The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 7-8

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

SEE ROUNDS 1-2 HERE

SEE ROUNDS 3-4 HERE

SEE ROUNDS 4-5 HERE

ROUND 7

Eddie Lacy, RB, Green Bay Packers (PK73, RB28) – Everyone saw what a monster he was at the collegiate level, averaging 6.8 YPC

Matt Ryan - Ryan could have extension by training camp

Source: The Huddle

Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan reportedly could sign a contract extension by the start of training camp. The Falcons want to retain Ryan for the long term and he wants to stay in Atlanta. The parameters are in place for a potential Ryan extension after Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers and Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco both inked new deals.
Huddle Up: In 2012, Ryan hit career highs across the board in attempts (615), completions (422), yards (4,719) and TD passes (32) and notched his first fantasy top-finish (fifth with 384 points) as a result. With TE Tony Gonzalez putting off retirement, RB Steven Jackson joining the backfield and the potent WR duo of Julio Jones and Roddy White returning, the fantasy arrow -- and his

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 1-2

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, Justice Cunningham, had his name called Saturday, the fantasy football mock season officially got underway. To kick off Yahoo!'s festivities, we'll mock two rounds per day Tuesday-Friday (12-teams, PPR scoring) to help you get educated on which players will be valued/undervalued when the bulk of the draft season begins in August. Please declare a winner and/or express your general disdain for our 'stupidity' in the comments section below.

ROUND 1

Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota Vikings (PK1, RB1) – Is there even an argument for anyone else? Only a lunatic contrarian would veer away from the game's best back, coming off an all-time

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, Rounds 1-2

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, Justice Cunningham, had his name called Saturday, the fantasy football mock season officially got underway. To kick off Yahoo!'s festivities, we'll mock two rounds per day Tuesday-Friday (12-teams, PPR scoring) to help you get educated on which players will be valued/undervalued when the bulk of the draft season begins in August. Please declare a winner and/or express your general disdain for our 'stupidity' in the comments section below.

ROUND 1

Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota Vikings (PK1, RB1) – Is there even an argument for anyone else? Only a lunatic contrarian would veer away from the game's best back, coming off an all-time

Darrelle Revis - Revis-to-Tampa trade finalized

Source: The Huddle

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have acquired CB Darrelle Revis from the New York Jets after he passed his physical. The Jets will receive a 2013 first-round choice (13th overall) and a conditional fourth-round draft choice in 2014. The conditional pick will become a third-round pick if Revis is on the Buccaneers' roster on the third day of the 2014 league year. Shortly after, Revis signed a 6-year, $96 million deal with his new team.
Huddle Up: The daily drama and Revis rumor mill officially came to an end Sunday, as the Bucs finally made their move. Tampa did have to part with its first-round pick in Thursday's draft, but a healthy Revis will be more than worth it to a team which faces the likes of Julio Jones, Steve

The Five Best Fantasy Wide Receivers In 2013 (After Calvin Johnson)

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Guest Writer

Photo By: Cary Edmondson / US PRESSWIRE

It might just be spring, but fantasy football enthusiasts are always looking at rankings and predictions for the upcoming season. With a number of teams changing up personnel, the wide receiver position looks to be a bit unclear after Calvin Johnson. Unless something pops up, Johnson will be and should be the first wide receiver off the board. If you are looking for an elite wide receiver in 2013 though, where do you turn after that?

Dez Bryant

Some might think it is crazy to take the controversial Bryant this early, but with the Tony Romo extension, he has officially arrived. Bryant finished 2012 with 1382 yards and 12 touchdown catches. He

Free Agent Flames/Lames: It’s time to take Reggie Bush seriously again

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Roughly seven weeks ago the final seconds ticked off the Superdome clock. Confetti cascaded from the rafters. A champion was crowned. Baltimore fended off a late-charge by San Francisco to take Super Bowl XLVII. Its fans entered a perpetual state of euphoria. The rest of the pigskin community, however, mourned.

Tears streamed down wing-stained checks. Jerseys went into hibernation. Fantasy discussions around the water-cooler subsided. Life became unfulfilled.

