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For you history buffs, we will archive every article penned by the Shark Team in 2007. As each week is finished, we will move the content to this page so you can reminisce about the good old days ... like week 1.
Because of the huge number of articles, this archive is divided into sections:
Preseason | Weeks 1-4 | Weeks 5-8 | Weeks 9-12 | Weeks 13-17 | Playoffs
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Vinnie's Pick$ and Pa$$es - Week 5
Vinnie, Caribbean Affiliate
Oct 5, 2007 |
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Hope
everyone took my picks to the bank last week, both games were EASY
winners.
Isn’t it fun being on the right
side from start to finish.
No need to
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The Market
Mark Chamberlin, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 5, 2007 |
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| The Market offers its opinion on the stock's of The Edge, Ocho Cinco, DeShaun Foster, Santonio Holmes, and the younger component of the first QBBC the NFL has seen this decade. Sell high? Buy low? Hold? Take a step inside and see what we think you should do. |
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Games to Watch - Week 5
Chris Dolfi and Tom Braun, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 5, 2007 |
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| This week the guys look into the Simpson family tree, discuss film structure, use a mechanic's eye to survey some road damage, and warn you of the dangers of Q-tip usage. Oh yeah, they also manage to identify the three games you don't want to miss this weekend, and fill your head with the knowledge you need to know when you sit down to watch them. |
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Week 5
Brad Gillespie, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 5, 2007 |
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News, Rumors, Injuries, Matchups, Players to watch. It's all about the wideouts here. |
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The Prognosticator - Week 5
Tony Holm, "The Prognosticator"
Oct 5, 2007 |
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Travis Henry is likely done and the fantasy universe scrambles for Selvin Young, naturally, if you've been reading this column you already had Selvin Young on your roster and you immediately PayPal me $5 for that. Is Selvin Young the answer, maybe. He has first crack at it but the Broncos have a funny way of pulling some guy named John "Who the heck is that?" Doe and making him a 1,000 yard rusher. I still bank on Young first and Mike Bell second but the carousel may not stop there. It will be Selvin Young's job to lose and if he fumbles in the first quarter of this game, that could be all the chance he gets. Pray Young owners that he holds onto that ball. Please Selvin! Two hands at all times!!
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Seadog's Week #5
Doug Gaskell, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 5, 2007 |
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After watching Osi Umenyiora’s awesome IDP performance last week, I can’t help but feel for Eagle’s left tackle Winston Justice. Could they not give that guy a hand? I mean, come on, the guy was getting toasted on every single play – hello! |
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The Nuthouse - Week 5
Nick Pavlou, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 5, 2007 |
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Travis Henry is not bright man... allegedly. If Phil Collins wrote a song about this season, it'd be titled "Land of Mediocrity." Here are some quick picks as injuries have ravaged teams at all positions.
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 5, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com |
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Week Five: Crossroads
Walter Collazo, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 4, 2007 |
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I had a hard decision in week 4. I had to decide between starting
Jon Kitna or
Donovan McNabb in my first money league. Although McNabb has shaken off the rust, I could not bare and put him in the line up. Because you see, I am a die hard Giants fan. I was at a crossroads between my fantasy team and my favorite team. |
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Start/Bench List Week 5
Ron Anish, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 3, 2007 |
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It's that time of year again.
The red cross appears on half your team and players like Earnest
Graham, Selvin Young and Brian Leonard are suddenly guys you should
have drafted. Fear not, there's enough depth out there to go around.
With the Cadillac in the garage, Earnest
Graham is the hot commodity on the waiver wire this week and has a nice
matchup against the Colts who couldn't stop Travis Henry last week. |
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The Hive - Special Edition
Gary Chamberlain, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 3, 2007 |
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Welcome to the 1st of a 3 part series detailing IDP surprises and disappointments thus far in the 2007 season. If you are trying to decide to cut bait on that aging superstar or whether that kid on your wire is the real deal, look no further! |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 3, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com |
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Week Five Waiver Wire Pickups
Doug Coutts, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 2, 2007 |
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I'm going out on a limb here, but I feel that the Bears'
Garrett Wolfe needs to be listed at the top of today's article so that you understand how serious I am about you picking this guy up. I'm not necessarily saying that he's the #1 guy to be picked up this week, but I am saying that should you get shut out of this week's "glamour list" in free agency, there are alternatives.
