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Archive for August, 2012

Ready to Throwdown? Omar Little gives his affirmative. Photo by Design Wallah.

Reads, Listens, Throwdown 8/31/2012

Reads: Frank’s Flops I have a slightly depraved colleague who refers to himself as “Frank.” I’m not sure if “Frank” is his real name, but after meeting him I forgot to ask. He’s a lot like Seinfeld’s Kramer in the sense that you might notice one outrageous thing about him immediately, but within 30 seconds… Read More ›

Derrick Johnson is the linebacker I wanted on the team I published last month. He really came into his own last year. Photo by G.R. Allen.

Matt Waldman’s Second RSP Writers Squad

This was actually my first squad, but admittedly I was a little uncomfortable going with so many first and second-year players as starters in my offense. As the summer played out, I see that perhaps my first inclination has as much or more promise as the team I published last month. The only changes I… Read More ›

Whoa!  Anyone else hungry? Photo by Korye Logan.

Subversive Predictions for 2012

Warning: If you use my picks to place bets, make fantasy picks, or enter other contests of prognostication, you are a fool and you deserve to lose. Unless you have a stroke of dumb-luck success and you’re giving me a cut of the winnings, don’t write me about your failure. It’s that time of year,… Read More ›

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Dynasty League Football Podcast

Earlier this week I joined Jarrett Behar and Tim Stafford of Dynasty League Football for the DLF Podcast. You can find and download the show here. Behar, Stafford, Ryan McDowell, and crew at the DLF do a wonderful job with the site. Check it out.

It might not have looked like to to some last year, but Daniel Thomas as Michael Turner-like potential. I like what I'm seeing enough that I wish he'll see the field in 2012. Photo by Go Iowa State.

20 Wishes for the 2012 NFL Season

With only days away from the start of the NFL regular season it means time is running out for us to project our hopes on the league, its teams, and its personnel. If the NFL genie granted me 20 wishes (Jimmy Johnson helped me negotiate this deal for the Genie’s right to Trent Richardson), here’s… Read More ›

I can see my home from here!

Reads Listens Views 8/24/2012

Why I Thank You Every Week Nearly eight years ago, I worked in the call center industry. Yes, thank you for that quick twinge of collective telepathic sympathy – the job is truly a weigh station for lost souls.

The Sideline View Google Hangout: Zierlein, Bloom, & Waldman

Lance Zierlein was kind enough to invite Sigmund Bloom and I to a hangout to talk overrated and underrated fantasy prospects. Here’s the 24-minute conversation that starts at the 0:27 mark. Brandon Lloyd…Choo-Choo!!!

RSP Writers Q&A: Jene Bramel, Footballguys.com

Bramel RSP Q&A You gotta love reading the work of a writer who understands how to complement simplicity with complexity and present it in an easy to understand manner. I think Jene Bramel does this as well as anyone in the football hemisphere today. Whether its injuries, X’s and O’s, or fantasy football strategy, Bramel… Read More ›

David Wilson

Many of you may remember that I did a series on David Wilson’s game at Virginia Tech and how it translates to the NFL. One of Wilson’s issues was the tendency to bounce runs outside to attempt the big play. I euphemistically call this “the corner store,” because it is fun to visit but few… Read More ›

RSP Writers Project Q&A: Joe Goodberry, CincyJungle.com

Joe Goodberry writes for Cincyjungle.com. A regular of the football Twitterverse, Goodberry is one of the diehard draftniks frequenting social networks during the offseason. His RSP Writers Project Team is quarterback-driven on offense and features a 4-3 defense with two well-known 3-4 outside linebackers as bookends in his front. Find out the thought process behind… Read More ›

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