The annual football famine was officially underway.

Now multiple firings, several cuts and one bloated Joe Flacco contract later, the NFL is again a hot topic. In recent days, seismic trades (e.g. Alex Smith to KC, Percy

Report: Falcons sign former Rams RB Steven Jackson

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

We knew Steven Jackson would be moving on from the Rams after spending his entire nine-year career in St. Louis. The destination remained unclear until Thursday when the the soon-to-be 30-year-old running back agreed to a 3-year, $12 million contract with the NFC South champion Atlanta Falcons. Jackson played all 16 games last season, finishing with 1,042 yards while averaging 4.1 yards per carry and scoring four touchdowns. The three-time Pro Bowl selection also hauled in 38 receptions for 321 yards. The Falcons were in the mix for a starting runner after recently releasing veteran Michael Turner. The Packers were also reportedly in the mix for Jackson's services. FANTASY ANALYSIS: We now may finally see what the powerful back can do on a

HOT 2013 Dynasty WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Dynasty wide receiver rankings based on a 3 year window 1. Calvin 2. AJ Green 3. Dez Bryant 4. Brandon Marshall 5. Julio Jones

Kenny Britt "could be special"

Source: Draft Sharks

When he's done playing football, Randy Moss is preparing to enter the world of talent evaluation.  Just a couple weeks after declaring himself the greatest WR in NFL history, Moss is weighing in on Tennessee's Kenny Britt.  “Britt is a young receiver who can get in that A.J. Green, Julio Jones mix if he wants to, and does the things to make it happen," Moss opined. "But his is more mental than it is physical. I hope it works out for him because he is quite a talent. That guy could be special.”  Moss is actually dead-on here.  Britt has the size, speed, and overall athleticism to be an elite WR.  But he's had trouble staying healthy on the field and out of trouble off it.  He'll be a guy worth tracking closely this offseason. 

Julio Jones: Big 2012 Season

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Julio Jones: Jones caught 79 balls for 1,198 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2012. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Falcons fall despite record game from Julio - Julio Jones | ATL

Source: Rotoworld Football

Julio Jones caught 11-of-11 targets for 182 yards and two touchdowns as the Falcons fell to the 49ers 28-24 in the NFC Championship Game.

Breakfast Table: Breakfast of Champions

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

For the last decade or so, Michael Salfino and Scott Pianowski have been putting together an email exchange centered around (but not limited to) the NFL. You might enjoy listening to them haggle. You might prefer a swift kick into the stomach. The Table isn't for everyone; we hope some of you enjoy it.

From: Michael Salfino
Date: Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 12:22 AM
Subject: Breakfast of Champions
To: scott pianowski

That was one helluva interesting weekend of football. And now we get to do it all over again on Sunday, but just twice.

Before getting to the championship games and predictions, we should close the book on Week 19. Who is the biggest goat in Denver: John

2012 Conference Champioship Playoff Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks

1. Colin Kaepernick (SF)
2. Joe Flacco (Bal)
3. Tom Brady (NE)
4. Matt Ryan (Atl)

Running Backs

1. Frank Gore (SF)
2. Ray Rice (Bal)
3. Steven Ridley (NE)
4. LaMichael James (SF)
5. Shane Vereen (NE)
6. Michael Turner (Atl)
7. Bernard Pierce (Bal)
8. Danny Woodhead (NE)
9. Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL)
10. Vonta Leach (Bal)

Wide Receivers

1. Michael Crabtree (SF)
2. Torrey Smith (Bal)
3. Wes Welker (NE)
4. Roddy White (Atl)
5. Jacoby Jones (Bal)
6. Julio Jones (Atl)
7. Anquan Boldin (Bal)
8. Brandon Lloyd (NE)
9. Randy Moss (SF)

Tight Ends

1. Aaron Hernandez (NE)
2. Dennis Pitta (Bal)
3. Tony Gonzalez (Atl)
4. Delanie Walker, (SF)
5. Ed Dickson (Bal)
6. Vernon Davis (SF)

Falcons | Julio Jones not as effective at home

Source: Footballguys.com

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones has been more productive on the road this season. At home, Jones had 31 catches for 447 yards and two touchdowns. On the road, however, he caught 48 passes for 751 yards and eight touchdowns. Jones' success on the road may very well be linked to QB Matt Ryan, who has also been more effective away from the Georgia Dome.