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JL's Week Four Observations
John Lanfranca,
Oct 2, 2007 |
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One quarter of this season has been completed and the only thing predictable about the NFL season so far is that it is always unpredictable. I will of course share my observations from Week 4 so that maybe we all will have a chance of predicting what will happen in the future. |
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The Diary of a Fantasy Virgin - Week 4
Tim Davoll, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 2, 2007 |
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Everyone writes that
Larry Johnson is done. Well why is there a little orange box around his
name? Many experts wrote that it would be a good idea to sit Larry
against
San Diego
this last weekend. Well then all of you Zigged while Larry zagged
resulting in another victorious week. Sometimes don’t pay attention to
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Week 4 in Review
Nick Pags, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 1, 2007 |
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Osi makes the sack.
Umenyiora
takes down McNabb. Down goes the quarterback as #72 in blue makes the
sack. It didn’t stop there, but I will. The Giants had twelve; I repeat
twelve sacks in their Sunday Night domination of the Eagles.. |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 1, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com |
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Games to Watch - Week 6
Chris Dolfi and Tom Braun, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 12, 2007 |
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| The guys toss out the three games you just can't miss this weekend, including a battle of undefeateds. But it doesn't stop there - they also give you their thoughts on the Netherlands' GNP, Bea Arthur, Kurosawa adaptations, and who your girlfriend is going to leave you for. Hey, don't say they didn't warn you... |
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Week 6
Brad Gillespie, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 12, 2007 |
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| News, Rumors, Injuries, Matchups, Players to watch, it's all about the wideouts here. |
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The Worst Fantasy Season Ever
Lundy Blankenship, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 12, 2007 |
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| Have you ever come to a point in a fantasy season where you could care less? This has to be the most brutal, depressing, and boring fantasy season that I can remember. This season has made the Titanic seem like the Love Boat. With all the injuries and stars underperforming, it just feels like a rainy day at an amusement park. |
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Vinnie's Pick$ and Pa$$es - Week 6
Vinnie, Caribbean Affiliate
Oct 12, 2007 |
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| Rats – That all I have to say about Cleveland/New England. We pushed, but we should have won. We were on the right side, we just couldn’t get the full win. So, we went
1-1-1
across the board last week. Oh well, better than a losing week, but I’m greedy, so let’s get a winning week 6. |
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The Hive - week 6
Gary Chamberlain, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 12, 2007 |
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| Welcome back to The Hive - game by game IDP analysis within!
It’s a rough week for many between injuries and 6 teams being on a bye this week. We very well could be on the cusp of another Osi Umenyiora freakout on Monday Night Football, with Osi facing an undrafted rookie free agent tackle as the Giants take on the Falcons. |
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Seadog's Week #6
Doug Gaskell, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 12, 2007 |
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Week #5 was a wild one for me. Darnell Dockett let me down - big time, but Andre Carter was the play of the week at the DL slot. You have got to love the wonderful world of IDPs. |
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The Prognosticator - Week 6
Tony Holm, "The Prognosticator"
Oct 12, 2007 |
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Are the Raiders good? Or not? At times they look decent but they have a number of problems to contend with. They haven't really had a QB that can deliver the ball and their league leading per game rusher
LaMont Jordan, looks like he will be contending with a back injury all season long.
