Recent content by Badnewz

Team A: 49 points, kicker gets 7. Team B: 9 points, kicker gets 9. It's the only position where opportunity and talent don't ever correspond.

That would be Big Fat Mike Williams aka Seattle Mike. Drafted in 2005

Garcon in a deal for Mendenhall. Two days later Clark and Collie go down.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?playerId=8544

Nice list there. I generally agree, but if you check Seattle's schedule you'll likely move Lynch forward a few spots.Personally I snagged Woodhead because in my money league (on espn) Woodhead can start at both rb & wr. That flexability is a great value. If he somehow blows up, I can start...

1 @Hou 11 163 1 28.8 2 NYG 4 25 1 10.5 3 @Den 12 171 2 37.1 4 @Jac 5 39 1 12.4 5 KC 5 48 0 7.3 6 @Was 7 57 1 15.2 Outside of two monster weeks, Collie has had good but not great numbers. I could easily see benching him, esp if you went wr early in your draft.

You won't get maximum return for him and his value isn't too strong to deal away. The time to "sell high" on Collie was three weeks ago. While he will be a decent enough wr, I'm fairly confident he has played his best games already this year. You might be able to get something for him though. If...

It is tough to hand off to a guy when he is busy running a wheel route whenever he is in the game.

Only because Pittsburg has had their bye week already. Though the Titans are a quality defensive unit.

What has he done to even be considered in the top half of all coaches? He is lucky to have a job and will be lucky to keep it past this season.

Thanks, might douchey of you. Glad you don't need to know the circumstances of my draft before passing judgement. Please add eleven internets to your total for a snarky and useless post. I normally only give out ten internets, but youre special. Tool.

If you would of told me I'd be 0 - 3 in a 12 team league with Brees, Addai, JStew, Reggie Bush, Fitz , Colston & Djax before my draft, I would of laughed at you. Can't panic though. Stay the course. Luck is a much bigger factor than any of us like to admit.

Its been mentioned a time or two, but Marshawn Lynch is worth a roster spot until the deadline next month.

Patriots coach Bill Belichick called Lynch "pound for pound one of the strongest players in the league with good balance." "Lynch really can play on all downs and all situations," Belichick said at his Wednesday news conference. "I don't really see anything he can't do and do well -- run...

I vote for J.J. Stokes, but only if Tebow is in the deal.