Early Top 200 for the 2013 Fantasy Football Season

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by FFAdvantage

Here’s an early look at my Top 200 for the 2013 fantasy football season. There are a number of factors that will certainly be changing over the next several months so expect to see big changes. Use the comments section at the bottom of this article to tell me where you agree or disagree.

2013 Top 200

1. Adrian Peterson

2. Arian Foster

3. Calvin Johnson

4. CJ Spiller

5. Marshawn Lynch

6. Ray Rice

7. Jamaal Charles

8. Doug Martin

9. Aaron Rodgers

10. Tom Brady

11. AJ Green

12. LeSean McCoy

13. Trent Richardson

14. Drew Brees

15.

2012 Divisional Playoff Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks Peyton Manning (Den) Tom Brady (NE) Russell Wilson (Sea) Matt Ryan Matt Schaub (Hou) Colin Kaepernick Aaron Rodgers (GB) Joe Flacco Running Backs Marshawn Lynch (Sea) Knowshon Moreno (Den) Frank Gore (SF) Arian Foster (Hou) Ray Rice (Bal) Steven Ridley (NE) Michael Turner (Atl) Dujuan Harris (GB) Danny Woodhead (NE) Jacquizz Rodgers Bernard Pierce (Bal) Ben Tate (Hou) Ryan Grant (GB) Wide Receivers Demaryius Thomas (Den) Wes Welker (NE) Eric Decker (Den) Julio Jones (Atl) Michael Crabtree (SF) Andre Johnson (Hou) Roddy White (Atl) Randall Cobb (GB) Sidney Rice (Sea) Greg Jennings (GB) Anquann Boldin (Bal) Golden Tate (Sea) Brandon Stockley

Falcons OC Dirk Koetter signs 2-year extension

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

With so many openings for head coaches in the NFL, there seems to be a nearly endless amount of permutations of who might end up where. But one big name isn't going anywhere. The Falcons have signed offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter to a two-year extension, keeping him with the team through the 2014 season. In Koetter's first year in Atlanta, the Falcons finished the season ranked eighth and seventh in yards per game and points per game, respectively. Koetter helped quarterback Matt Ryan post career highs in passing yards, touchdowns and completion percentage. FANTASY ANALYSIS: In short, expect more of the same from this offense next season. Ryan, Julio Jones, Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez -- if he doesn't retire -- all benefit from this

Koetter gets two-year extension

Source: FFToday

Falcons retain their offensive coordinator

Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter has signed a two-year contract extension with the team. Koetter had met with the Chiefs on Tuesday about their head coaching vacancy, and planned to meet with the Browns and Eagles latter in the week; these meetings will no longer be necessary. (Foxsports.com)

FF Today's Take: With the assistance of Koetter, the Falcons offense ranked seventh in points per game and sixth in passing yards in 2012. Stability across the board, on the offensive side of the football, will help the Falcons

Join FFLibrarian's 2013 Playoff Challenge

Source: Fantasy Football Librarian by Fantasy Football Librarian

Greetings and happy 2013. We've had a lot of travel and holiday fun in our home with a hearty dose of great fantasy football season endings. My sister, a fantasy football newbie, made it to her league's championship game but did lose by a mere 4 points; not too shabby for someone brand new to FF though, eh? Also a huge thanks to the Fantasy Football Nerd for running his annual league which donates $500 to the league winner's charity of choice. I ended up winning the league so Joe at FFN made an extremely generous donation to the Healing Hearts Fund here at a local hospital in Knoxville, which provides support for families who are

2012 Playoff Rankings – Tavaner

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

The NFL Playoffs are now set after 17 grueling weeks of play! There are a ton of story lines to follow. Among the more intriguing are three rookie quarterbacks, one of whom is guaranteed to win a playoff game in their first year; a second year quarterback who took over in week ten; a Colt’s team who went from worst last year to a playoff team this year, riding an emotional high after the return of their head coach from a successful bout against leukemia; and a team that went from the favorite for a first round bye to the number three seed in a few short weeks.

