Tag Archives: Matthew Stafford
Fantasy Football Week 10 Start/Sit Review: Don’t Kill the Messenger
It was another good week for The Red Zone Report‘s Start/Sit column, so if you’ve been weary of taking fantasy advice, it may be time to jump aboard this train. Take a look at how we did in each section from Week 10, and then stay tuned for Week 11′s Start/Sit column: Start: 3-2 Sit: [...]
NFL Fantasy Start & Sit Week 10: Back to the Brett Favre Magic
We had a productive Start/Sit column last week, as we took advantage of some “can’t miss” match-ups and suggested some solid starts out of Alex Smith and Ryan Grant, while made quality sleeper predictions by recommending you keep an eye on both Vince Young and Josh Freeman. Every week brings forth another collection of favorable [...]
Kevin Roberts’ Week 10 NFL Power Rankings: Saints the Cream of the Crop
Two close games, same old ending. The league’s two undefeated teams, the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints, both survived late-game defecits to reach their 8-0 record, and remain unbeaten. For the rest of the teams and where they rank, read on: 1. New Orleans Saints (8-0) Make that three straight games the Saints did [...]
Winners and Losers: Matt Gentile’s Week Eight NFL Awards
What’s that noise coming from behind Peyton Manning? It’s the sound of the Houston Texans creeping up on his Indianapolis Colts in the AFC South. Houston started off the season cold but are now 5-3 heading into 7-0 Indianapolis Sunday. Unlike past games against their division rival, Houston has a chance to prove they are [...]
Kevin Roberts’ NFL Power Rankings Week 9: Saints Still on Top
While the Minnesota Vikings certainly impressed with a 38-26 win against Green Bay in Lambeau Field, the fall of the previously undefeated Denver Broncos has now left just two unbeaten teams remaining in the league. The Indianapolis Colts eeked past the San Francisco 49ers, 18-14, while the New Orleans Saints survived a late onside-kick and [...]
Matt Gentile’s Week Seven NFL Power Rankings
1. New Orleans Saints (6-0) After pounding the New York Giants, New Orleans has shown they have a complete team to go with their explosive offense. Drew Brees is in rare form, so stopping him will not be an easy task. 2. Denver Broncos (6-0) Denver has outscored their opponent 76-10 in the second half [...]
NFL Quick Hits (Oct. 19th) Adrian Peterson fine, Antonie Winfield to get MRI, Sanchez still New York’s “guy”, and more
(Sanchez was awful against the Bills) Matthew Stafford Denies Visit With Dr. Andrews Despite ESPN reports stating that Stafford would meet with Dr. James Andrews about the quarterback’s injured right knee, Stafford denies it. He also denies even being worried about the extent of the injury. Stafford doesn’t have a timetable for a return yet, [...]
NFL Fantasy Game-Day Updates
(Get Megatron out of your line-up.) Calvin Johnson and Matthew Stafford Inactive Against Green Bay Stafford suffered a set-back in Wednesday’s practice and may need surgery, while the Lions are playing it safe with Johnson’s knee, as well. Both players will miss Sunday’s action, but with an entire week off for the next week, it’s [...]
NFL Quick Hits (Oct. 16th) Calvin Johnson likely out this Sunday, Jerricho Cotchery to miss week six, and more
Calvin Johnson Not Expected to Play in Week Six We figured so. The Detroit Free Press makes it almost official, but the way he was hobbling around all week, it was already written on the wall. The Lions still haven’t made a decision on quarterback Matthew Stafford, but without two of their star players, they [...]
NFL Quick Hits (Oct. 8th): Seattle’s Hasselbeck to start in Week 5, Pats’ Taylor to have ankle surgery, Lions’ Stafford likely out vs. Steelers, and more
(Can Carnell finally fight off Derrick Ward?) Matt Hasselbeck Likely to Start in Week Five Hasselbeck returned to full practice and didn’t have any major problems. He reportedly looked good and is expected to start against Jacksonville’s very beatable secondary. While this news is up-lifting, he’s still a major risk, considering he failed to make [...]
