Patriots | Vereen in line for Woodhead's reps

Source: Footballguys.com

Patriots RB Shane Vereen is in line to pick up the Danny Woodhead (Chargers) role on the offense. They added LeGarrette Blount and Leon Washington this offseason, but replacing Woodhead's role in the passing game and on third down may be Vereen's job to lose. Our View: Blount is more of a banger like Stevan Ridley or Brandon Bolden. Washington could fill that change of pace role but will likely have his plate full with his special teams responsibilities. Vereen flashed big time ability last year and will get more time to do that again in 2013.

First Down: Cuts like a knife! Gronk’s forearm not feeling so right

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Arm surgery, partying, infection, partying, rehab, partying – it’s been an offseason filled with anesthesia and booze for Rob Gronkowski.

With recent reports about the former Pro Bowler’s recovery from a broken forearm ranging from glowingly optimistic to frustratingly somber, pinpointing exactly what the tight end is worth has been an exercise in futility. However, Wednesday’s news, as first reported by the Boston Herald, finally provided clarity prospective buyers were

Patriots RB LeGarrette Blount took pay cut to join team

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

New England Patriots running back LeGarrette Blount agreed to restructure his contract when joining the team via trade last month. The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers back agreed to cut $1.07 million from his base salary. Blount only appeared on 92 offensive snaps last season, limiting him to just 41 carries for 151 yards and two scores. Blount is currently third, or possibly fourth, on the depth chart behind Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen and possibly Leon Washington. FANTASY ANALYSIS: The Pats have a number of capable runners. Blount's immediate impact is unclear though. He figures to be a short-yardage back and may poach the occasional goal-line opportunity. The Pats also have Brandon Bolden on the roster at a very cheap rate and he proved to

LeGarrette Blount - Belichick happy with Blount addition

Source: The Huddle

New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said he believes the team got good value when they acquired RB LeGarrette Blount. 'With LeGarrette, he's been a productive player. He didn't play as much last year with the emergence of [Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB Doug Martin] down there, so I can certainly understand that Tampa was in. We felt like he was a talented guy that we wanted to have on our team,' Belichick said.
Huddle Up: While Belichick and the Pats are pleased with Blount's addition, it only spells further headaches for fantasy GMs trying to get a read on the Pats' backfield situation. In addition to Blount and fellow newcomer Leon Washington, holdovers Stevan Ridley, Shane Vereen, Brandon Bolden will also be in the

Patriots RB Stevan Ridley looks like a house

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

But in a good way. In a tweet from the Boston Herald's Jeff Howe: quot;Stevan Ridley looked like a house today. He's added a noticeable amount of muscle. Might be even more difficult to tackle in 2013." Ridley played last season at 225 pounds. It is not known exactly how much muscle he has packed on. Ridley rushed for 1,263 yards and scored 12 touchdowns last year. FANTASY ANALYSIS: These kinds of stories are easy talking points, but the actual value is always overrated. Some players lose weight to gain more agility and then if the following season is a failure, they complain about how the weight loss caused them to wear down quickly. Then players, such as Ridley, put on the pounds in an effort to become more durable and tougher to bring

Ridley added 'noticeable amount' of muscle - Stevan Ridley | NE

Source: Rotoworld Football

Stevan Ridley showed up to the Patriots' conditioning program "looking like a house" after adding "a noticeable amount of muscle" in the offseason.

Stevan Ridley - Stevan Ridley over concussion

Source: The Huddle

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley said he is completely recovered from the concussion he suffered during the playoffs.
Huddle Up: Good news for Ridley, as the league has become cautious with concussions and you never know for certain how long it will be before a player is cleared. Ridley should resume his lead role in the Patriots' RBBC.

Patriots | Stevan Ridley over concussion

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley (concussion) said he is completely recovered from the concussion he suffered during the playoffs.

Patriots | Stevan Ridley bulks up

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley has added a 'noticeable amount of muscle' this offseason.

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 3-4

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.