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 12, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com |
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The Hive -special edition
Gary Chamberlain, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 11, 2007 |
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| Welcome back for part two of The Hive's IDP surprises and disappointments! This time around let's take a look at who is hot and who is not at defensive back. |
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Week 6 in Survivor Pools
Nick Pags, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 11, 2007 |
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| Your still alive if you went with my selection in Week 5. Six teams have a bye this week which means there are only 13 games. I only have one "five-star" team this weekend. Click here to find out who that team is so you can keep on survivin'! |
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Week Six: Bye Week Hell
Walter Collazo, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 10, 2007 |
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Welcome to the Bye week hell. If you haven’t felt the bye week crunch, this may be the week you do. Between this week and another bye hell in week 8, a lot of owners are going to scramble to fill holes. Injuries are mounting faster then you can put in a waiver claim and it seems everyone wants to offer you a trade for the only healthy productive players you have. What should you do? |
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Start/Bench List Week 6
Ron Anish, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 10, 2007 |
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| We're quickly approaching the halfway point of most fantasy seasons and by now you should have a good sense of what your team is all about. Consider the current slew of injuries as opportunities to jump on those replacements as fill-ins for bye weeks and starters that could carry you to the playoffs. |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 10, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com |
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Week Six Waiver Wire Pickups
Doug Coutts, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 9, 2007 |
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Old friend Jerry Porter makes the hot list this week. Though the Oakland wide out has only touched the ball seven times in four games, three of those times he ended up in the end zone. His three catch, 53 yard performance in week four saw him hit paydirt twice, it could be that he and Daunte Culpepper are making a connection. The Raiders have already had their bye week, Porter is a guy that you can consider picking up and putting right into your starting lineup to cover a bye week. |
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JL's Week Five Observations
John Lanfranca, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 9, 2007 |
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In the craziest weekend of football thus far this season, my observations will hopefully bring sanity back to everyone. If you watched Monday Night Football, you might be wondering if there is anything else left to see in the sport of football. I tell you a little secret; just when you think you have seen it all, you haven't.
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The Diary of a Fantasy Virgin, Week 5
Tim Davoll, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 9, 2007 |
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| Fantasy Football is great when you are leading on Sunday night. It gets better when you are leading and your opponent has no more players. But I tell you that it gets outright disconcerting when the Monday Night game starts out with two interceptions by Romo resulting in -4 points. |
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Week 5 in Review
Nick Pags, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 8, 2007 |
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Who won the battle of New York? Could the Colts survive without Addai and Harrison? 41 points and no Tomlinson TD's? And the injuries just keep on coming! Read all about here... |
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The Rookie Report
Paul Agruso, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 8, 2007 |
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| Welcome everyone to the fifth regular season installment to the Rookie Report. In case you missed the report during the first few weeks and preseason, each week, the report will cover topics, trends and a game by game analysis of notable performances by the NFL’s 2007 Rookie Class to assist in your pursuit of dynasty championship gold. This week we will analyze the potential impact of Vikings head coach Brad Childress on rookie running back Adrian Peterson. So sit back, but don’t get too comfortable because here we go with our fifth regular season week’s installment of this report on the idiot head coach... |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 8, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com |
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The Diary of a Fantasy Virgin, Week 6
Tim Davoll, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 22, 2007 |
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It is that time of the year where you have to be a little bit lucky.