These are the overall rankings for the playoffs. Some formats require you to choose from all the teams in the playoffs, others allow you to go week to week. These

Submitted for your derision: Fantasy ranks for NFL playoff leagues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Perhaps the dumbest thing a fantasy manager can possibly do is publish player ranks on a mainstream sports site on the morning of a draft. Definitely not recommended. Poor strategy, requiring a special combination of stupidity and hubris. Far from ideal.

Nonetheless, I'm doing it today. My first fantasy playoff draft is coming up in just a few short hours, and I'm publishing ranks in advance. (Again: Unwise). Obviously I'd prefer to post this thing much later in the afternoon, after the draft, but my schedule is pretty jammed. I've blocked off eight-and-a-half hours to watch the Big Ten get mauled across five bowl games. The conference requires my full attention. So let's just rank the NFL playoff field right

Submitted for your derision: Fantasy ranks for 2013 playoff leagues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Perhaps the dumbest thing a fantasy manager can possibly do is publish up-to-date player ranks on a mainstream sports site on the morning of a draft. Not recommended. This requires a special combination of stupidity and hubris. Far from ideal.

Nonetheless, today you're getting my NFL playoff ranks just a few hours before my first postseason draft of 2013. I'd prefer to publish this thing much later in the afternoon, post-draft, but unfortunately my schedule is pretty jammed. I've blocked off most of the day to watch the Big Ten get mauled for eight-and-a-half hours, across five games. So let's just rank the field right now.

But first, a few details about league settings...

My upcoming draft is a

First draft: Here’s a way-too-early 2013 fantasy football mock

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

So there may not be a worse time to draft a 2013 fantasy league than today, before the final week of the 2012 regular season has even kicked off. We still have dozens of injuries ahead, plus the usual off-season player movement and coaching changes. And then there's April's NFL Draft.

Thus, we begin this feature with an important warning: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME.

It's fine for me to conduct a one-man 2013 mock in 2012, of course, because I'm a fully licensed fantasy professional. Ordinary citizens shouldn't think about drafting a league for another seven or eight months, however. Today's exercise is simply a guessing game, based on an incomplete picture of the league. It's theoretical fantasy football. But

Falcons WR Roddy White doesn't practice, may still play Sunday

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Falcons are one of the few playoff-bound teams with nothing to play for this weekend. That means they might give their banged-up stars some more rest if they need it. At the top of that list sits wide receiver Roddy White, who has been bothered by a knee injury for a few weeks. He didn't practice at all this week and is considered a game-time decision for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers. He has played through the pain lately and shined in Week 16 against the Lions, catching eight passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns. FANTASY ANALYSIS: I think the Falcons should approach this game per usual with their healthy players. The NFL has shown us time and time again, especially recently, that it's those teams who have to keep fighting,

Exit Interview: Watch out Megatron, A.J. Green is stalking you

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Many offensive coordinators had their head in the clouds again this season, evident in the pass-first mentality most teams portrayed. As a result, pass catchers, unsurprisingly identical to quarterbacks, experienced unprecedented fantasy success. In total, 19 wide receivers averaged at least 10.0 points per game in standard formats, up one from last year and four more than five years ago. The usual suspects dotted the landscape, but several newcomers (e.g. Randall Cobb and Eric Decker) made their mark as well. Below is our recap of this season's WR flames and lames with a quick look at what notable names could bring rags or riches in 2013. Ring out the old, ring in the

Start 'Em, Sit 'Em

Source: SI.com

Fantasy football leagues should end in Week 16. Need convincing? Just look at the Atlanta Falcons. Matt Ryan, Roddy White, Julio Jones and Tony Gonzalez led countless teams to the fantasy playoffs, but they're all lineup question marks this week because the Falcons have home-field advantage and can afford to sit their stars.

