Four weeks ago the Houston Texans visited Gillette Stadium in supposedly their biggest game in franchise history – and they limped away victims of a 42-14 loss to the New England Patriots. Read More
Week 14 of the fantasy football season is upon us and to help you get your lineup set for a crucial week, we turn to our fantasy guru, James Morris, for his weekly projections. Read More
Week 11 was a wild week of fantasy football with the Texans and Jaguars taking the fantasy stage and combining for 80 points and over 1,000 yards of total offense in an overtime shootout. To recap the week 11 action and to help you get your team ready for week 12, we turn to our fantasy team of James Morris and Jon Cope. Read More
Week 10 of the fantasy football season is here, and with bye weeks and injuries galore, we turn to our fantasy expert, James Morris, for his weekly lineup advice. Read More
We are just over 25 percent through the 2012-13 NFL season, and it is a good time to take a look at some of the early fantasy awards winners and losers. John Cope and James Morris will look at who has been a bright spot, and who has been a black hole for fantasy football owners thus far. Read More
Week 2 of the NFL season was no less hectic than week 1 for fantasy owners, as some stars shined while others fizzled out. Read More
The Joe Philbin era got off to a bit of an uneven start on Sunday, with the Dolphins falling 30-10 to the Houston Texans. Both the offense and defense started relatively strong, but a brutal stretch late in the second quarter was too much for the Dolphins to overcome. Read More
We’ve done the draft; we’ve looked at the waiver wire; now it is time to set those line-ups and take home the league title. Sometimes the hardest part of the fantasy season is deciding who to play out of the line-up full of studs every team seems to have. That is where I come in Read More
Many fantasy football drafts are right around the corner, so it’s time for our fantasy guru, James Morris, to continue his 2012 Fantasy Football preview. After breaking down the quarterbacks and running backs in recent weeks, James turns his attention to the wide receiver position. Here are his wide receiver rankings based on standard (non-PPR) scoring formats::
1) Calvin Johnson: Megatron is the best WR in the NFL, and the race isn’t even close.
Even though he’s one of free agency’s biggest wild cards, Matt Flynn is about to get a big pay day.
To get a better understanding of Flynn’s game, NFL Films’ Greg Cosell did an in-depth film study on his two NFL starts. He recently spoke to The Finsiders to share what he learned.
While Cosell feels that Flynn lacks superior arm strength, he doesn’t see it as a huge deterrent, as long as he plays in a system that plays to his strengths.