The bye week is strange. It sneaks up on you. You may be doing chores on Sunday when you get that crazy idea that goes something like the following statement. “Hey, I have to set my team… I will be right back.” |
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The Hive - Special Edition part 3
Gary Chamberlain, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 20, 2007 |
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| Time once again to look at which IDP big shots have ended up shooting blanks, and which guys came out of nowhere to rock the IDP world! This time around, its the linebackers! |
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The IceBox
Ben Ice, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 19, 2007 |
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| Ben Ice compares two teams he drafted, laments his decision not to draft Randy Moss (well, except a couple of times) and wonders how badly he'll be taken to the woodshed over his recent trade for the Viking's Adrian Peterson. |
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Games to Watch - Week 7
Chris Dolfi and Tom Braun, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 19, 2007 |
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| Oh boy - what can we say about this week's 'Games to Watch'? Dolfi and Braun add up the numbers, hit some of the finer points of cheap ligerie, check out a western showdown, and even give you a tip on keeping the wife busy this Sunday. Oh yea, they also run down the best three games of the weekend. |
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The Hive - Week 7 edition
Gary Chamberlain, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 19, 2007 |
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| Welcome back to The Hive everyone! Week 6 was insane in the world of IDP's, and week 7 looks like more of the same! Come on in and get your game by game IDP analysis! |
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Week 7
Brad Gillespie, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 19, 2007 |
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| News, Rumors, Injuries, Matchups, Players to watch. It's all about the wideouts here. |
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The Nuthouse -- Week 7
Nick Pavlou, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 19, 2007 |
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| I have traded Peyton Manning. Crazy? Maybe I am. But CRAZY LIKE A FOX. Also, thoughts on Chambers and Bennett. |
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Seadog's Week #7
Doug Gaskell, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 19, 2007 |
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It seems like there are still some pretty good grabs to be had on the IDP waiver wires, at least in the various leagues that I’m involved in. In general, there’s some great points coming out of the CB position (more than I would have guessed) but LBs are starting to get pretty sparse. |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 19, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com! |
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Start/Bench List Week 7
Ron Anish, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 18, 2007 |
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| The mark of a good, well-rounded fantasy team is surviving the bye weeks. It's one thing to be loaded with Peyton Manning, Willie Parker, and Roy Williams. It's another to get a win when all of your studs are sitting at home on Sunday afternoon. Depth is essential to success and you can never be too diligent about who you are carrying as your fourth string running back... |
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Week Seven: The Midway Point
Walter Collazo, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 18, 2007 |
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After week seven you will have reached the midway point of the fantasy season. Most leagues play a 14 game schedule where weeks 15-17 are reserved for the playoffs. Now that week 6 is over you should have a better understanding of how the 2007 football season is going. We look at the top 10 at each position so far. |
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Week 7 in Survivor Pools
Nick Pags, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 18, 2007 |
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| Six weeks. Six wins. Keep on surviving. There are a lot of options in Week 7, but will you choose the right one? Can you trust the Saints? Will I put confidence in sub-.500 teams? Click here to read all about it... |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 17, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com! |
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Week Seven Waiver Wire Pickups
Doug Coutts, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 16, 2007 |
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| Probably getting to be slim pickings but we've got a couple of trade targets, one in Green Bay, and another in Seattle. Speaking of trades, Tampa Bay has acquired some depth at RB, clearing the way for a Priestly return? Read on for these and other names that are sure to be discussed around the water cooler. |
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JL's Week Six Observations
John Lanfranca, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 16, 2007 |
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As crazy as the NFL season has been thus far, things seemed like normal again during the week six games. Three running backs who just go by initials; LT, LJ and MJD all had performances that reminded us of 2006, while showing us what made them such high draft choices in the preseason. At the same time, it might be time to add another running back to the elite of the NFL, he also goes by just two initials, those are AP, as in Adrian Peterson. |
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Week 6 in Review
Nick Pags, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 15, 2007 |
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| The week was highlighted by the potential Superbowl matchup between the Cowboys and the Patriots. Would the Cowboys have something to say about the 16-0 talk regarding New England? Would 198 yards on the ground by Tomlinson lead the league this week? Did you actually see Vinny Testaverde on the football field? Click here to find out.... |
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The Rookie Report
Paul Agruso, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 15, 2007 |
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| Welcome
everyone to the sixth regular season installment to the Rookie Report.
