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David Wilson’s 2013 Value Rises

February 7, 2013 By Emmanuel Perez Leave a Comment

Who said there’s an offseason in fantasy football?

The first big move has happened just a few days after the Super Bowl, as the New York Giants have released veteran running back Ahmad Bradshaw. The move opens the door for second-year runner David Wilson to make an impact in fantasy land next season.

Wilson showed flashes of potential as a rookie, averaging a solid 5.0 yards per carry while also scoring five total touchdowns. His biggest game came against the New Orleans Saints in Week 14, when he rushed for 100 yards and scored a combined three touchdowns. The Virginia Tech product will have to improve on his pass protection if he wants to be a true three-down back, but the potential for him to produce in New York makes him a No. 2 fantasy back with upside in 2013.

The G-Men are now more likely to retain the services of restricted free agent Andre Brown, who was having his best season as a pro before breaking his leg in Week 12. He’ll serve as a compliment to Wilson, and could vulture goal-line work out of the backfield. He figures to be a viable late-round pick and handcuff for owners who land Wilson.

As for Bradshaw, he shouldn’t have a hard time finding work as long as he has no setbacks in his return from a recent surgical procedure on his right foot. He has had the foot operated on at least three times, so he’ll be a bit of a risk regardless of where he lands.

The Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers and New York Jets, among other teams, could all be in the market for a runner this offseason.

Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News, Fantasy Football Strategy Tagged With: Ahmad Bradshaw, Andre Brown, Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, new york, New York Giants, New York Jets, super bowl

Undervalued Running Back: James Starks of the Potent Green Bay Packers

July 30, 2012 By Winn Jones Leave a Comment

: DETROIT, MI – NOVEMBER 24: Aaron Rodgers #12 of the Green Bay Packers talks with head coach Mike McCarthy during the third quarter of the game against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field on November 24, 2011 in Detroit, Michigan. The Packers defeated the Lions 27-15. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

Running back is the position that many times wins or loses fantasy football leagues. Getting value at the position is always a top goal for owners during the draft. If you can get depth at the RB position, you can always work the trade market and get other pieces later in the year. I tend to fill up my bench with RBs and try to get at least a sleeper or two if possible.

Starks is ranked way down the list in many preseason rankings. ON ESPN he’s all the way down at 38. Starks was a bit of a disappointment last year as he ended up mired in a time-share with Ryan Grant and had only one TD before messing up his ankle in November.

He’ll get the opportunity though to step up this year. He’s in a great offense that will obviously put up points although most of them have come in recent years via the pass behind Aaron Rodgers. The Packers have (at this point) let Ryan Grant go and Alex Green is coming off an ACL injury leaving Starks as the main guy in the backfield. Fullback John Kuhn is still around to steal a few TDs, but Starks should be on the field most of the time.

He should be able to get some running room as defenses load up to stop Rodgers and also has been involved in the passing game in years past. Last year in limited time he caught 29 passes for 216 yards. He should be able to catch 50 passes if he’s healthy and find the end zone with more regularity than last season.

Starks has breakout potential and can be had late in drafts. Don’t go crazy and draft him over more sure things, but as RB depth Starks could be a top 15 back or a very valuable trade piece if you stack up your RBs.

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Filed Under: Miscellaneous Tagged With: Aaron Rodgers, Alex Green, Green Bay Packers, James Starks, Packer, Running back, Ryan Grant, Stark

Chicago Bears 2012-13 Fantasy Football Forecast: Fuzzy or Grizzly?

July 16, 2012 By Winn Jones Leave a Comment

The Chicago Bears have actually always been recognized for their defense. Nevertheless, with Jay Cutler, Matt Forte and also the addition of Brandon Marshall, the Bears are forming a revolting identity. It remains to be seen exactly how all of the pieces will integrate under objectionable organizer Paul Tice, however also with some improvement, the Bears encounter a high test of unseating the Green Bay Packers for the divisional crown.