Matt Ryan (QB)

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by George Rev

It’s really amazing this guy hasn’t been in the MVP talks this year, leading his team to the best record in the NFC (13-2), and putting up gaudy statistics. Ryan has thrown for 4,481 yards, AND 31 touchdowns (both ranking 5th) Matty Ice has debatably the best receiving core in the league, scratch that they are the best in the league. They have the stud veteran receiver in Roddy White, the emerging superstar (superhuman) Julio Jones, a future hall of fame TE in Tony Gonzalez, and a quick change of pace receiving back in Jacquizz Rodgers. With all of these weapons how could he not be great? Ryan’s value moving forward should continue to rise, with him maturing and becoming an elite QB in the NFL. I predict he’ll have another big year in 2013, and have him ranked 6th behind RG3, Brady, Rodgers, Newton, and Brees. If Gonzalez decides to return next year, Ryan’s value will be even higher. Listen guys, he plays in a dome, he has a ridiculous arsenal of receivers, he’s young, and he’s clutch. Dare I say he even has a Brady-esk competitive fiery nature. If you’re lucky enough to have him on you’re team, hold on to him. His fantasy value will continue to improve.

Atlanta Falcons will play Week 17 "to win"

Source: Draft Sharks

The Falcons have locked up the #1 seed in the NFC.  HC Mike Smith wouldn't directly address how much action his starters will see in Week 17.  “We’re going to play the game to win," was all Smith offered.  We're listen for more clues over the next few days, but we're tentatively expecting guys like Matt Ryan, Michael Turner, Roddy White, Julio Jones, and Tony Gonzalez to play about half of Sunday's game against the Bucs.  We'll have our Week 17 projections for the Falcons and the rest of the NFL posted tonight.

Dez Bryant delivers again (and again), torching the Saints

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Just two weeks ago, we were all concerned that Dez Bryant's season might end before the fantasy playoffs began. He was meeting with hand specialists, contemplating surgery on his fractured left index finger.

Today, however, Dez is looking like the MVP of the fantasy postseason. He embarrassed the Saints defense on Sunday afternoon, hauling in nine balls for 224 yards on 12 targets, finding the end zone twice. Both of his scores were 58-yarders, with corner Patrick Robinson getting roasted each time.

Falcons clinch home field advantage

Source: FFToday

Megatron continues to pile up receiving yards in loss

Matt Ryan matched a career high with four touchdown passes, two to Roddy White, to help the Atlanta Falcons beat the Detroit Lions 31-18 Saturday night and earn home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs. In yet another loss, Johnson had a record-breaking night. Johnson broke Jerry Rice's NFL single-season yards receiving mark of 1,848. After making the record-breaking catch in the fourth quarter, Johnson jogged over to the sideline and handed the football to his father. (

Week 16 – Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Michael Ivins / USA TODAY Sports

If you happened to draft Brandon Lloyd this past summer like I did, you’ve probably been shaking your head when watching the Patriots play on prime-time television the past two weeks as the veteran has looked like a Pro Bowl star. In that time Lloyd has been targeted a whopping 25-times, hauling in 17-receptions for 279-yards a score and even picking up a fumble recovery in the end zone for another touchdown.

Problem is, many of you didn’t have him in your lineup let alone on your team at this point, after Lloyd struggled throughout the season and was demoted out of two receiver sets against the Dolphins and Colts.

Outside of Wes Welker  and Lloyd

Lames: Ho, Ho, Horrible! Spiller no slam dunk on South Beach

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 10 bold names who he believes are destined to torpedo your team leave egg on his face. For those playing the Lames home edition, each player must be started in at least 50 percent of Yahoo! leagues to qualify. As an accountability advocate, results, whether genius or moronic, will post the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 16 Lames in the comments section below.

