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Monday, July 31, 2006

Fantasy Football Advice Regarding Podcast


In my quest to gain the best information possible to give me an edge in fantasy football, I started using podcast available at iTunes. However, I found many of the team and NFL related podcast stink. However, I found one podcast that rocks...it is for the Pittsburg Steelers...and I am not a fan of the Steelers. The show is called One For The Thumb and its website is located here.

You have to check out his show it is great. This guy is ready for the big time. You forget that it is a podcast and thank that it is a real show. The knowledge he drops can help you in your fantasy football leagues...but it better than that...it is just a really good show.

You may enjoy other podcasts, but I found them to stink worse than my urine after I eat a pound of asparagus. However, podcasts are a low cost alternative to Sirius Satellite Radio. But, Sirius is still pretty cheap and the NFL channel is worth it alone. Click on the link below or on the right to sign up for a FREE THREE DAY TRIAL.


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    Sunday, July 30, 2006

    2006 Draftcandy.com TEL: Angie's Last 4 Rds.

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her the last four rounds of this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Round 13: Duce Staley: So, I've sat here thinking long and hard on this choice. I'm going to have to take Staley on the whim that if Parker gets hurt or if Staley gets all the goal lines. The hand cuff has now happened and I'm safe, unless Staley's back up ends up taking them, then I'll have to hope that I can grab him on the waiver wire.

    Round 14: Jax Defense: For a bye week DEF, I really like this pick. They've always been fairly consistant. With the improvement in the secondary, I really like this pick this late.

    Round 15: Josh Brown – Good kicker, good team. Should fair well as my 15th pick.

    Round 16: Roddy White – The heat is on Vick to become a complete QB. White is the number 1 receiver in ATL. This is a great sleeper for the 16th round!

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    Saturday, July 29, 2006

    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 12th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her tweleth round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Jerramy Stevens He was the next top TE according to my Draft Master, and I needed a back up for Todd Heap for the bye week. After getting you’re starting lineup you need to concentrate on getting you’re bye week sub ins.

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    Steve Smith Carted Off the Field


    Breaking news Steve Smith was carted off the field click here for the story.


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    The Results From My 2006 WCOFF Draft

    I have just completed my first official fantasy football draft for my WCOFF Satellite League. Now it is time to step back and admire what I have built and analyze where I am weak and what positions I can strengthen. Remember I drafted this team from the sixth position. My team's roster is as follows:

    QBs: McNabb, Brooks, Lefty

    RBS: Edge, Reuben, Jamal Lewis, Derrick Blaylock, Davenport, and Brandon Jacobs

    WRs: J. Walker, Kennison, Curtis, Glenn and Moulds

    TEs: Shockey and Pollard

    Ks: Reed and Stover

    Ds: Philly and the Pats Looking at the

    QB position...I like what I see. McNabb and Brooks have questions surrounding them...and Lefty is just not the type of NFL player that strikes fear into fantasy football players...he is nice and consistent, but lacks the type of games that can win weeks for you all by himself. My running backs were looking good a few days ago and now they look wretched.

    I was listening to Sirius Satellite radio and heard that Bentley is out for the year and JL is on the PUP. (I was able to arrange a free three day trial of Sirius for my readers. To start listening click here Free Online Trial of SIRIUS' 100% Commercial-Free Music). I need JL to step up and fend off Mike Anderson. Bentley was one of the reasons I was so high on Reuben. Edge has question marks, but should perform in the Valley of the Sun. Derrick is losing touches to Cedric in the J-E-T-S training camp. When I drafted my running backs I was really happy now I am worried.

    My fantasy football wide receivers are not sexy but solid. I plan on running a three running back and three WR set. I believe that Eddie, Terry, Javon, and Eric are all set to start the first week of the season. I think Kevin will strip time away from Ike and I will have 5 quality WRs.

    Shockey makes a great fantasy football tight end and I look at him more as my number one WR than my TE. He should help me control the position. Pollard is a solid substitute in case Shockey goes down.

    My team has two and two D's that I can play small ball with. Furthermore, I do not have to worry about dropping an underperforming player...If someone appears on the wavier wire...I can just drop one of my D's and or Kickers.

    Last year I won the only WCOFF satellite league that I entered. This year will be difficult, but I think I can work something out. I believe I have the best team to go head to head with the competition once the four fantasy football playoff teams are determined. Until then I will need consistent and steady point production from my boys. My founding fantasy football players: Edge, Jamal, Reuben, Shockey and Javon have to give me consistent performance. I am looking for McNabb to have a huge year as well as to play my WRs when the match up suits them.

    However, I am going to keep tuned to Sirius Satellite Radio to keep up with the latest news updates concerning my players.

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    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 11th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her eleventh round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Drew Brees – At this point I’m covering my bye weeks and also building depth. After the first 8 rounds, that’s pretty much all you want to do. Grab the best of what’s left. Mostly I suggest building depth at WR and RB as those are the highest scoring players usually. However, as I did in this round, I took a QB as I had already covered my RB and WR backups for now. Next I’ll probably take a TE. Keep building what I can in the last 5 rounds.

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    Friday, July 28, 2006

    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 10th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her tenth round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Eric Moulds – Just getting some depth for my team now. Possibly trading bait as well.

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    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 9th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her ninth round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Brandon Lloyd: When Lloyd was with the 49ers, he showed signs of greatness! Now, lined up next to Moss and Randle El, a solid running game, and Gibbs as head coach, I think Lloyd will be a great WR3.

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    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 8th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her Eighth round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    TJ Duckett: As of now, the Falcons won’t be trading Duckett. So, as a filler, this is my choice. And it works out with my bye weeks. It’s that time to start building on my depth.

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    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 7th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her Seventh round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Chicago Defense: The Monsters of the Midway were very comparable to the 1985 Bears defense. They held most teams out of the endzone and at best sacrifices field goals most of the season. The Bears unit should be just as solid and put up an average of 15 FP per week based on the leagues rules. There are other DEFs available that are solid, but not this solid!

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    Thursday, July 27, 2006

    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 6th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her Sixth round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Jake Delhomme: I have to take Delhomme over my other choice as he's going to have more weapons in Smith and Keyshawn. He's consistent, has a good arm, and he's taken the Panters to the Super Bowl with the help of Smith. I don't think I can go wrong with this choice.

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    2006 Draft Candy's TEL: Angie's 5th Rd. Pick

    Fantasy-Football-Advice.Blogspot.com is proud to have Draftcandy's Angie representing it in the 2006 Draft Candy's Tournament of Experts League.
    Here is Angie to explain her Fifth round pick in this fantasy football experts' draft in her own words.

    Joe Horn -Now that Brees is the QB in New Orleans, I forsee a better team. I know Horn was inconsistent and "off" last year, but I think every player has a bad year. I think he'll be rebounding this year with a good QB throwing passes his way. This is going to be my risky pick.

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