For you history buffs, we will archive every article penned by the Shark Team in 2008. 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.
The Cardinals have Kurt Warner, Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin and this is where home field advantage will play such a pivotal role for the Cardinals. The Cardinals have to be indoors or in good weather to have a chance against anyone in the NFL. The Lions vs. the Cardinals in a mud bowl with 40-50 MPH Winds? I'll take the Lions. The Cardinals have arguably the best passing offense in the NFL and that will show in the friendly Arizona weather as they match Michael Turner with scores of their own. In the end, it's a lot easier to get the 3 or 7 you need to win the game throwing the ball than running it as to manage the clock on a winning drive, you have to throw the ball. Big advantage, Arizona.
For those that are in playoff pools and have fantasy drafts this week, I have come up with some notes and strategies that can help you win it all. Who will be one and done? What teams have the potential to play the most games? How does the bye affect the stock of some players? Check out a full fantasy breakdown ...
Happy New Year! The Virgin part of the program has now been replaced with prognostication. Oh how much the time flies by. May 2009 bring to you everything that goals and achievement reward. For most it will be a time of waiting. Everyone seems to be waiting these days.
Welcome to “On the Rise, On the Fall” for Week 1 of the NFL Playoffs! For those that still need their fantasy fix, I have included my playoff analysis for players that are worth taking and avoiding come January. After a crazy Sunday of football, the matchups are finally set. Check out this week’s playoff edition and let the postseason begin!
Will head coach Sean Payton allow his quarterback to break Dan Marino's record? Why has DeSean Jackson been struggling so much lately? What has happened to the Arizona Cardinals lately, and are changes in store? And will Tony Dungy rest his starters again? Plus find out the latest surrounding Aaron Rodgers, Andre Johnson, and Jay Cutler, get the latest IDP Injury Report, and hear speak out on my favorite time of year. It's time for some fantasy awards!
Are you out of the playoffs? Did you lose the big game? Here's what to do about it ...
Week 17 in Review Steve Rudy, Jr., Fantasy Football Staff Writer Jan 1, 2008
Welcome to the Week in Review column on FantasySharks.com in which I will be discussing the previous week’s NFL action. This article highlights the best and worst performers of the week, along with some other vital fantasy advice and information. So strap yourself in and enjoy the season.
In my
opinion, Fitzgerald is the best wide receiver in the NFL and he proved
just that as he went off in week 17. The wideout grabbed five balls for
130 yards with two TDs. It was the seventh time this season that
Fitzgerald has gone over the 100-yard receiving mark. In case you’re
wondering who to draft as the first fantasy WR in 2009, I think Larry
would be a safe bet.