SEE ROUND 1 HERE

ROUND 3

Randall Cobb, WR,

Blount buried on depth chart

Source: FFToday

Patriots RB may have difficult time making the roster

With the NFL draft now over, let's reset the Patriots roster with a projected depth chart at each position. Depth charts are always fluid, and we expect these to change in the coming weeks and months as we learn more about the additions to the roster and their roles. Quick hit: An area of depth got deeper with the addition of LeGarrette Blount. He's a niche player -- not an every-down back -- and the Patriots have a nice stable of talent in the backfield. (

LeGarrette Blount traded to Patriots

Source: Draft Sharks

The Patriots acquired RB LeGarrette Blount from the Bucs in exchange for RB Jeff Demps and a 7th-round pick.  Blount went for 1,000 yards on a 5.0 per-carry average back in his 2010 rookie campaign.  But he's fallen out of favor since, and carried just 41 times for 151 yards this past year.  New England seems pretty set at RB with Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen.  You can never be completely sure with Bill Belichick, though.  We'll keep an eye on Blount this summer, but he's unlikely to be a fantasy factor.

Patriots | Plenty of depth at RB

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley is projected as the starting two-down running back, with RB Brandon Bolden and LeGarrette Blount challenging for the top spot. RB Shane Vereen is projected as the team's third-down back, with newcomer RB Leon Washington challenging for the job.

RB LeGarrette Blount traded to Patriots

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Another player-for-player trade has been made official during the draft. It contains players who most likely would have been cut if no trade had been worked out, but here it is: The Patriots sent a seventh-round pick in this draft and running back Jeff Demps to the Buccaneers for running back LeGarrette Blount. FANTASY ANALYSIS: The fantasy values here are close to nil. Demps, a silver medalist in the 2012 Olympics, wants to play football, but he has made it clear that he is first concentrated on running track. If he gets on the football field, he could be a gimmick player for the Bucs, but there's no guarantee that he'll ever see playing time. Tampa Bay needs to get a better backup behind Doug Martin. Same goes for Blount. He looked great

Bucs trade Blount to Patriots

Source: FFToday

In exchage for RB Jeff Demps and seventh round pick (229)

The Patriots traded running back Jeff Demps and a seventh round pick (229) to Tampa Bay for running back LeGarrette Blount. (Boston.com)

FF Today's Take: Blount was a fish out of water in Tampa Bay last year but will add depth to the Patriots running back group. Stevan Ridley is sitll in line to get the bulk of the carries and fantasy points but this move doesn't

Chargers, RB Danny Woodhead agree to 2-year contract

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

One of the game's better third-down backs is switching coasts. Former Patriots running back Danny Woodhead signed with the Chargers on Friday. ESPNBoston's Mike Reiss was the first to report the deal, and a source tells him that Woodhead was given a two-year contract. Woodhead caught 40 passes last season and has averaged 4.8 yards per carry throughout his career. He is 28 years old. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Although Woodhead will remain PPR-worthy in San Diego, this move hurts Ryan Mathews' fantasy value more than helps Woodhead's. Mathews just hasn't been able to stay healthy, and the Chargers will probably look to Woodhead to be their near-exclusive third-down back. Mathews didn't get a whole lot of work on third downs anyway last season, but

Danny Woodhead signs with Chargers

Source: Draft Sharks

The Chargers have signed RB Danny Woodhead to a 2-year deal.  The 5'8, 195-pounder is just a change-of-pace guy on the ground, but he's a top-notch receiver out of the backfield.  Woodhead has racked up 92 catches over the past 3 seasons in New England.  He'll likely step into a similar role with the Bolts.  If Woodhead is the only RB San Diego brings in this offseason, it'll be good news for RB Ryan Mathews.  Meanwhile, the Pats are left with Shane Vereen and Leon Washington behind Stevan Ridley.  Our money is on Vereen capturing the pass-catching role, which would put him squarely on the fantasy radar in PPR leagues.

Leon Washington heads to New England

Source: Draft Sharks

The Patriots have signed RB Leon Washington to a 1-year deal.  At minimum, he'll brings elite kick-return ability to New England.  Washington might also work his way into a pass-catching role on offense.  He wasn't used much on offense in Seattle but he had a 47-catch season with the Jets back in 2008.  The Patriots haven't shown any interest in bringing back Danny Woodhead, leaving Washington and Shane Vereen behind Stevan Ridley.  We'll keep an eye on New England's backfield this summer.

