Here is a list of who i predict will have less than a good season coming up.
5. DeAngelo Williams, rb, panthers. This is only a hunch, but I look for Williams to get hurt and once he does Jonathan Stewart will take over as the starting back. Williams has only had a good half a year really so i refuse to draft him as high as everyone is putting him.
4. Jamal Lewis, rb, browns. Jamal is done and playing the Vikings, Steelers, Bears, Packers & Ravens who all have great run defenses all within the first 8 games will see them playing from behind and airing it out.
3. Matt Cassell, qb, chiefs. Matt won 11 games and still didn’t make the playoffs and if he didn’t have the worst red zone percentage in the league then maybe they would have been able to win the division. His success is merely a sign that BB is the best coach; regardless of what he is dealt he makes a winner out of it
2. Chad Pennington, qb, dolphins. Chad had a charmed year last year and was his only injury free season since who knows when. Injuries, the wild cat, Pat White, the worst schedule imaginable and the rest of the defences in the division improving are all reasons he will bust.
1. Antonio Bryant, wr, bucs. Lightning will not strike twice and he will not be worth the value he brought himself to late last night.
Monday, August 24, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
TOP 5 SLEEPERS
Here are my top 5 sleepers and a little reason why i think they will be a player to look for this year.
Visanthe Shiancoe, te, vikings. Had a great year and will continue to get better especially with Brett finding him in the middle. (written in July as NFP never once thought Bret wouldn't be the qb)
Chris Henry, wr, bengals. If Palmer is healthy Chris will prove he is a stud as he has done a good job of staying out of trouble as he had his first off-season without police trouble so he should become a target of value for Palmer.
Jonathan Stewart, rb, panthers. I look for Jonathan to prove that he deserves to be the starter in Carolina, and yes, in front of Williams who has only been healthy for one year and only had a good half a year.
Anthony Gonzalez, wr, colts. Third year guy ready to fill in for the lose of Harrison and is becoming a favorite target of Peyton Manning.
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1. CHAD JOHNSON, wr, bengals. Chad embarrassed himself last year and non of us thought that was possible. But he is going to put up numbers worth where he is getting drafted and will be a good #2 receiver even though you will already have 2 by the time you draft him.
Visanthe Shiancoe, te, vikings. Had a great year and will continue to get better especially with Brett finding him in the middle. (written in July as NFP never once thought Bret wouldn't be the qb)
Chris Henry, wr, bengals. If Palmer is healthy Chris will prove he is a stud as he has done a good job of staying out of trouble as he had his first off-season without police trouble so he should become a target of value for Palmer.
Jonathan Stewart, rb, panthers. I look for Jonathan to prove that he deserves to be the starter in Carolina, and yes, in front of Williams who has only been healthy for one year and only had a good half a year.
Anthony Gonzalez, wr, colts. Third year guy ready to fill in for the lose of Harrison and is becoming a favorite target of Peyton Manning.
NEW ADDITION TO THE LIST SINCE IT DEBUTED ON FANTASYFOOTBALLSEARCH.COM
1. CHAD JOHNSON, wr, bengals. Chad embarrassed himself last year and non of us thought that was possible. But he is going to put up numbers worth where he is getting drafted and will be a good #2 receiver even though you will already have 2 by the time you draft him.
Monday, August 17, 2009
TOP 5 COACHING CHANGES
Here are the top 5 coaching changes made by teams that I think that can turn some players around and find them some fantasy success.
5. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS - New Coach,. Quarterback, Tight End and lots more. Looks to be what many say a long season.
4. CLEVELAND BROWNS - New coach has brought over many of his Jets and moved stars out. Will it work? Only time will tell.
3. OAKLAND RAIDERS - Cable had the silver and black to 3 -3 in the last six games and won the last 2 of the season. Can he keep them winning is the question.
2. SAN FRANCISCO 49ers - Coach Singletary instilled many new thoughts and discipline principals last year and now the 49ers look as ready as they have been in years to make a play at the division.
1. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS - No Holmgren for the first time in years. Will the fresh blood bring them back to the glory land? A healthy Hasselbeck is a start.
5. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS - New Coach,. Quarterback, Tight End and lots more. Looks to be what many say a long season.
4. CLEVELAND BROWNS - New coach has brought over many of his Jets and moved stars out. Will it work? Only time will tell.
3. OAKLAND RAIDERS - Cable had the silver and black to 3 -3 in the last six games and won the last 2 of the season. Can he keep them winning is the question.
2. SAN FRANCISCO 49ers - Coach Singletary instilled many new thoughts and discipline principals last year and now the 49ers look as ready as they have been in years to make a play at the division.
1. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS - No Holmgren for the first time in years. Will the fresh blood bring them back to the glory land? A healthy Hasselbeck is a start.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
TOP 5 RECEIVING TANDEMS
Today i am going to go over the top 5 receiving tandums in the NFL according to the potenital for fantasy numbers. Actually i couldn't keep it to 5 and i had to step it up to six
6. BENGALS - Ochocinco, Coles, Henry and Simpson. Chad 85 will see a spike in targets and Henry who has been good for 12 months now should become a fantasy target. Coles will also see a lot of targets. Look for the Bengals to score points.
5. TEXANS - Johnson, Walter, Davis and Anderson. Andre Johnson is my number 1 receiver and Walter will continue to see more fantasy value. Davis and Anderson can go to the waste side. Owen Daniels is the deciding factor of making this list.
4. COLTS - Wayne, Gonzalez, Hall and Garcon. Reggie is still a stud and Gonalez is a 3rd year receiver ready to age and will see lots of catches with the departure of Harrison. Hall and Garcon have not value as we wait to see where they play into the new offence. Clark is a stud at tight end.
3. SAINTS - Colston, Henderson, Moore and Meachem. Colston is back to health and should be a top receiver again. Moore should have some value as the number 2 receiver. When Shockey is effective they could go off no matter who is catching the ball.
2. PATRIOTS - Moss, Welker, Galloway and Lewis. Moss and Welker will and rightfully so get drafted early but if you are looking for late round value look at Galloway who is an ageless wonder and will see minimal coverage thanks to the other two big shots. Greg Lewis has no value. Add Watson in the mix and this could be the second strongest in the league.
1. CARDINALS - Fitzgerald, Boldin, Breston and Urban. Best receiver group without a single team coming close to them. Breaston is a flex play at best due to Boldin and Fitz both being tier one receivers.
Coming up next, Top 5 coaching changes that could produce fantasy numbers.
6. BENGALS - Ochocinco, Coles, Henry and Simpson. Chad 85 will see a spike in targets and Henry who has been good for 12 months now should become a fantasy target. Coles will also see a lot of targets. Look for the Bengals to score points.
5. TEXANS - Johnson, Walter, Davis and Anderson. Andre Johnson is my number 1 receiver and Walter will continue to see more fantasy value. Davis and Anderson can go to the waste side. Owen Daniels is the deciding factor of making this list.
4. COLTS - Wayne, Gonzalez, Hall and Garcon. Reggie is still a stud and Gonalez is a 3rd year receiver ready to age and will see lots of catches with the departure of Harrison. Hall and Garcon have not value as we wait to see where they play into the new offence. Clark is a stud at tight end.
3. SAINTS - Colston, Henderson, Moore and Meachem. Colston is back to health and should be a top receiver again. Moore should have some value as the number 2 receiver. When Shockey is effective they could go off no matter who is catching the ball.
2. PATRIOTS - Moss, Welker, Galloway and Lewis. Moss and Welker will and rightfully so get drafted early but if you are looking for late round value look at Galloway who is an ageless wonder and will see minimal coverage thanks to the other two big shots. Greg Lewis has no value. Add Watson in the mix and this could be the second strongest in the league.
1. CARDINALS - Fitzgerald, Boldin, Breston and Urban. Best receiver group without a single team coming close to them. Breaston is a flex play at best due to Boldin and Fitz both being tier one receivers.
Coming up next, Top 5 coaching changes that could produce fantasy numbers.
Monday, August 10, 2009
TOP 5 QUARTERBACKS DUO YOU NEED TO HANDCUFF
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5. BROWNS - Quinn and Anderson. Quinn will win the job and will have a top end tier three value.
4. BENGALS - Palmer and O`Sullivan. Palmer is a steal right now and should score points now that he is healthy. This duo was even a surprise to me making this list, but O'Sullivan proved he can start in this league.
3. CHARGERS - Rivers and Volek. Rivers is also playing out a contract and will have a great year thanks to a weak AFC West. Volek is a great back up.
2. CARDINALS - Warner and Leinart. Warner is a stud and will have huge numbers again. Leinart will see good numbers as well if needed at all.
1. COWBOYS - Romo and Kitna. Romo is a lower end tier 1 qb with a good qb behind him if he gets hurt. always be ready to get Kitna if Romo goes down.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Injury Blog
Hello NFP fans
Not only will the blog team of NFP write about many different teams or division exclusively but AJ's blog on Tuesday will discuss all the injuries from the past weekend and give you advice to help you replace them. This injury bug blog will be found on two sites. Right here at NFP and our Big Brother site FANTASY FOOTBALL SEARCH.com
Not only will the blog team of NFP write about many different teams or division exclusively but AJ's blog on Tuesday will discuss all the injuries from the past weekend and give you advice to help you replace them. This injury bug blog will be found on two sites. Right here at NFP and our Big Brother site FANTASY FOOTBALL SEARCH.com
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