In case you missed the report during the first five weeks of the
season, the report will cover topics, trends and a game by game
analysis of notable performances by the NFL’s 2007 Rookie Class to
assist in your pursuit of dynasty championship gold. |
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 15, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com! |
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The Hive - Week 8
Gary Chamberlain, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 27, 2007 |
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| Better late than never! The Hive is here to help you dominate your IDP matchups. Inside you'll find out who the next big thing at DB is, and why Julius Peppers should be firmly planted on your bench this week. Come on in! |
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Games to Watch - Week 8
Chris "Undead" Dolfi and Tom "Bloody" Braun, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 26, 2007 |
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| It's finally here - the one you've been waiting for. The always fun, always informative, and slightly shocking 'Games to Witch Spooktacular'! This week the guys scare up three games for you to witch... err... watch, discuss the state of Great Britan's dental health, get punny while trying to avoid an obvious trap game, deconstruct a couple monsters, and even steal a bit of candy to help you satify your sweet tooth. |
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Week 8 in Survivor Pools
Nick Pags, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 26, 2007 |
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The Saints came marching in to the Superdome and left with their first win at home, which pleased many Survivor Pool hopefuls, including myself. Thanks to Reggie Bush muscling his way into the end zone, I
improved my record to 7-0 on the year. Check out who I think you should take this week! |
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Week 8
Brad Gillespie, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 26, 2007 |
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| News, Rumors, Injuries, Matchups, Players to watch. It's all about the wideouts here. |
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The Prognosticator - Week 8
Tony Holm, "The Prognosticator"
Oct 26, 2007 |
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On the Vikings side of the ball it doesn't take a genius to know that you beat them by stopping
Adrian Peterson and that will start to wear on the rookie. You still play him, he still has legs left and will run well, but this pounding will take its toll and we will start to see signs of that creeping in. He is averaging 6.2 yards per carry, look for that to start to go down week to week starting here, but it's not quite time to pull the rip cord on the rook, we're targeting Week 11 or 12, unforunately Peterson is facing the Chargers next week and the Packers after that so things may get worse before they get better. After a big game against Oakland, it may be then that we move him. His matchups for your fantasy playoffs are against Washington, Chicago and Denver depending on when you play your playoffs, he'll have no gas in the tank and brutal match ups. Use him to get you to the show, then trade him for the horses that will get you through the show. It's that simple.
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Side Lines
Tom Braun and Chris Dolfi, Fantasy Football Staff Writers
Oct 26, 2007 |
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Braun and Dolfi try and put a smile on your face with a new 'sport-toon' every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - only on FantasySharks.com! |
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Week Eight: Bye Week Hell Part II
Walter Collazo, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 25, 2007 |
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The light at the end of the tunnel is nearing. The dreaded 6 team byes are almost passed us. The injuries however, keep mounting and it seems to come at the worst times. It’s bad enough when you have key players on a bye such as T.O., Romo, Edge or the Ravens D this week, but if you had
Ronnie Brown,
David Garrard or
Javon Walker, you now find yourself really short handed. |
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Week Eight Waiver Wire Pickups
Doug Coutts, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 24, 2007 |
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I'm not going to list him on the Smokin' Hot category, but if Ricky Williams is available in your league, especially in a dynasty league, you need to consider finding the roster space for him. The NFL is going to rule on his reinstatement very soon and it is possible that he could be available to play in two weeks. That's right, this could happen very quickly. And given what's just happened in Miami's backfield, I wonder if they might be inclined to put him on the field to see what he still might have left in the tank. If nothing else, it might push up his trade value so that the Dolphins can continue to stock pile draft picks for next year. That wouldn't be a bad idea. |
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The Sin City Betbot 6000 Presents
The Sin City Betbot 6000, Fantasy Football Staff Writer
Oct 24, 2007 |
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| The Betbot says goodbye to a dear friend, and goes shopping for deeper sleepers in Miami. Check out the Betbot's Receiver Confidence Index too (a target report, with a twist)! |
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The Diary of a Fantasy Virgin, Week 7
Tim Davoll, Fantasy Football Senior Staff Writer
Oct 23, 2007 |
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A win is a win is a win. But at what cost my friends? The tranquility of the numbers on Monday evening against a backdrop of chaos and bedlam in
Boston is just fine for this Fantasy Football Virgin. |
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