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VIEW FROM 122......BILLS VS PATS

2012-11-11T09:59:00.003-05:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

With the Bills 2012 campaign has entering into it's second half #Billsmafia has reason to be very depressed. Gone are the preseason excitement of the Bills finally breaking their post season drought as we welcome back the seemingly endless cycle of new coaches and new QBs. It is a hard pill to swallow for yet another season but such is life for Bills fans. It is what makes us show up for December games at the Ralph 5 games removed from the playoff race. With all that said the show must go one and the Bills have a big game in New England to discuss. Below are the keys to a very unlikely victory

ON OFFENSE:
GET CJ SPILLER THE BALL..... This can't be said enough as Spiller is one of the most electric players in the league. His 6 carries last week in Houston was a fire able offense of which Chan Gailey is guilty as charged. The Defense dictating the plays that are called is an embarrassing excuse. The Offense should be the one dictating not the other way around. Also lets not forget Fred Jackson in this equation. FJax is looking more and more healthy and should get 15+ carries of his own. The offense also MUST challenge the Patriots secondary deep early and continue to do so periodically to keep the defense honest. Lastly they must scrap the wildcat as it seems nothing good comes out of that formation.

ON DEFENSE:

BILLS DEFENSE NEEDS THIS TODAY

This one sounds simple but has been nearly impossible for defenses around the NFL for well over a decade....Get to Tom Brady. With that said the Bill's only hope on defense is that Mario Williams and company have their best games of the season all on the same day. With Aaron Williams out Ron Brooks and Leodis Mckelvin really have their work cut out for them as well. To make things that much more impossible Stevan Ridley is running hard. The linebackers need to tough and fill the holes.

OUTLOOK:
With moral at seemingly an all time low a Bills win this afternoon would be a Godsend. For this to happen God himself may need to intervene although most in Western New York would argue that God is certainly not a Bills fan. All in all the outlook today is not good as I predict a loss to the tune of 35 - 21 Patriots Victory.

WEEK 10 RANKINGS

2012-11-10T21:40:00.000-05:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

Hard to believe it is week 10 already. As many of you know it is do or die time in many leagues as teams are jockeying for the playoffs. There are many big time players already listed as out such as Percy Harvin and Aaron Hernandez. Use our rankings to fill those holes in your rosters.

Bye week: Arizona,Green Bay,Washington,Cleveland

VIEW FROM 122.....BILLS VS TEXANS

2012-11-04T10:56:00.000-05:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

With a BYE week in the books and two weeks to reflect on what has gone so horribly wrong for this once promising season Bills fans have run the gamete on who to blame for what looks like yet another playoff less season. It seems most Bills fans have centered in on Defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt. Going into the season the defense was supposed to be a strong point and not a wet paper bag with holes in it. The reasons for this are many, first and foremost Wannstedts inability to make in game adjustments needed to stop most NFL offenses. With that said the NFL schedule makers are not doing the Bills any favors as they are in Texas today to play the AFC leading Texans. Below are the Bills Keys to the game.

#BILLSMAFIA LETS PRAY FOR A VICTORY

ON OFFENSE:
The Bill's problems on offense are only that they turn the ball over at most inopportune times. Fitzpatrick is as negligent with the football as dropping a baby into a Gorilla cage. Case and point the Titans game. Sitting there in the stands I said to my friend the one thing he can't do right now is throw an INT, MOMENTS before a horrendous pass that seemed intended for the Titans corner-back.
For the Bills to have any chance Sunday Fitz must be flawless in this regard. The Texans defense is unforgiving lead by JJ Watt. The Bills can't be completely cautious with their game-plan however. Fitz will need to make multiple plays. With that said Stevie Johnson, TJ Graham, and Donald Jones must get open. Everyone knows Jackson and Spiller are going to get their yards.