Quarterback

Ever before considering that Jay Cutler arrived in Chicago, he has lacked a top-tier receiver. However that has actually transformed right now that the Bears have brought in his prior teammate from Denver, Brandon Marshall. The two have actually set up a connection, so seek a smooth shift. While Marshall is a huge plus for Cutler, there are still concerns concerning the offending line, which enabled 49 sacks last period. If the line struggles once more, Cutler is in hazard of experiencing one more trauma. As we all viewed last year, the Bears were unmistakably not the exact same when he was sidelined. Cutler is talented, however a suspect objectionable line as well as a commitment to operate even more will definitely restrict his fantasy development. Draft him only as a backup quarterback.

Operating Back

Prior to spraining his MCL in Week 13, Matt Forte essentially carried the infraction on his back with his operating and receiving capacity. He was on his way of completing with leading operating back numbers before missing out on the last 3 online games. But regardless of being the featured running back, he simply scored four overall touchdowns. To complement Forte, the Bears signed Michael Shrub to be his backup. Forte really should still post good yardage totals as well as will certainly take less pounding from week to week, yet Shrub might have a noticeable function in goal-line problems. All 7 of Shrub's scrambling touchdowns came within the three-yard line last season, so the Bears figure to use your man the exact same way. If that holds true, Forte will definitely have problem topping five scores. Offered Forte's existing agreement misunderstanding as well as the addition of Plant, Forte is a No. 2 dream operating back. Shrub makes for an useful handcuff must Forte skip time.

Wide Receivers as well as Tight End

Marshall easily comes to be the Bears' best recipient. Because 2007, he has actually totaled a minimum of 80 gatherings for 1,000 yards. Thinking about the poor quarterback play that has actually plagued him the past three years, that consistency is superb. Reuniting with Cutler simply means good things are in outlet for the seventh-year wideout. In their last 2 years all together in Denver, Marshall finished with 102 and also 104 gatherings; he's a No. 1 dream recipient. Earl Bennett had a three-week stretch of strong performances in 2011, however had not been much of an aspect the other parts of the year. Nevertheless, very early documents away from campground like exactly what he can easily do in the brand-new transgression. He might be a waiver-wire add if he clicks at the beginning of the period. Rookie Alshon Jeffery has the dimension (6' 3", 216 pounds) to be a dominant recipient, but his impact might be restrained this year. Devin Hester ventures to contribute more at wideout, yet he's never ever made a complete change and his strength has actually always been coming back kicks.

Kellen Davis simply caught 18 passes last time, but 5 chose touchdowns. Four of those scores came within the 10-yard line, so in spite of his minimal opportunities, Cutler presently views your man as a leading red-zone target. Davis really should view a lot more looks under Tice, making him a deep individual political candidate.

Kicker

Regardless of kicking in nasty weather condition, Robbie Gould has actually constantly been reputable. Not simply is he accurate, yet over the past 3 periods, he has actually made 85 percent of his speciality targets from 50 backyards as well as past. Last time, he went a best six-for-six from that distance, featuring a 57-yarder. Gould needs to be in line for another top quality period, so view your man as a top-10 kicker.

Protection

The Bears defense was ranked 14th in points each online game as well as 17th in yards for every online game, having said that, they still completed as a top-three fantasy protection. Those averages are average, but notching six touchdowns off turnovers propelled their dream point sum totals. Hester also contributed with three special teams touchdowns. The Bears have relied greatly on their difficult protection and also phenomenal kickoff return system, making them a safe bet to master those areas. With Julius Peppers, Lance Briggs as well as Brian Urlacher collectively for another year, Chicago ought to finish as a top-five dream protection.

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Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: Brandon Marshall, Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bears, Devin Hester, Forte, Green Bay Packers, Jay Cutler, Matt Forté

The Argument for Aaron Rodgers as 2012 Fantasy Football’s Number One Pick

July 2, 2012 By Winn Jones Leave a Comment

: Aaron Rodgers in pre-game warmups at the Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles game, 9/9/07 at Lambeau field. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

EDITOR'S NOTE: OUR SUPERCOMPUTER beardog IS NOT Big ON Aaron Rodgers for next year and we trust that. But here is the counterargument:

Opposing NFL defenses took it on the chin from Aaron Rodgers during the 2011 regular season. Rodgers shredded NFL safeties and cornerbacks to the tune of 4643 yards, 45 TDs and 122.5 rating. He threw only 6 interceptions. He was the MVP and seemed poised for back-to-back Super Bowls. Then it happened.