Kick returner Leon Washington agrees to 1-year deal with Patriots

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

The Patriots ranked 25th in kick return average last season. Leon Washington, one of the game's best kick returners, was a free agent. Sounds like a match to me, and on Thursday, the two sides came to an agreement on a one-year deal. Washington, who will turn 31 in August, averaged 29 yards per kick return last season, the second-best mark in the league. The Patriots averaged 21.2 yards as a team. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Obviously, the move fills a need for the Pats. However, unless you in a return-yardage league, Washington has zero fantasy value. His days of being an effective change-of-pace running back are all but over. He got just 23 carries last year with the Seahawks, and even if the Patriots don't re-sign Danny Woodhead, they have Stevan

Danny Woodhead - Woodhead may not be back with Pats

Source: The Huddle

The New England Patriots value impending free-agent RB Danny Woodhead but may not be willing to pay him what he is looking for because they have depth at the running back position.
Huddle Up: Woodhead is one luxury the Pats can do without as Stevan Ridley stepped forward as a No. 1 back, while Shane Vereen emerged as a dual threat late in the season.

Brandon Bolden - Pats' Bolden expected to compete for carries

Source: The Huddle

New England Patriots RB Brandon Bolden is expected to compete for carries during training camp next season.
Huddle Up: Bolden had an eventful rookie season, which featured a 4-game PED suspension and a knee injury, and he finished as the team's third-leading rusher with 274 yards and 2 TDs on 56 carries. With his off-field issues hopefully behind him, definitely expect Bolden to be in the thick of the Pats' RB mix next summer along with Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen.

Stevan Ridley - Ridley leaves game with head injury

Source: The Huddle

Updating a previous report, New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley will not return after leaving the AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth quarter due to a head injury.
Huddle Up: Ridley suffered the injury on a violent, helmet-to-helmet collision with Ravens' safety Bernard Pollard and appeared to lose consciousness while also coughing up a crucial fumble. Ridley led the Pats with 70 yards on 18 attempts in the game, but his late-season turnover issues are something he's going to have to get a handle on in a hurry if he's going to continue to start for a Bill Belichick-coached squad.

Stevan Ridley: Bell Rung in Fourth Quarter

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Stevan Ridley: Ridley was forced out of Sunday's game against the Ravens with a head injury. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Stevan Ridley done for AFC Championship Game - Stevan Ridley | NE

Source: Rotoworld Football

Stevan Ridley was forced from the AFC Championship Game with a head injury, and will not return.

Patriots | Stevan Ridley done for day

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating a previous report, New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley (head) will not return after leaving the AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth quarter due to a head injury.

Patriots | Stevan Ridley leaves game

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley (head) left the AFC Championship Game against the Baltimore Ravens Sunday, Jan. 20, after suffering a hit to the helmet from SS Bernard Pollard in the fourth quarter. Ridley was taken to the locker room for medical assistance.

Danny Woodhead - Woodhead gets in full practice

Source: The Huddle

New England Patriots RB Danny Woodhead (thumb) fully participated in practice Thursday, Jan. 17.
Huddle Up: Woodhead has gone from limited Wednesday to a full participant Thursday and now looks like he'll be the Pats' regular RB mix Sunday, joining Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen.

Fantasy Football Rankings: RB - Week 20

Source: KFFL.com NFL

Can Stevan Ridley shoulder the load against a toughening Ravens defense?