ON DEFENSE:
The Texans boost the best running back in the NFL with Arian Foster. That does not bode well for a defense that has holes like a piece of aged Swiss. The big news in Buffalo was Mario Williams getting a minor surgery on his wrist. I am hoping that the wrist was actually the issue with Super Mario and he will miraculously start dominating games. With listening and reading multiple stories about Williams from Texan and National sources that probably wont be the case. Either way improved play there is needed and I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. Marcel Dareus also needs to get his game together. While he is disruptive in the middle I too often see him pushed directly away from the run and a tractor trailer size hole is then opened. Chris Kelsey gets big kudos in my book for calling out these guys in the media. Someone had to do it and while Kelsey has his own issues, hard play is certainly NOT one of them. The Defensive line stepping up will not be enough either. The Linebackers actually need to come to play this week. They have to be physical at the line of scrimmage and not 5 to 10 yards down the field. They need to also hold outside contain as Foster has the speed to break runs around the corner. The return of Ron Brooks is a great thing in my mind as there are possible options to replace the struggling Aaron Williams. In a perfect world Brook's return would push William's to get his game together but only time will tell.

OUTLOOK:
For the Bills to have any chance Sunday everything has to go to plan. Chan Gailey would have to have formulated a perfect game-plan and the team would need to execute on this plan flawlessly. A win would be a possible season changer but we just don't see it. We see a Bills loss to the tune of 34 to 17

WEEK 9 RANKINGS

2012-11-03T11:44:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

We know it is that time of the week. You are looking at your lineups and figuring out who to start and sometimes that is not an easy task. There are top end studs on BYE like Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski, and Frank Gore. Players like that are not easy to replace but there are guys out there that can step in for a one week play and produce results. As always we wish everyone out there good luck, especially those who are still affected by the recent hurricane. Hopefully fantasy football can be a fun diversion from your troubles.

Bye week: N.Y. Jets,St. Louis,San Francisco,New England

WEEK 8 RANKINGS

2012-10-27T17:02:00.001-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

It is hard to believe we are already 8 weeks into the fantasy season. With that said rankings have been made a bit easier as he dust has settled and the trends are there. We know which defenses are for real and we know what players are getting the touches on offense. As always our rankings are some of the most comprehensive on the interwebs as we rank every player with a legitimate chance of mattering in a per match-up fashion. Use these rankings to your advantage and get that important mid season win.

BYES: Baltimore,Buffalo,Cincinnati,Houston

WAIVER WIRED........WEEK 8

2012-10-23T22:07:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

Its that time of the week again as fantasy owners are perusing their waiver wires looking for the answer to their lineup problems. This weeks Waiver Wired has some decent options as injury and new opportunity has given the spotlight to some young up and coming players as well as some wily old veterans.

James Skelton - Owned in 2.4% of ESPN Leagues

With Kolb possibly out for the season Skelton could come in handy in a BYE week pinch as he has some weapons at his disposal

Worth a look in larger leagues

LaRod Stevens-Howling - Owned in 10.5% of ESPN Leagues

Stevens-Howling is suddenly a hot commodity as he went over the century mark against the Vikings. Howling is a shifty runner that could prove useful down the line.

Should be owned in larger leagues

Add this guy before he is gone

Rashad Jennings - Owned in 13.7% of ESPN Leagues

What a difference a week makes as Jennings was sent to the waiver in many leagues Fantasy Wide. Well time to pick him back up as he is the starter for the foreseeable future.

Should be owned in all leagues

Santana Moss - Owned in 24.9% of ESPN Leagues

The old veteran was back up to his old tricks with 2 TDs. While he did had a fumble to lose the game it is clear RGIII is looking his way.

Should be owned in larger leagues

Titus Young - Owned in 51.2% of ESPN Leagues

Young has been a disappointment thus far but with Nate Burleson out for the season he will get increased targets.

Worth a look in larger leagues

Kevin Walter - Owned in 2% of ESPN Leagues

Walter is on a dominant offense and is getting his fair share of targets. He is producing decent results with those targets.

Worth a look in larger leagues

Dustin Keller - Owned in 16.8% of ESPN Leagues

Keller is such an up and down player but he currently is in an upswing going over 90 yards and a TD in New England and is someone to keep an eye on.

