If anyone is wondering, I just did my WR post. Clyde Gates, Tommy Streeter, Cole Beasley, Jarrett Boykin and Marvin McNutt. I used alot of PFF premium stats and Rotoviz Subscription tools, so PM me if you want a link. My boss would not be stoked on re-posting $$ info.
What are your thoughts on Boykin. I have him rostered in my money league. Having Jennings leave I believe there are some balls to go to a rook like Boykin who could start a nice progression in a pass happy offense...
I'm not gonna spam the link or repost the stuff, feel free to PM me if you want more info. In general, I think there is a piece of the pie that is his for the taking.
??? why dont you just tell us what you think instead of just dancing around it? you don't have to link or include *secret* numbers to tell us how you feel about someone.
Just said how I felt. There is going to be an opportunity there and I think there are a few things about that offense and the type of receivers that Aaron Rodgers succeeds with that points towards Boykin's eventual fantasy success.
Here's a little tip from one blogger to another. Give it away for a while. Give your knowledge away for free. If it's as good as you think it is, then people will come find you when you stop giving it away.
How do I know this? I did it for a few years. I went to multiple websites, including the FFA here, and gave away what I did before I shortened it to a link and a couple pictures where I could. I started my blog in November of 2008. I posted what I did all over the net, completely sharing what I did on my blog on other sites for the first couple years. More than once, I found someone responding, "You should have your own blog/site." To that I always responded, "As a matter of fact, I do!"
2012 was my best year yet. I appeared on local television, between all four stations, more than two dozen times, wrote feature articles in more than one local pub, was quotes by the Wall Street Journal, was hired by Char-Broil, the Missouri Beef Council, and Sears to write for them and had three grills (one retailing for a grand) delivered to my house, along with many other products, for nothing more than a review.
And since 2008 I've used the website to raise thousands for charity.
I have paid advertisers which makes the site profitable.
I come up with an idea for an article and I sell it to a local publication. Once it goes to print, I call all of the local TV and radio producers I've met along the way and pimp the article (and my website) on their program.
Trust me, give it away for a while. If you are as good as you think you are, then giving the product away will build your following more than this tap dance you are doing around what you have written.
If you would like to discuss the many more things I can offer you to help promote your site, feel free to PM me. In the mean time, share your knowledge. Build the trust here and on other sites before you get all cryptic and hold back. You haven't build enough board cred and trust to do what you're doing...
something needs to be done with the leaching bloggers here... it's getting ridiculous.
Need a few names to get it started OP.
i would be perfectly fine if the people linking their blogs would just quote what they're linking us to... if i like it or find it interesting i'll click the link and see what else they have to offer. forcing people to click a link to your blog is just bad interweb etiquette. the guys who are on the payroll here get a pass imo, but for the rest of you, do us all a favor and quit the leeching.
teres major is a nice cheap cut, it's not pretty but it's definitely MAJORLY tender. one of my favorite cuts if my butcher is out of ribeye.
