http://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.comThe Fantasy Football Times.com - America’s Fantasy Football Newsletter Delivered To Your PC Doorstep2004-5, The Fantasy Football Timeshttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/2.0/Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=713Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Tuesday, December 23, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=714Week 17 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Tuesday, December 23, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=715Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 17.Tuesday, December 23, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=709Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, December 18, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=710Week 16 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Thursday, December 18, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=711Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 16.Thursday, December 18, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=706Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, December 10, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=707Week 15 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Wednesday, December 10, 2008Pro Scouts Edge http://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=708Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 15.Wednesday, December 10, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=703Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, December 03, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=704Week 14 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Wednesday, December 03, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=705Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 14.Wednesday, December 03, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=700Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, November 26, 2008Courtesy Pat Downey & Pat Sperduto, Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=701Week 13 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Wednesday, November 26, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=702Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 13.Wednesday, November 26, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=697Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, November 20, 2008Pro Scouts Edge http://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=699Week 12 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Thursday, November 20, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=698Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 12.Thursday, November 20, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=691Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, November 13, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=692Week 11 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Thursday, November 13, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=693Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 11.Thursday, November 13, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=695Week 11 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Thursday, November 13, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=694Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 11.Thursday, November 13, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=696Game planning stresses the importance of not only offense and defense, but also special teams.Wednesday, November 12, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=688Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, November 06, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=690Thursday, November 06, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=689Here are 12 important tidbit insights for Week 10.Thursday, November 06, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=685Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, October 30, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=686Week 9 match-up breakdowns of individual games to help you understand why teams will win or lose and which players will play key roles.Thursday, October 30, 2008Pro Scouts Edgehttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=687Twelve important inside tidbits for Week 9.Thursday, October 30, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=682Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, October 22, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=681Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, October 16, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=680Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, October 08, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=679Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, October 01, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=677Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, September 25, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=676Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns of the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Wednesday, September 17, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=675Here are Week 2's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 starting lineup recommendations.Thursday, September 11, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=674Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, September 04, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=666The countdown to draft day is on. With fantasy owners in the middle of grueling two-a-day surfing of sites, we unveil our official 2008 sleepers and busts, which includes undervalued/overvalued players. Leaving no stone unturned, we highlight 50+ players that every owner should know about. Wednesday, September 03, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=673The major positions of a fantasy roster are going to score points each week, so it’s the little things like getting extra points out of your kicker and defense that sometimes helps owners win games. Think of these positions as the Special Teams of Fantasy Football. Most NFL playoff contenders have great special teams, well the same goes for fantasy football champions too.Monday, September 01, 2008Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=672These days, we see projected stats littered all over the internet like a spider web waiting to capture its prey. But where do they come from? And how do you know that the proper methods and calculations are being used to provide you with the most accurate projected stats and rankings possible? Thursday, August 28, 2008Joe Levithttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=656Each year, every fantasy owner is dying to inherently know what will happen during the fantasy season. Since we cannot just place these critical foresights with anyone, I have asked a famous guest speaker for his forecast. You might know him by the name of Nostradamus.Tuesday, August 26, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=671It’s time to face facts – there is no Adrian Peterson in this year’s draft class. That doesn’t mean, however, that rookie running backs won’t play a major role in the 2008 fantasy season. There are potentially four rookies who will start at tailback in Week 1, and several others who will make significant contributions throughout the year.Monday, August 25, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=670Traditionally, nobody