Worth a look in larger leagues

VIEW FROM 122......BILLS VS TITANS

2012-10-20T12:42:00.001-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

Bills fans across the country are still holding their breath after that gut wrenching victory in the desert. A game in which the Bills had in hand and tried their best to give it away. Games like this while exciting shouldn't be the norm in Western New York. Bills fans have grown way to accustomed to this. The only saving grace here is that the end result is almost always a Buffalo Bills loss, so we are heading in the right direction at least. Well a new week brings another matchup. Coming to town are the lowly Tennessee Titans. While no other team has allowed more points (yes even the Bills) than the Titans, they are coming off a big victory against the Steelers. Lets take a look at how the Bills will take their record to 4 and 3 on the season in this must win game

ON OFFENSE
I feel like a broken record saying this but Chan Gailey needs to abandon this ridiculous spread offense and RUN THE DAMN BALL!! Secondly make CJ Spiller the focal point of the offense. It is obvious to all that Spiller is the better player. This is absolutely no shot and Freddy by any means as he is still a great player in his own right. With that said enough with this 50-50 split. Feed Spiller the ball early and often. Work in Freddy for the tough inside running and the Bills are in business. Don't put the game in the hands of Ryan Fitzpatrick. Fitz showed again last week that he would be an MVP candidate if the bills employed 9 foot tall wide receivers. Run the ball down their throats and then run it some more. In this scenario Fitzpatrick could actually succeed. The Bills don't need high yardage days out of Fitz as those days, while they do produce TDs also come along with league leads in interceptions. If both Spiller and Jackson have 15+ carries Sunday I like the Bill's chances of victory.

ON DEFENSE

BYRD IS THE WORD

Finally in Arizona the defense awoke from their slumbers and came to play. Mario's wrist wasn't a talking point and Kevin Kolb left the game seeing stars. More of the same is needed this week as Geriatric Matt Hasslebeck comes to town. The front 4 needs to do their thing and get in his face early and often. The move to starter for Nigel Bradham is huge for this team as he is bigger, faster, and has more of a feel for the Outside Linebacker spot over Arthur Moats. The Bills need that out of their linebackers. Look for Bradham, Sheppard, and Barnett to be all over Chris Johnson. The improved play of the front four will leave them free to target the CJNOK all day long. Coming off his Defensive player of the week award Jarius Byrd will be spying the weak armed Hasslebeck all game long. Expect at least 1 pick for Byrd.

OUTLOOK
Momentum is in the Bills favor this week and coming home after an extended road trip is just what the doctor ordered. We like this match-up for the Bills as they desperately need to win this game to get over the 500 mark before a dreaded 2 game span against the Pats and Texans. We predict this will happen in a big way Sunday to the tune of a 28-13 Bills Victory

WEEK 7 RANKINGS

2012-10-20T11:46:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

The temperature is dipping and the leaves are changing colors. This is make or break time for owners fantasy wide. This is also the first week that brings us 6 teams on a BYE. This means that pickings are slim on not only your bench but on the free agent wire. With that said there are still many options out there for you. Players like Andy Dalton and Andrew Luck are going to draw big starts on many rosters. Make sure to consult our weekly match-up rankings to get through this tough time.

BYES: Atlanta,Denver,Kansas City,Miami,Philadelphia,San Diego

THURSDAY NIGHT RANKINGS.....SEAHAWKS VS 49ERS

2012-10-18T08:11:00.001-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

This weeks edition of Thursday Night Football brings us a possible defensive showdown. Both the 49ers and Seahawks boast shutdown units. There is a big possibility of a very low scoring affair. With that said there are still a few must start players. You really can't bench a player like Marshawn Lynch or Frank Gore as they are most likely at or near the top of your fantasy backfield. The QB matchup isn't overly exciting but Alex Smith and Russell Wilson are likely getting quite a few starts fantasy wide as trusty BYE week replacements. Again as always make sure to make your proper lineup adjustments prior to kickoff.

WAIVER WIRED......WEEK 7

2012-10-15T21:32:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

So your fantasy lineup is decimated by not only injuries but stupid BYE weeks. Below we help with that by giving you some legit options that may still be available for you in deeper leagues. Don't hesitate make the necessary moves to field the best lineup you can each week.