The bye happened.

The Packers had the #1 seed and a first-round bye headed into their playoff match-up with the Giants. However, Aaron Rodgers had not thrown in a game in three weeks headed into that game. Keep in mind that he took off Week 17 against the Detroit Lions. That was the same game in which Matt Flynn torched the Lions and earned himself a great deal of money. Against the Giants, It was clear that Aaron Rodgers did not connect with his receivers in the same manner that he did during the regular season. Thus, the Packer’s season came to an abrupt conclusion.

This is the exact reason why Aaron Rodgers could be the #1 pick in fantasy football draft boards. Aaron Rodgers was second to Drew Brees in terms of fantasy points among quarterbacks. However, Drew Brees had an abnormally high number of passing yardage and touchdowns. One cannot expect him to duplicate the same success without Sean Payton.

On the other hand, Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will play with a huge chip on their shoulder this season. Thus, fantasy owners can expect a focused and motivated Aaron Rodgers every week. This will translate into on-field success for the Packers and possible fantasy football championships for fantasy owners. As long as Aaron Rodgers continues to have his full complement in terms of receivers and tight ends, he will hold the top spot. I Aaron Rodgers could win a second MVP award this season and that he will spearhead fantasy owners to success as well.

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Filed Under: Fantasy Football Strategy Tagged With: Aaron Rodgers, Detroit Lions, Drew Bree, Green Bay Packers, Matt Flynn, NFL, Packer, sean payton

Controversial Madden 2013 Team Ratings Released

June 29, 2012 By Winn Jones Leave a Comment

1. Green Bay Packers – 86

2. New England Patriots – 86

3. Pittsburgh Steelers – 85

4. New York Giants – 84

5. Philadelphia Eagles – 84

6. Chicago Bears – 81

7. San Fransisco 49ers – 81

8. Atlanta Falcons – 81

9. Baltimore Ravens – 80

10. Dallas Cowboys – 79

11. New York Jets – 79

12. Washington Redskins – 78

13. New Orleans Saints – 78

14. Houston Texans – 78

15. San Diego Chargers – 78

16. Detroit Lions – 77

17. Carolina Panthers – 76

18. Denver Broncos – 76

19. Kansas City Chiefs – 76

20. Arizona Cardinals – 75

21. Cincinnati Bengals – 74

22. Buffalo Bills – 74

23. Seattle Seahawks – 73

24. Tennessee Titans – 72

25. St. Louis Rams – 71

26. Minnesota Vikings – 71

27. Jacksonville Jaguars – 70

28. Oakland Raiders – 70

29. Tampa Bay Bucs – 69

30. Miami Dolphins – 68

31. Cleveland Browns – 67

32. Indianapolis Colts – 66

"As of June 8, 2012" Source: http://mymaddenpad.com/2012/06/08/ma…-team-ratings/

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Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: Denver Broncos, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Giants, New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, San Diego Chargers, san francisco 49ers

NFL Historical Pointspread ATS Statistics

June 22, 2012 By Winn Jones Leave a Comment

The NFL Teams Ranked by Wins Against The Spread (ATS)
                5-Year Report: 2011 - 2007
                Weeks Analyzed:  85
                Expected Wins:  50.00%

                Rank   Team          Hits    Percentage

                  1    PACKERS        50       62.50%
                  2    FALCONS        49       61.25%
                  3    PATRIOTS       47       58.75%
                  4    SAINTS         46       57.50%
                  5    GIANTS         44       55.00%
                  6    TITANS         44       55.00%
                  7    49ERS          43       53.75%
                  8    COLTS          43       53.75%
                  9    TEXANS         42       52.50%
                 10    PANTHERS       42       52.50%
                 11    BROWNS         41       51.25%
                 12    RAVENS         41       51.25%
                 13    LIONS          41       51.25%
                 14    STEELERS       41       51.25%
                 15    EAGLES         41       51.25%
                 16    CARDINALS      41       51.25%
                 17    CHARGERS       40       50.00%
                 18    BILLS          40       50.00%
                 19    DOLPHINS       39       48.75%
                 20    REDSKINS       38       47.50%
                 21    JETS           38       47.50%
                 22    SEAHAWKS       38       47.50%
                 23    RAIDERS        37       46.25%
                 24    BENGALS        37       46.25%
                 25    CHIEFS         37       46.25%
                 26    BEARS          37       46.25%
                 27    JAGUARS        35       43.75%
                 28    COWBOYS        35       43.75%
                 29    VIKINGS        35       43.75%
                 30    BUCCANEERS     34       42.50%
                 31    BRONCOS        33       41.25%
                 32    RAMS           30       37.50%

