Recent content by Jack Ham & Eggs

I think you're definitely right about that; I'm just not sure he's the best choice. Then again, I'm not sure he isn't either.

I agree that team needs are an important consideration, but I'm basically asking who people think will have the more productive fantasy career. Given the longer lifespan of WRs as opposed to RBs, Johnson is intriguing. I've got the #1 pick in one of my leagues and had considered Peterson to be...

Let's assume that Peterson lands in Cleveland at #3 and Johnson in Tampa Bay at #4. Who would you rather have? I'm starting to think Johnson might be the guy in PPR leagues.

If he winds up on a team that features him, I think he's Top 10 and possibly Top 5. I realize he benefits from coming in as the change of pace to the best back in the game, but he's an absolute beast. He has that low center gravity and huge legs he just keeps churning. He might be the hardest...

Bill James has addressed similar questions with regard to baseball players and I believe his conclusion was it's generally more impacting to have a high peak. Think about it: NFL history is saturated with "average" QBs, but damn few guys were ever the best (even for a single year). You win with...

The Cowboys were in full rebuilding mode those years and the whole team stunk. Aikman was green and Jimmy Johnson decided to throw him in there and let him learn on the job. It isn't like he cost the team anything because they weren't winning no matter who was at QB. How can you hold that...

Take away Dan Marino's first three years in the league and give him a zero. He would still rank #3 in all-time touchdown passes. You don't know what you're talking about.

I am absolutely amazed that anyone hears anything other than "Jew" there. Go get a Q-Tip, stick it in your ears, and then listen to it again if you think you heard otherwise. He CLEARLY said "Jew."

If he wins this Super Bowl, I don't think it matters which team he beats. There will be some naysayers, sure, but they'll just be grasping at straws and won't be worth taking seriously. Bottom line is he's two wins away from exorcising the demons.

You're thinking logically, which means you're not thinking like the Lions.

If the coverage is great you simply throw it away and kick the field goal anyway. In my opinion, it was worth trying to do. You really think LT or Gates split wide would have no chance at all to catch it and scurry out of bounds? I'm sorry, but I have to disagree with that. I see three...

I can forgive McCree for the decision to try and return the interception. People are acting like the game was on ice if he had fallen down, but there were over 6 minutes left at that point. Credit Troy Brown for a tremendous play. My problems with Marty: 1) All the stupid penalties. Not...

Yeah! :yes: LT :banned: ... and having Ladell Betts stashed away didn't hurt either. :lmao:

Because of the Thursday night game, I have to make my championship game decision on starting Vick or Favre tonight. This is not a WDIS, as I plan to start Vick barring any setbacks from today. I'd feel better about Vick's groin injury if I knew he practiced without incident. Does anybody know...

Was the Harrington sack really a sack? It's not showing up in the BUF team stats on NFL.com or ESPN.com.