Montario Hardesty - Owned in .4% of ESPN Leagues

Hardesty stepped into action Sunday when Trent Richardson left the game with a rib injury and filled in admirably. While Richardson's injury doesn't seem serious Hardesty is someone to keep an eye on as he may be worked into the lineup a bit more in the upcoming weeks

Worth a look in larger leagues

Felix Jones - Owned in 51% of ESPN Leagues

Come on pick me up already

With Demarco Murray going down with a sprained foot Jones stepped in and went over 80 yards and a touchdown. It appears Murray will be out week 7 and possibly beyond. Jones will be a hot commodity fantasy wide

Should be owned in all leagues

Brandon Gibson - Owned in 25% of ESPN Leagues

One week into the Danny Amendola absence was a productive one for Gibson eclipsing 90 yards on 7 grabs. Gibson should see similar production over the next 5 or 6 weeks as Amendola heals

Should be owned in larger leagues

Devone Bess - Owned in 9.7% of ESPN Leagues

Bess has quietly been putting together a very solid season in Miami. While Brian Hartline has been grabbing all the headlines Bess is accumulating solid catch and yardage numbers

Should be owned in larger PPR leagues

Santana Moss - Owned in 10.4% of ESPN Leagues

While Moss is clearly no longer the player he once was he is still getting targets and producing decent results. With Pierre Garcon's foot seemingly not getting any better Moss is a possible BYE week replacement that can get you through a tough week

Worth a look in larger leagues

Anthony Fasano - Owned in 2% of ESPN Leagues

Fasano is a solid player that will sneak an occasional TD. With rookie Ryan Tannehill getting more comfortable Fasano will be worked into the game plan more and more

Worth a look in larger leagues

TOP STARTS/SITS....WEEK 6

2012-10-13T14:43:00.001-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

OUR START OF THE WEEK

Below are ten top starts and ten top Sits for week 6 in our minds. Each week we try and diagnose players that have great match-ups as our top starts or players with tough games or injury concerns as top Sits. Our "START OF THE WEEK" is none other than Percy Harvin. Harvin has blew past all injury concerns of years past and is putting together a MVP like season, not only in the receiving game but occasionally out of the backfield. We think Harvin will exploit the shaky Redskin defense this week to the tune of 100+ yards receiving and would not be surprised with multiple Touchdowns.

TOP STARTS

TOP SITS

VIEW FROM 122.......BILLS VS CARDINALS

2012-10-13T10:26:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

Mario needs to start being SUPER

Bills fans all around the world are still licking their wounds after the beat-down of epic proportions given to our beloved Bills at the hands of the 49ers. The loss was an utter embarrassment, with running holes the size of semi trucks and wide receivers running free all over the field. What a difference less that 2 weeks makes huh. Just a week earlier the team was about to go up 28-7 against the Patriots and now it seems all hope is lost. With that said here are the keys for the Bills to getting their season back on track in the desert.

ON OFFENSE:

With the offensive line now in shambles with injuries to Glenn, Urbick, and Rinehart the Bills may have to turn to journeyman Randy Wells off the scrap heap. This isn't good news as the Cardinals sport a very solid defense and get after the QB. With that said why don't the Bills finally help out their line and incorporate a power running attack. Fitzpatrick has proven that he cannot be trusted to win games and trying to put it in his hands it is a horrible mistake. To win Sunday the team needs both FJax and Spiller to both have 15+ carries and 75+ yards.

ON DEFENSE:

Not even sure where to start after watching one of the worst displays in the history of the NFL last Sunday. The defensive scheme is not working. The vanilla looks they are giving opposing offenses are being blown up in their faces. With that said the Cardinal offense can be shut down. Mario Williams needs to show up and earn some of that 100 million dollars he is being given. When a defense pressures Kevin Kolb good things can happen. The linebackers and corners need to step up as well. Their putrid play, missed coverage assignments and poor tackling cannot continue. The defense must take more chances in the blitz game.

