This years Super Bowl had a major flaw, and it didn’t have anything to do with a celebrity exposing herself during the halftime show. No, it wasn’t a bad commercial, either. This flaw was actually a game decision — one that may have cost the Eagles a victory.
My fantasy football league is approaching its 16th season. We have had 16 teams competing before, but now we are a 14-team league. Although the subject of performance points is bandied about at our league meetings virtually every year, we remain a basic scoring league — the only way to go for true fantasy football fans.
For those of us who enjoy a good football game and know something about the players, the term fantasy football is intriguing. But what is it? How do you play? And, where do you go to sign up?
Fantasy Football Fans will want to remember the name Deion Branch. When preparing for your fantasy football drafts this summer, don’t let the New England receiver slip too far in your ratings or in your round-by-round projections.
Fantasy football books, magazines and other experts will likely forget a key ingredient in their recipe for building a fantasy football champion next season. That ingredient is Curry, Ronald Curry, a forth-year wide receiver for the Oakland Raiders. Now, Curry posted some noteworthy fantasy football numbers a year ago, but they weren’t the kind of numbers that make the average fantasy football player race to select him in the top three rounds of their fantasy drafts. This may be a critical oversight.