Three weeks ago, I recommended some crucial waiver wire pick-ups that were available in most Yahoo leagues.

I'm here to make you money and win you acclaim. Drafts are important, but leagues are won on the waiver wire. The NFL is a marathon, injuries are the rule rather than the exception, and without depth, your brilliant early draft picks don't really matter if you can't stitch together an answer at QB in Week 11 when your guys go down. Trust me - I won my pay league last

If you recall, I was toying this offseason with a spreadsheet to rank players for my fantasy drafts.  I leisurely followed my pre-rankings with how things turned out at the end of the season to test the validity.  On running backs, I failed miserably and need to study the final rankings to see if I can find any trends.  On the other hand, the wide receivers seemed to hold a little weight.  I didn't

Now, we've had a little time for things to shake out and my original rankings are all over the place at this point.  Some have worked well like the WR, where I projected Brandon Marshall and Greg Jennings as the best value picks.  And some not so much, like the RB, where I wasn't so high on Frank Gore and Reggie Bush.  However, I do have some pieces to play with and I want to look

I used a similar format for ranking the WRs, but simply tweaked the criteria a little.  I'm not going to do the QBs, TEs, Def or Kickers.  There seems to be a level of consistency with regards to consistently good or consistently shitty and most of you know what you're getting.  You're guess is as good as mine.  Here's the WR criteria: Over 10 Points - consistency was again the most heavily weighted factor; this number was

Time for more Fantasy Football. Also, check out the WR's. I used a method this year of statistical analysis to eliminate some of the crapshoot picks.  It's not the Bible by any means, but it might keep you from drafting Maurice Jones-Drew as anything more than a flex back.  Here are the criteria: Games over 10 fpts/Games Played or Started - guys like Ryan Grant and Ernest Graham didn't see a lot of carries

I'll start off by saying I have a fucking overwhelmingly gay love for Fantasy Football.  Alright, I said it.  With the season quickly approaching, I find it useful to start a thread that allows the cumulative knowledge of the football brain trust that is  Barking Carnival to share their thoughts.  I've always been a big believer in going heavy on RBs in the early rounds.  I just got lucky last year to be playing two guys with the Romo/TO and Brady/Moss combo