wants to be the first person to draft a tight end, a defense, or a kicker. For many fantasy owners, it seems tough to justify a roster spot for a TE, but it is a necessary evil because the position represents a significant portion of a fantasy roster.Wednesday, August 20, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=667Overpaying or failing to secure at least a reliable quarterback option can be detrimental to a Fantasy Bowl Championship run. This makes drafting quarterbacks a tough balancing act for owners every year. And if you ask them, most will agree that when and where to pull the trigger on a quarterback is an art form.Monday, August 11, 2008Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=659Don't underestimate the lack of quality elite WRs this year. In monitoring mock drafts over the past three months, we're seeing that many owners are catching on, as the top 10-14 ranked WRs are now more than likely going to be gone by the middle of the 3rd round. And as a group their ADPs (average draft positions) are trending higher.Friday, August 08, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=657A receiver's third season is generally regarded as the year in which a young wideout will become a viable offensive threat. Having adjusted to the intricate playbooks and the speed of NFL secondaries, third year WRs usually become some of the biggest surprises of any given fantasy season. We highlight a handful of 2nd and 3rd year WRs who enter the year in positions that could allow them to produce quality fantasy numbers for owners this season.Monday, August 04, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=647A key part to a successful fantasy campaign is properly predicting the outcome of various running back battles across the league. Entering the 2008 season, 19 teams have either yet to decide how they will utilize their running backs or will use a two-back system as part of their offensive scheme. When all is said and done, at least 45 backs will be affected in one way or another. Monday, July 28, 2008Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=646There's a deep pool of #1-2 RBs this season. According to our cheat sheet rankings, there are 27 backs that are rated as either #1s or #2s, which is nearly 10 more players than we had rated that high compared to last year. Friday, July 25, 2008Stan Feldman http://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=642In the NFL there are no guarantees and that includes player salaries. The league is the only one of the major sports that does not guarantee its player contracts, and no player is safe. Here is a rundown of 15 players that can hit the lottery after this season and the impact that it may have on their 2008 fantasy production.Thursday, July 24, 2008Philhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=645Most fantasy leagues involve only offensive players, but drafting individual defensive players is becoming more common. This article is a statistical analysis to find out when individual defensive players should be selected in these types of drafts.Wednesday, July 23, 2008Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=638A flurry of free agent signings and trades shuffled the landscape of the league from coast to coast. Here we highlight what we feel are the top player changes from the 2008 offseason, with a quick comment regarding how the change effects each player's fantasy value (positive/negative).Thursday, July 17, 2008George del Pradohttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=640Ah, yes, it's finally that time of year again. The 4th of July weekend has come and gone and it's time to take a look at 2008's Average Auction Values (AAVs).Wednesday, July 16, 2008Philhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=632The following is an ongoing series of articles based on a detailed ADP theory. One of the most important things to know when you draft a fantasy football team is that the total number of points a player earns is not important, the important thing is how many points a player earns compared to others at his position.Thursday, July 10, 2008Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=623It's NFL Mock Draft week. And for fantasy owners, it's time to start getting cheat sheet rankings in order. In doing my initial rankings, I see a couple of glaring issues with the wide receiver positionTuesday, April 22, 2008Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=620The question I get all the time from fantasy players this time of year is, "So what does someone like you do this time of year to prepare for the upcoming season?" Good question that deserves a good answer: I start ranking running backs.Tuesday, March 18, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=618With the 2007 regular season standings etched in stone, the table has been set for the 2008 season. Below is each team's opponents (home/away) for next year.Monday, February 25, 2008Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=616The 2007 fantasy was predominantly highlighted by two teams - the New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys. So led by record-setters, Tom Brady and Randy Moss, it comes as no surprise that the two teams account for four members of our Scouting Dept's 5th Annual Fantasy All-Pro Team.Wednesday, January 02, 2008Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=606Between the holiday and a very weird scoring rule, it took until today to sort out the Champions Cup final, which I ended up winning, 125-121. Anyways, with most leagues already deciding their champions this past weekend, it's time to take stock and recap the 2007 season.Monday, December 31, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=615Last weekend brought me the most perfect situation that a fantasy owner can hope to encounter during championship week - two starting quarterbacks with favorable match-ups.Wednesday, December 26, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=613Fantasy Championship week gave owners more of the same - unpredictability. With the leaderboard topped with names like Chris Redman, Laurence Maroney, and Ahmad Bradshaw, fantasy owners claiming titles survived one of the toughest fantasy seasons in recent memory.Monday, December 24, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=612The big question surrounding some of fantasy's biggest studs is whether or not teams like the Pats and Colts that have clinched playoff seeds will rest their starters beginning this week.Friday, December 21, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=611Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, December 20, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=610Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, December 13, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=609With the fantasy playoffs underway, many of this season's MVP candidates pushed owners through to the next round. Whether it was Tom Brady, Randy Moss, LaDainian Tomlinson, or Brian Westbrook, Week 14 produced several big games from fantasy's best.Monday, December 10, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=608Back in March, when Travis Henry was cut loose by the Titans and quickly scooped up by the run-savvy Broncos, I quickly considered him a fantasy back of first-round quality. I chose to make him a keeper over Donovan McNabb and Torry Holt. I got excited about the numbers he might put up. Then, the season started.Friday, December 07, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=607Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, December 06, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=605The fantasy football playoffs are much like that of the NFL’s. Everything is amplified tenfold with do-or-die match-ups on the line. The tiniest of mistakes, bad bounces, or wrong moves could mean the difference between Fantasy Bowl glory and utter failure. Tuesday, December 04, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=604The fantasy regular season ended with a bang in Week 13 as hotly contested games produced big points for owners that were trying to get into the playoff dance.Sunday, December 02, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=603We've put together a checklist that every playoff-bound owner should review to insure that their rosters are stable and playoff ready. With the fantasy regular season coming to an end, owners are either looking to get into the playoffs or trying to secure a better seed, and this checklist is the key to taking home the Fantasy Bowl Championship.Friday, November 30, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=602We all know it's getting into, if it isn't already, playoff time in fantasy football leagues, but we don't all have a shot of finishing this season fighting for a championship. One of my two teams is now officially out of the race, even though it's been unofficially out of the picture for a while. That's one reason I prefer the keeper format.Friday, November 30, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=601Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, November 29, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=600Fantasy owners across the country feasted on the strong numbers that the NFL served up during Thanksgiving weekend. Big games from several players highlighted the holiday as Brett Favre started things off on Thursday, and players like Kurt Warner and Chad Johnson kept it going on Sunday.Monday, November 26, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=598Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Wednesday, November 21, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=599We’re getting down near the end here now. Those of us who have been fortunate and or smart enough to hang around are trying to figure out what we can do to put us into the playoffs and then give us a chance to win. Others are pretty well set with a playoff spot but looking for a little insurance for a title run.Wednesday, November 21, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=597With only two weeks left in the fantasy regular season, playoff races are tight and owners are in due-or-die modes. And thanks to big games from Brett Favre and Terrell Owens, owners with that dynamic duo vaulted one step closer to the postseason.Sunday, November 18, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=596If one were to look at Donovan McNabb's numbers for the season, it would be easy to say, "Hmm, he's having a pretty good year." Those of us who watch the Eagles every week or have McNabb on a fantasy roster, though, know that it's quite the opposite.Friday, November 16, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=595Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, November 15, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=594Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. This week's question is: "Given the fallout of the running back position this season, are you planning on changing your draft strategy for 2008 - or at least preparing for drafts differently? If so, how?"Wednesday, November 14, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=593Week 10 won't be remembered for its scoring as two of the top three league scoring leaders were kickers. It will be remembered, however, for its upsets as the Rams finally got a win thanks to reviving their Greatest Show on Turf offense.Sunday, November 11, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=592Week 9 was one that many of us football fans will remember for some time. Even though the main focus before and through the weekend was the Colts-Patriots showdown, one other event in Minnesota served to overshadow the Battle of Unbeatens.Friday, November 09, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=591Here are this week's game-by-game breakdowns with the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations.Thursday, November 08, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=590Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. This week's question is: "Now that the stretch run to the fantasy playoffs is here, what one player do you plan on riding into the playoffs?"Wednesday, November 07, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=588The Pats-Colts may have taken center stage, but record performances elsewhere grabbed fantasy headlines led by Adrian Peterson, who etched his name on Fantasy Rookie of the Year honors as he set a new single-game rushing record with 296 yards. And when the dust settled, Week 9 proved to be the most entertaining week of the season.Sunday, November 04, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=587Well, we're halfway through the season, and whether you're fighting for a playoff spot or trying to figure out how many days are left before your baseball league drafts, it's time for all of us to really evaluate our teams. In many cases, such evaluation can lead one to the trade desk, as it did for me in one league this week.Friday, November 02, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=586Here is a game-by-game breakdown of the top 200 Starting Lineup recommendations for Week 9.Thursday, November 01, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=585Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. This week's question is: "We all know that the Pats and Colts passing games will produce and are must-starts at this point, but which running back would you rather have starting for your fantasy team this weekend: Joseph Addai or Laurence Maroney?"Wednesday, October 31, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=584Week 8 was more of a prep for Week 9's showdown between unbeatens New England and Indianapolis. And neither team disappointed as each throttled their opponents, combining for 83 points.Sunday, October 28, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=583Believe me, I felt your pain. It was my pain, too. We’re Joseph Addai owners, and we really could have used a touchdown or even two. I know I certainly could have used two. Instead, we watched helplessly as the Colts’ first two trips inside the red zone on Monday night ended with a Kenton Keith score and a Peyton Manning sneak across the goal line.Friday, October 26, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=582Here are the top 100 Starting Lineup recommendations for Week 8.Thursday, October 25, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=580Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. Here's the week's question: "Now that we're at the midpoint of the fantasy regular season, who would you pick as your biggest sleeper for the 2nd half and why?"Wednesday, October 24, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=579Wild finishes to several games with furious fourth quarter scoring gave owners much to cheer about. A lot of the production came from unlikely players, which sets the stage for a busy week of waiver wire action as the fantasy season officially hits the