 2008
Guest post: Treadmarkz is my brother-in-law, a Human Beatles Encyclopedia and the author of the weblog Treadmarkz.wordpress.com.
I am sure you have heard all the hubbub, but maybe you never quite knew what it was all about, this thing, this MANIA called the Beatles. If you have been thinking of getting into the Beatles (and I mean really into the Beatles, not just buying their latest Greatest hits... Read Full Story
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By Corey Koehler | July 9, 2008
Here’s some music you need to check out. The group is Atmosphere and they are an Indie Hip Hop duo from Minneapolis.
I’ve been trying to get permission - for a few months now - to play some of their stuff on the podcast but haven’t had any luck. Today I was soaking them in while riding in my car and figured it was time I said something via a quick post.
Their latest... Read Full Story
The NFC East is the cream of the crop, especially with the big boys up front. With three of the four teams ranked in the top five in the conference, this is by far the most competitive position in the conference. Dallas and the New York Giants were two of the top teams in the league last year, and Philadelphia and Washington despite off years in 2007, are traditionally very tough opponents. What does in this mean in fantasy circles? When in doubt, draft skill players from the NFC East... Read Full Story