Shane Vereen - Shane Vereen sees bigger role

Source: The Huddle

New England Patriots RB Shane Vereen played in 38 of the team's 66 offensive snaps in the AFC Divisional Round. In the regular season, Vereen had been averaging 9.8 snaps per game; however, his increase in playing time came after RB Danny Woodhead was knocked out on the first play with a thumb injury. Vereen is Woodhead's backup in the team's "passing back" role. He recorded 41 rushing yards and a rushing touchdowns, in addition to 83 receiving yards and two receiving scores, in the victory.
Huddle Up: Vereen's showing dents the fantasy value of Stevan Ridley, who saw just 27 snaps in the Patriots' playoff win, heading into 2013. It's a long offseason, but if you want to snag Ridley at a value on draft day--and can stomach

Shane Vereen breaks out in playoff win

Source: Draft Sharks

Patriots RB Shane Vereen has been mostly invisible since being selected in the 2nd round of the 2011 draft.  He was plenty visible in the team's playoff win over the Texans on Sunday.  With RB Danny Woodhead exiting early on with a thumb injury, Vereen stepped into the pass-catching role.  He finished with 5 grabs for 83 yards and 2 TDs, tacking on another 41 yards and a score on the ground.  Vereen displayed WR-like route-running in the passing game while often lining up outside the numbers.  That was the case on his 33-yard TD, when he simply ran past LB Barrett Ruud.  Vereen was also productive on the ground, averaging 5.9 yards per carry.  Stevan Ridley is still the lead back in New England's traditional offense -- he

Patriots | Stevan Ridley sees less playing time

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley played in just 27 of the team's 66 offensive snaps in the AFC Divisional Round. RB Shane Vereen, in turn, saw an increase in playing time, particularly with the loss of RB Danny Woodhead (thumb) to injury.

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 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

Exit Interview: 2012, the year we all bowed down to the Purple Jesus

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

In a year where quarterbacks were consistently front page news, most rushing attacks took a back seat, further damaging the position's once sterling reputation. Though new points sources emerged (e.g. Alfred Morris, Doug Martin and Trent Richardson) and Adrian Peterson, less than a year from major reconstructive knee surgery, posted the greatest single season, regardless of position, in NFL history,  RBs collectively suffered yet again.  Just 12 rushers averaged 12.0 fantasy points or better, down from 16 in 2012 and 17 in 2011. Suffice it to say, with certified workhorses the lone exception, RB remains a position in transition. Below is our recap of this season's RB

Monday Brunch: Random nuggets and egg nog

Source: Roto Arcade by Scott Pianowski

It's Christmas Eve. I've got just two things on the docket today: get sauced on egg nog, and mumble "championship" every 15 minutes or so. It's going to be a good day.

And yes, I've got a brunch to prepare for you.

I generally find myself in a philosophical mood at the end of a fantasy season. Here are some snippets to digest as you look back and ahead as the elegant violence we just witnessed and enjoyed.

• Head to head is more fun. Total points is more fair. As Ron Washington might say, that's how roto go.

The skill of a fantasy team is scoring points, ostensibly so you can make the playoffs. The long run tells the fairest story. The short run, what happens to you in the playoffs, is the biggest luck of

Stevan Ridley - Patriots stay course with Stevan Ridley

Source: The Huddle

The New England Patriots coaching staff stayed with RB Stevan Ridley in Week 16 against the Jacksonville Jaguars despite recent fumbling problems. Ridley played the most snaps (35) against the Jaguars, and he finished with 84 yards on 18 carries, and no fumbles.
Huddle Up: This definitely bodes well for Ridley's fantasy value going forward, as previous gaffes had landed him in Bill Belichick's doghouse. He's the workhorse back for the Patriots, the heir to a lucrative fantasy gig once held by BenJarvus Green-Ellis.

Patriots | Stay course with Stevan Ridley

Source: Footballguys.com

The New England Patriots coaching staff stayed with RB Stevan Ridley in Week 16 against the Jacksonville Jaguars despite recent fumbling problems. Ridley played the most snaps (35) against the Jaguars, and he finished with 84 yards on 18 carries, and no fumbles.

Over/Under: Will McCoy decorate your roster with tinsel, points in return?

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Fantasy is a speculative game. Predict the future, and you look like a genius. Don't, and you're painfully human. Gazing into the crystal ball here's our view on 10 intriguing over/unders for Week 16.

LeSean McCoy, in his triumphant return to the starting lineup, total yards versus Washington 84.5

Scott –I'm glad this dilemma doesn't litter my rosters this week. The Eagles, Andy Reid, a back off a major injury, what could possibly go wrong? I'm shading UNDER because I tend not to trust anyone off a multiple-week layoff. I'd prefer to avoid McCoy in Week 16 unless backed into a corner.