                The NFL Teams Ranked by Wins Against The Spread (ATS)
                10-Year Report: 2011 - 2002
                Weeks Analyzed:  172
                Expected Wins:  50.00%

                Rank   Team          Hits    Percentage

                  1    PATRIOTS      100       61.73%
                  2    CHARGERS       91       56.17%
                  3    PACKERS        90       55.56%
                  4    RAVENS         89       54.94%
                  5    FALCONS        87       53.70%
                  6    COLTS          87       53.70%
                  7    SAINTS         87       53.70%
                  8    EAGLES         85       52.47%
                  9    CHIEFS         85       52.47%
                 10    GIANTS         84       51.85%
                 11    TITANS         83       51.23%
                 12    BILLS          82       50.62%
                 13    PANTHERS       82       50.62%
                 14    STEELERS       81       50.00%
                 15    BEARS          80       49.38%
                 16    REDSKINS       78       48.15%
                 17    BROWNS         78       48.15%
                 18    SEAHAWKS       78       48.15%
                 19    JAGUARS        78       48.15%
                 20    TEXANS         78       48.15%
                 21    COWBOYS        78       48.15%
                 22    LIONS          77       47.53%
                 23    JETS           76       46.91%
                 24    BENGALS        76       46.91%
                 25    DOLPHINS       76       46.91%
                 26    BRONCOS        76       46.91%
                 27    CARDINALS      75       46.30%
                 28    49ERS          75       46.30%
                 29    VIKINGS        73       45.06%
                 30    BUCCANEERS     70       43.21%
                 31    RAIDERS        64       39.51%
                 32    RAMS           64       39.51%

                The NFL Teams Ranked by Wins Against The Spread (ATS)
                20-Year Report: 2011 - 1992
                Weeks Analyzed:  341
                Expected Wins:  50.00%

                Rank   Team          Hits    Percentage

                  1    PATRIOTS      176       54.83%
                  2    PACKERS       172       53.58%
                  3    EAGLES        170       52.96%
                  4    CHARGERS      169       52.65%
                  5    STEELERS      168       52.34%
                  6    TITANS        168       52.34%
                  7    CHIEFS        167       52.02%
                  8    FALCONS       167       52.02%
                  9    GIANTS        165       51.40%
                 10    SAINTS        165       51.40%
                 11    BRONCOS       164       51.09%
                 12    BEARS         158       49.22%
                 13    COLTS         158       49.22%
                 14    BILLS         157       48.91%
                 15    49ERS         155       48.29%
                 16    COWBOYS       155       48.29%
                 17    JETS          154       47.98%
                 18    DOLPHINS      154       47.98%
                 19    LIONS         153       47.66%
                 20    SEAHAWKS      151       47.04%
                 21    BUCCANEERS    151       47.04%
                 22    BENGALS       151       47.04%
                 23    VIKINGS       151       47.04%
                 24    REDSKINS      148       46.11%
                 25    PANTHERS      147       45.79%
                 26    CARDINALS     147       45.79%
                 27    RAVENS        140       43.61%
                 28    JAGUARS       139       43.30%
                 29    RAMS          138       42.99%
                 30    RAIDERS       134       41.74%
                 31    BROWNS        129       40.19%
                 32    TEXANS         78       24.30%  = started in 2002

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Filed Under: Smart Sports Betting Tagged With: Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, National Football League, New England Patriots

NFL Free Agents 2012: NFC North

May 7, 2012 By Winn Jones Leave a Comment

CHICAGO, IL - NOVEMBER 13: D.J. Moore #30 of the Chicago Bears waves to the crowd after being ejected from a game against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field on November 13, 2011 in Chicago, Illinois. The Bears defeated the Lions 37-13. (Image credit: Getty Images via @daylife)

Each team in the NFC North has different needs, but all of the teams have some pretty glaring weaknesses. The Bears and Vikings both need to add a playmaker in the passing game, the Packers need help in the secondary, and the Detroit Lions desperately need a rushing attack. Which players should each team target? Bleacher Report‘s Justine Brown weighs in on the free agent targets for each team.