Matthew Stafford, Det, QB (74-percent started)

Week 16 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Cary Edmondson / USA TODAY Sports

While many have made the case for Michael Crabtree being a first round bust, it appears the 4th year receiver is starting to come into his own. Early signs in the off-season suggested this could be a breakout year for Crabtree, if for no other reason than he finally overcame his problematic foot issues.

For the first-time Crabtree actually played in a preseason game this August, and thankfully his foot ailments appear to be a thing of the past.

The best thing that ever happened for Crabtree was Alex Smith’s demotion in the middle of the season. It’s not that Crabtree and Smith weren’t having success together, but more that Colin Kaepernick has the

Mostly NFL Notes: Colin Kaepernick is here to stay

Source: Roto Arcade by Dalton Del Don

As an Arian Foster owner in numerous leagues, it was frustrating to see him not score in a game for just the second time all season, especially at home in such a favorable matchup, but he really piled on the yards late, finishing with 165 rushing, so it's tough to complain too much. In fact, his 6.1 YPC was by far the best of the year. He also had a 27-yard touchdown run called back due to a hold…Reggie Wayne picked a poor time to have his three lowest yardage totals of the season, which have occurred over the past three games, including a season-low 14 yards Sunday…Vick Ballard was highly impressive. He's an interesting keeper league commodity moving forward…Sunday marked

Falcons | Julio Jones, Roddy White making history

Source: Footballguys.com

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones topped the 1,000-yard receiving mark in Week 15, joining WR Roddy White in the club. They are the first pair of receivers to reach 1,000 yards in the same season since WRs Tony Martin and Terance Mathis did it in 1998. Jones and White have combined for 148 catches, 2,227 yards and 14 touchdowns this season.

Sunday Scene, Week 15: Another insane line for Adrian Peterson, in an impossible season

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

In the NFL, it's not often that we can accurately say we've never seen something before, that an individual or team accomplishment is completely without precedent in the league's 90-plus-year history. But at this point, I think that's where we are with Adrian Peterson.

All-Day rushed for another 212 yards on Sunday, raising his league-leading season total to 1,812. Here's the highlight run, an 82-yarder. Peterson has topped the 200-yard plateau in two of

Roddy White - Falcons' White plays but has quiet day

Source: The Huddle

Atlanta Falcons WR Roddy White (knee) was active for Sunday's Week 15 game against the New York Giants, but finished with only 2 catches for 16 yards.
Huddle Up: White was declared active in a Sunday-morning decision, but was most effective taking extra attention away from fellow WR Julio Jones who torched the Giants with 6 grabs for 74 yards and 2 TDs.

Falcons | Julio Jones gets into end zone twice

Source: Footballguys.com

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones caught six passes for 74 yards and two touchdowns against the New York Giants in Week 15.

Julio burns Giants for 2 TDs in blowout win - Julio Jones | ATL

Source: Rotoworld Football

Julio Jones hauled in six receptions for 74 yards and a pair of touchdowns and added an 18-yard run to lead the Falcons to a 34-0 blowout victory over the Giants in Week 15.

Julio Jones (WR)

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Falcons WR Roddy White does not practice Wednesday

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Roddy White did not practice Wednesday because of a knee injury. White had a MRI on his knee previously, but there is no information out to suggest that he would miss his upcoming Week 15 game against the New York Giants. The eighth-year receiver has never missed a game in his career. On the off-chance that White does not play, Harry Douglas figures to start alongside Julio Jones. FANTASY ANALYSIS: White has had far more good games this season than bad. Most recently, he caught nine passes for 117 yards and a touchdown against the Carolina Panthers last week. Although that was his first trip to the endzone in nearly two months, White remains a highly reliable WR1 for fantasy owners. If he plays, there is no

Week 15 – Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: The Star Ledger / USA TODAY Sports

Finally! Dynasty owners like myself with David Wilson on their bench have been waiting for the ultra talented rookie to receive an opportunity to show case what he can do. Earlier in the season he had a long touchdown run against the Browns, but because of early fumbling issues and pass protection concerns, Andre Brown moved past Wilson on the depth chart.