midpoint.Sunday, October 21, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=578Obviously, the most important question to be asked in the wake of Chris Chambers being traded to San Diego is, "How will this affect my fantasy team?" My answer: It can't possibly hurt.Friday, October 19, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=577Here are the top 100 Starting Lineup recommendations for Week 7.Thursday, October 18, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=576Here's the week's question: What position are you having the most trouble managing due to all the injuries and bye weeks? And what are you trying to do to keep that position intact or upgrade?Wednesday, October 17, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=575In what was a showdown between the league's conference leaders, fantasy owners reaped huge points from New England's lethal offense. Don't look now, but Tom Brady is on pace to break Peyton Manning's 49-TD season as he tossed a franchise-record five touchdowns.Sunday, October 14, 2007Matt Schauf http://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=574I've heard it often: The numbers don't lie. Although that's certainly true, people who don't know how to apply the accessible numbers can often lie or at least arrive at mistaken conclusions when analyzing matchups.Friday, October 12, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=573These are the top 100 Starting lineup recommendations for Week 6.Thursday, October 11, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=572Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. This week's question is: "Which of the following players has the best chance of bouncing back to salvage their season: Drew Brees, Marc Bulger, Larry Johnson, Shaun Alexander, Marvin Harrison, Javon Walker?"Wednesday, October 10, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=571A week of surprise blowouts by Pittsburgh, San Diego, and Washington captured the headlines as fantasy scoring was down for a second consecutive week. Why? Injuries and weak production from high-profile running backs continue to hamper offenses across the league. Sunday, October 07, 2007Matt Schauf http://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=570You might want to go ahead and quit reading now. Even I'm starting to look at me funny for what I'm about to write. I'd love to say I have impenetrable confidence in the words to follow, but I'd be lying. I do believe them, though, so here goes - It's time to start taking Joey Harrington seriously.Friday, October 05, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=569Here are the top 100 Starting lineup recommendations for Week 5.Thursday, October 04, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=568Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. Here's the week's question: What player on one of your rosters is exceeding the expectations you had for him?Wednesday, October 03, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=566Week 4 officially showed fantasy owners that last year was last year. The once defensive machines of the Bears and Ravens got torched, the Chargers offense continued to stumble, and the Bucs and Cards out-muscled teams that they had no business pushing around (the Panthers and Steelers).Sunday, September 30, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=565Now we get into the toughest stretch of the fantasy season: the bye weeks. Fantasy success, though, relies heavily on the ability to look ahead, and as you shuffle through the byes, you wilI notice that Week 6 brings plenty of potential for fantasy harm.Friday, September 28, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=564Here are the top 100 Starting Lineup recommendations for Week 4.Thursday, September 27, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=556Out of the following surprise teams that have gotten off to a fast start, which offense do you think has the best shot at keeping the pace and why: Green Bay, Houston, Pittsburgh, Tampa Bay.Wednesday, September 26, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=555Wide receivers continue to dominate fantasy scoreboards, led by what has quickly become the league's most explosive QB-WR connection in Tom Brady-to-Randy Moss. And while the Patriots have turned into a fantasy dream, the Rams' once potent "greatest show on turf" has turned into a train-wreck.Sunday, September 23, 2007Matt Schaufhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=55451-45. You see it there and you probably know immediately what I’m referencing. It is, of course, the outlandish score by which the Browns beat the Bengals in Cleveland last weekend.Friday, September 21, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=553Thursday, September 20, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=552Assuming you owned Randy Moss, would you aggressively attempt to trade him for an elite QB or RB while his value is sky-high? Or would you consider him untouchable as one of the centerpieces of your team and use another player as trade bait?Wednesday, September 19, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=551Upsets ruled Week 2 as the league got turned upside down, but most fantasy studs held up their end of the bargain. The league's best receivers put up monster numbers, headlined by Steve Smith's highlight reel catch-and-run and Chad Johnson's dawg pound drenching. Sunday, September 16, 2007Steve Lassanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=550Everyone and his brother is going to spend this week telling you not to overreact to your Week 1 results and who you should or shouldn't claim off the wire. That's all well and good, but rather than join that chorus, I think I'll sing you a different tune.Friday, September 14, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=549The big thing that has come out of Week 1 has been injuries as fantasy owners are already being faced with some serious decisions due to players going down across the league.Thursday, September 13, 2007Scouting Depthttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=548Every week this season we're going to be asking our Scouting Dept a question to get their take. Most times the question will be in regards to their fantasy teams and how they're managing their roster and players. This week's question is, "Excluding later round picks and fliers, which player do you wish you didn't draft and why?"Wednesday, September 12, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=547Monster games by fantasy's elite quarterbacks and wide receivers, three last second game-winning field goals, and strong debuts from rookies across the league highlighted the first weekend of the 2007 season. Sunday, September 09, 2007Greg Bebezashttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=475In what is likely going to have a major impact on the way fantasy stay on top of things this season, the NFL is changing the way teams report injuries during the week leading up to games. And it all starts this week.Wednesday, September 05, 2007Stan Feldmanhttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/content/default.aspx?CID=545Who to draft is now a thing of the past. From here on out, it's all about who to start and who to pickup. And early season free agent acquisitions are an important aspect of any successful fantasy campaign. Wednesday, September 05, 2007The fantasy football timeshttp://www.thefantasyfootballtimes.com/fftimes/player/statistic.aspxFantasy football statistics11/11/2009