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Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: bleacher report, bleacherreport.com, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, free agent, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, National Football League, NFC North, NFC North Team Needs, NFL, NFL Free Agency, NFL Free Agents 2012, Viking

Matt Flynn Breaks Packers Franchise Record, New Years Day 2012!

April 23, 2012 By Winn Jones 2 Comments

On New Year’s Day, 2012, Matt Flynn not only broke the record that Aaron Rodgers never could as a starter, but he also greatly improved his stock for the upcoming 2012-2013 season. This great accomplishment also comes with the fact that the Packers were not even playing full strength for the last game of the regular season. Touchdowns: -Flynn to Jordy Nelson- 7 yds. -Flynn to Ryan Grant- 80 yds. -Flynn to Jordy Nelson- 36 yds. -Flynn to Jordy nelson- 58 yds. -Flynn to Donald Driver- 35 yds. -Flynn to Jermichael Finley- 4 yds. Video Property of Fox Sports

Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: Aaron Rodgers, breaks record, donald driver, Green Bay Packers, jordy nelson, Matt Flynn, National Football League, New Year, new years day, NFL, touchdowns

Aaron Rodgers called Matt Flynn Top 15 quarterback Is that a compliment?

April 16, 2012 By Winn Jones 25 Comments

Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com Aaron Rodgers had some kind words for general managers interested in acquiring his former backup, Matt Flynn. “The team that gets Matt is going to be very happy, I can promise you,” Rodgers said of the free agent. “They’ll be getting a top-15 quarterback.” The Green Bay Packers quarterback surely meant it as a compliment to his understudy of four seasons. But was it? There are 32 starting quarterbacks in the NFL. Being in the top 15 could mean you’re barely better than half, right in the meaty part of the curve. Let’s assume the top-14 quarterbacks in the league are, in some order: Rodgers, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, Matthew Stafford, Michael Vick, Tony Romo, Jay Cutler, Matt Schaub, Philip Rivers, Matt Ryan and Andrew Luck. You can quibble with the bottom of the list, but that’s beside the point. Essentially, Rodgers is saying that Flynn will be Joe Flacco, Mark Sanchez or Alex Smith.

Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: Aaron, Aaron Rodgers, backup quaterback, best quaterbacks, flynn, Green Bay Packers, matt, Matt Flynn, National Football League, NFL, quarterback, quaterback, Rodgers, top quaterbacks

Matt Flynn 1-1-12

April 9, 2012 By Winn Jones 23 Comments

Matt Flynn comments following his game against Detroit Lions where he threw for 480 yards and a Green Bay Packers record 6 TDs.

Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: Aaron Rodgers, Detroit Lions, Football, Green Bay Packers, Matt Flynn, NFL, Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks

Matt Flynn’s record-setting highlights

March 19, 2012 By Winn Jones 24 Comments

matt flynn has a great and record setting 2nd career start My super bowl prediction is 49ERS VS RAVENS

Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: 2011, 2012, Bowl, Colts, Cowboys, Dallas, Detroit Lions, Eagles, football, Giants, Green Bay Packers, Highlights, Lion, lions, Madden, Matt Flynn, Matthew, NFL, packers, Patriots, Pittsburgh, record, Saints, setting, Sports, Steelers, super, Superbowl, Touchdown, vikings, vs, xlv, xlvi

NFL Fantasy Files Deluxe Version

March 15, 2012 By Winn Jones 25 Comments

Chris Cooley, Marques Colston, Neil Rackers, Jason Campbell, Braylon Edwards, Chris Chambers, Laurence Maroney, Mason Crosby, Chris Simms, Andre Johnson, Mike Nugent, Marc Bulger and David Akers all pull off amazing football tricks!

Filed Under: Fantasy Football Player News Tagged With: Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, fantasy football, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, New England Patriots, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets, NFL Fantasy Files, Philadelphia Eagles, San Diego Chargers, St. Louis Rams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins

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