Brandon – OVER He picked up most of this number through the air in the last

Week 16 – Start’em – Sit’em

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Jake Roth / USA TODAY Sports

With Jonathan Stewart out of the lineup it appears we can finally trust a running back in our lineups out of Carolina. For the second year in a row DeAngelo Williams is playing his best football down the stretch, and we should expect the veteran to touch the football over 20 times this week as the Panthers are sure to roll up a big lead on the Raiders.

Week 16 Standard Rankings – QB |

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

Fantasy Football On Target - Week 16 (with video)

Source: KFFL.com NFL

Running back rage galore over spotty carry totals. Are Stevan Ridley, Jamaal Charles and Trent Richardson losing fantasy trust? Plus much

Stevan Ridley should stick as lead back

Source: Draft Sharks

Patriots RB Stevan Ridley has put the ball on the turf in each of the past 2 games.  But former Pats RB Kevin Faulk doesn't believe that will impact his workload going forward.  “The guy has been very productive," Faulk said. "No one is perfect. When you’re scouting a guy, you kind of know the types of things you’re going to have to deal with if he makes the team. If you check out Stevan’s running style, he’s an instinctive runner that does a lot of twisting and turning. Knowing the Patriots scouting department, they knew that. But I do think (the recent fumbling) has been addressed. Turnovers will kill you, and it showed Sunday night. Trust me, it’s a big deal to Belichick, but I’m not thinking (Ridley’s case) is as

Patriots | Fumbling issues for Stevan Ridley

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley has fumbled the football three times the past two games, officially losing two of those fumbles. It is not believed, however, the team has lost confidence in Ridley.

Week 16 – RB Rankings

Source: Fantasy-Info.com by Sean Douglas

Photo By: Derick E. Hingle / USA TODAY Sports

For all the success Doug Martin has had in his rookie season, fantasy owners had to be disappointed and a little shocked by his numbers against the Saints last week. Playing against one of the worst run defenses in the league, Martin appeared to be a shoe in for over 100-yards and at least one score, but the Saints built up a big lead in the first half, forcing the Buccaneers to stick with the passing game.

Don’t expect the same situation this week as Tampa Bay heads back home to play the Rams. Look for St. Louis to give them a competitive game, but the game scripts will play out the way we’ve grown accustomed to seeing from this team most of the year, and

Stevan Ridley throws up a dud in Week 15

Source: Draft Sharks

Patriots RB Stevan Ridley has been money for fantasy owners this year.  But he cost a lot of teams in Week 15.  Ridley was bottled up by a tough 49ers defense, managing just 23 yards on 9 carries.  After he lost a fumble early in the 3rd quarter, he touched the ball just once more the rest of the night.  Ridley was on the field for just 19 of 96 offensive snaps, while RB Danny Woodhead played 76 and finished with 17 touches.  Ridley's fumble almost certainly had something to do with his limited playing time.  But New England also went with Woodhead because they were in catch-up mode all night.  If you survived with Ridley this week, he's worth sticking with against the Jaguars this Sunday.  Jacksonville ranks 30th in fantasy

Patriots | Stevan Ridley did not see much time after fumble

Source: Footballguys.com

New England Patriots RB Stevan Ridley only received one snap after fumbling the ball in the third quarter of the team's Week 15 game. The lack of snaps may have occurred because the team had to throw the ball to get back into the game.

The Fantasy Freak Show Podcast: RGIII, rocketing Wilson and a Gronk sighting

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

'Tis the season for pressure. With greenbacks and league trophies on the line, owners are understandably on the edge. Everyone still registering a pulse are just one underwhelming performance away from an offseason full of second guessing.

On this week's gut-wrenching episode, Brad Evans and Dalton Del Don provided insight to get you prepped for Round 2. Our fanalysts dove deep into Aaron Rodgers' ongoing troubles, revealed what speculative moves you should make NOW if you're eyeing a championship, broke down every remaining Week 15 game and decided if Stevan Ridley's TD streak will come to a screeching halt against San Francisco.