Brown was placed on injured reserve a few weeks back and the Giants countered with Craig Lumpkin as added depth. Lumpkin saw a few snaps against the Redskins, but the Giants decided to use Ahmad Bradshaw as the teams feature back again as a counter to the Brown’s injury, rather than working Wilson in as a

Week 15 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Jason Bridge / USA TODAY Sports

The Chargers finally picked up a win and did so against a playoff caliber team, on the road. While Danario Alexander started off slow, he eventually had his way with the Steelers secondary picking up seven receptions for 88-yards and two touchdowns.

Alexander has done a terrific job in the short passing game, crossing routes and big plays down the field. Those of you that watched the Chargers play the Steelers on Sunday also know he has terrific balance and body control when going up in the air on 50/50 balls against a defender. This makes him a dangerous man inside the red zone and like his first touchdown, his body control around the sidelines allowed him to leap

Flames: Go-shon! Moreno to fuel playoff charge

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 12-13 somewhat obscure, unobvious names who he believes are destined to torch the competition. To qualify, each player must be started in fewer than 60 percent of Yahoo! leagues. Speaking as an accountability advocate, I will post the results, whether genius or moronic, the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 15 Flames in the comments section below.

Josh Freeman, TB, QB (32-percent started)
Matchup: at NO
Just weeks ago internal

Sunday Scene, Week 14: The Cam Newton surge continues

Source: Roto Arcade by Andy Behrens

Cam Newton accounted for 403 yards of offense in Week 14, rushing for 116, passing for 287, completing 23 of his 35 throws, and generally looking like a dual-threat fantasy monster. Newton gained 72 of Sunday's yards on this third quarter touchdown run, embarrassing the Falcons defense via read-option. He picked up another 53 on a fourth quarter screen pass to DeAngelo Williams that essentially clinched the win for Carolina.

Over the past four weeks, Cam has delivered eight passing TDs, three rushing scores and zero turnovers. He's now on

Falcons | Dynamic WR duo both get into end zone

Source: Footballguys.com

Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones and WR Roddy White each scored touchdowns in the Week 14 loss against the Carolina Panthers. White finished with nine grabs for a game-high 117 yards and the score, while Jones managed five grabs for 66 yards. Our View: Jones and White looked like duds until the Falcons were behind 23-0. It might be nervewracking, but leave them in your lineup against the Giants next week.

Lames: Matty Ice’s frigid ways to continue in Carolina

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Each week the Noise highlights 10 bold names who he believes are destined to torpedo your team leave egg on his face. For those playing the Lames home edition, each player must be started in at least 50 percent of Yahoo! leagues to qualify. As an accountability advocate, results, whether genius or moronic, will post the following week using the scoring system shown here. If you're a member of TEAM HUEVOS, post your Week 14 Lames in the comments section below.

Matt Ryan, Atl, QB (86-percent started)

Week 14 – Flex Play Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Ron Chenoy / USA TODAY Sports

After struggling through the first half of the season to pickup the teams new zone blocking scheme, Darren McFadden suffered another injury and for the 5th year in a row McFadden will now have missed at least four games. It just so happens that McFadden has only played five season in the league, so fantasy owners who drafted him this summer should have known the risk in taking him as a high round draft pick.

If you happen to be one of the luck fantasy owners that has survived McFadden’s bust season and still made the playoffs, this could be the time to cash in on what you hoped for all year.

While we don’t know what his workload with be this Thursday it

Week 14 – WR Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Matthew Emmons / USA TODAY Sports

It’s hard to like Dez Bryant as a person but when it comes to talent, we’ve known for some time he has the ability to be an elite option at the receiver position. The question was, would Bryant ever figure out what it takes to play at a Pro Bowl level in the NFL?

In his third season Bryant was having an up and down campaign, until the last four weeks. In that time Bryant has posted 29 receptions for 475-yards and six touchdowns. Two of those games came against the Eagles and in the second game Bryant abused the Eagles secondary after the catch, physically running over and past them for two impressive scores.

Because the Cowboys defense is mired by