OUTLOOK:

It is hard to have a good outlook after 2 straight ass kickings but with that said the Bills have way too much talent for this to continue. With the word out of Arizona that the time on the road has brought the team together one must hope that also means they will hold themselves more accountable on the field. As bad as things are in Bills land a win Sunday can bring them back to .500 at a 3-3 record. The Cardinals are not nearly as impressive as their record shows. Many will probably call me crazy but I am calling an upset for the Bills Sunday with a score of a 21-14 and a Buffalo Bills win.

WEEK 6 RANKINGS.....

2012-10-13T01:02:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

TRICH will be a Beast this week

With week 6 upon us any good fantasy owner is in the midst of BYE week dilemmas. You most likely followed the FANTASYBOYZ advice and picked up players like William Powell and Josh Gordon for timely spot starts. Below are our weekly rankings designed to give you the best and most up to date player info based on actual game match-ups. It is hard to believe there are already 5 weeks in the books but time flies when you are having fun. Continue to monitor the injury reports and make the right decisions regarding players playing status.

TEAMS ON BYE:
CAROLINA, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS, JACKSONVILLE

THURSDAY NIGHT RANKINGS....STEELERS VS TITANS

2012-10-10T22:53:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

This week's Thursday Night Football game brings us a match-up between teams going in opposite directions. The Steelers pulled out a solid comeback win against their cross state rival Eagles. While the Titans were blown out in a disastrous game against the Vikings. There are quite a few legitimate starters in this game located almost entirely on the Steelers side of the page. We love Big Ben, Mike Wallace and Antonio Brown as top end week 6 starters. Rashard Mendenhaul is an intriguing option in 12 team leagues and higher. He looked sharp in his first action of the season and you could easily do worse. As for the Titans we don't feel there are any sure fire fantasy starters. We would avoid Chris Johnson like the plague and Matt Hasslebeck looks like he could use a walker out there.

WAIVER WIRED.....WEEK 6

2012-10-08T21:41:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

OUR PICKUP OF THE WEEK

Unless you are in a 8 team league your waiver wire is getting pretty thin at this point. With that being said there are always moves to make and players to grab off the scrap heap. With some key injuries in Arizona and Tennessee there possible steals out there who could help you right away. Please use the below list as a guide when perusing the waiver wire. Our Pickup of the week happens to be William Powell. WHO you may ask? Well he is most likely the running back in Arizona who will carry the load for the foreseeable future with news that Ryan Williams is out for the season with surgery slated on his AC shoulder joint.

Ryan Tannehill - Owned in 5.4% of ESPN Leagues

While the young QB isn't exactly lighting things up yet we see the potential. He has a strong arm and a quick release to go along with solid accuracy. He is a guy that could be a solid backup down the stretch.

Worth a look in larger leagues

William Powell - Owned in .1% of ESPN Leagues

Our pickup of the week as Ryan Williams went down for the year and Beanie Wells is out until week 12. Powell is easily first in line to be the feature back in Arizona for the near future.

Should be owned in all leagues

Jamie Harper - Owned in .1% of ESPN Leagues

With Javon Ringer likely out for the season and Chris Johnson playing horribly bad Harper is a sneaky add and could pay dividends down the line

Worth a look in Larger Leagues

Josh Gordon - Owned in .3% of ESPN Leagues

The talented Supplemental pick of the Browns received his first start last Sunday and produced with a long TD grab. He could be just what strong armed Brandon Weeden needs to get a jump start on his season.

Should be owned in Larger Leagues

Devery Henderson - Owned in 1.7% of ESPN Leagues

Here comes Henderson yet again. With Lance Moore and Jimmy Graham hindered by injuries Brees is looking back to his old stand by in Henderson. With 8 grabs for 100+ yards and a TD Henderson should get increased targets at least for the short term

Should be owned in Larger Leagues

Domenik Hixon - Owned in 17.3% of ESPN Leagues

Hixon is now a starting wide receiver for the NY Giants until Hakeem Nicks returns from injury. In the pass happy Giant offense you could do much worse than adding Hixon to your roster.

Should be owned in Larger Leagues

WEEK 5 TOP STARTS/SITS

2012-10-06T19:04:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

TOP START OF WEEK 5

While putting together your lineup one likes to have validation on their selections. Many times an owner has multiple players worthy of a start, and in some cases even have similar matchups. In these cases top starts lists really do help. Please use the below as a guide when filling out your lineups Sunday. Our Fantasy Start of the week in week 5 is none other than Matt Ryan. He is lighting things up this season and we see that continuing against a weak Washington Redskins secondary. While it seems the other QB in this matchup Robert Griffin is getting more hype, and somewhat deservedly so, Ryan has quietly put up top Fantasy QB numbers.

Here are our Top Starts:

Here are our Top Sits:

VIEW FROM 122...... BILLS VS 49ERS

2012-10-06T14:22:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

We have now had close to a week to digest what happened this past Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The Patriots game started with such promise and ended with such disappointment, but such is the life of a Buffalo Bills fan. Disappointments are the norm and something we should just expect. The problem is with being a true Bills fan each week comes with optimism no matter the circumstance. We can't help it as it is built into our DNA. We love the Buffalo Bills no matter what. I know I was sitting in section 122 early in the fourth quarter cursing everything around me wondering why I put myself through such heart ache and pain. Telling myself this is my last year for season tickets. Then today I realized we have a big game tomorrow!!! The Bills will surely beat the 49ers won't they? Well probably not but I will break down what the Bills need to do to win.

ON OFFENSE

The Buffalo Bills will only succeed on offense if Ryan Fitzpatrick can find a way to cut down on the turnovers. He does not have the arm, nor the accuracy, to be the risk taking Gunslinger that GM Buddy Nix calls him. He needs to use that Harvard brain the media keeps forcing down our throats and make sound decisions out there. If the throw is not there don't even attempt it. This weeks match up is such a killer because the Bills most likely will not be able to rely on their strength, the running game, as San Fran is so stout up front. The Bills need to make this a boring grind it out game. Gailey needs to abandon his pop gun spread formations and get down and dirty. Run the ball, use Stevie Johnson's ability to get open quick and work Chandler over the middle. All this will need to be done without starting linemen Cordy Glenn and Craig Urbick. Thankfully this year the Bills actually have line depth in Chris Hairston and Chad Rinehart ready to step right in. The key for the Bills to have any chance this week is to make this game as boring as possible.

ON DEFENSE

Bills need Williams to be dominant Sunday

The Bills Defense was an absolute embarrassment last week. They were shredded on the ground and through the air. The made no adjustments and played a vanilla nickel package no matter how many plays were going for big yards over and over again. Dave Wanndstet's defense lacks any threat of a blitz at this point. While the 49ers aren't a prolific offense if they are shown a basic defense that makes no adjustments they have the ability and players to exploit that. Vernon Davis will have a field day in this scenario and Frank Gore has to be licking his lips all week. The Bills must take chances, the corner-backs must press, and the linebackers must Blitz early and often.

OUTLOOK

Flying across country to face one of the top teams in the league is almost an can't win scenario at this point. The moon and the sun will need to be in alignment for the Bills to even have a chance Sunday. With that being said these are the type of games the Bills come out of no where and make a game of it. Still my prediction is not a good one. I see the 49ers having an easy time of it to the tune of a 28-17 San Fran victory.

WEEK 5 RANKINGS

2012-10-06T13:26:00.000-04:00

By FANTASYBOYZ Editor in Chief Corey Bugenhagen

START ME

Week 5 brings more BYEs, and with that it means you must make sure to check your lineup to make sure you get the proper players in and out. Nothing is worse than popping up your score report on your site and seeing -BYE- next to a players name. Don't let this happen to you. Not only do we alert you who is on BYE, we also give you advice on who could help your lineup this week. This week there is some top end talent not available to your disposal in Stafford, Romo, Megatron, Murray, and Bryant to name a few. Take a look at our report and make the proper management decisions.

BYES (DALLAS, DETROIT, OAKLAND, TAMPA BAY)