Before getting to today’s fantasy football news, I wanted to pass along the info for a few fantasy leagues we are currently hosting.

First, a 16-team fantasy baseball league. The league is more than half full at this point and the draft is at the end of this month (March 28). Did this last year and it was pretty competitive:

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Second, everyone’s attention is clearly on college basketball this week culminating in Selection Sunday this weekend. March Madness has arrived, I hope you have enough sick leave built up for the annual nation-wide “flu” event that starts next Thursday. Join our March Madness bracket:

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Both of these fantasy games are hosted by Yahoo! Fantasy Sports. Prize packs of random junk from The Hazean’s trunk will be assembled for the winners of both leagues.

Here are today’s great reads:

• That Ben Roethlisberger still is in the news right now does not bode well for his immediate future. Public opinion on Big Ben has soured and now this juicy nugget: Roethlisberger reportedly had sexual contact by his own admission with the young woman who accused him of assault last week. [ProFootballTalk]
• Someone floated a rumor around the internet yesterday that Donovan McNabb had been traded to the 49ers and it got wings. Funny thing, this internet. [The Big Lead]
• Two good stories yesterday from one great source: First, the Bengals signed a wide receiver … but not named Terrell Owens. Former Bucs’ receiver Antonio Bryant joined the team, all but ending any thoughts of an Owens and Chad OchoCinco tandem. And second, speaking of Donovan McNabb, the Seahawks may actually be interested in trading for D-Nice. [Shutdown Corner]
• More reaction regarding yesterday’s news of Thomas Jones joining the Chiefs. Every Jamaal Charles owner/fan/loyalist out there is cursing the team for making such a move, as it puts a serious clamp on his 2010 fantasy value. [RazzBall]

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Chicago running back Matt Forte took a body blow to his 2010 fantasy football value on the opening day of free agency when the Bears signed Chester Taylor.

2009 fantasy-hall-of-famer Jamaal Charles just got knocked the frick out.

Kansas City signed former Bears’ and Jets’ running back Thomas Jones yesterday to a two-year contract, officially becoming a two-year thorn-in-the-side for all of Charles’ owners.

Some touted Charles as a potential first-round pick in 2010 fantasy drafts. I cannot see that happening now. Whatever the Chiefs brought Jones in to do, it certainly was not to sit on the bench and watch football. He is going to play and, if he can stay healthy, he is going to eat away at Charles’ touches.

Especially in the redzone.

Charles still could be a productive running back, but not nearly on the same level nor as consistently as he had been producing down the stretch in 2009. His value slips to late-2nd, early-3rd round by my initial estimation.

Here are today’s great reads:

• Kurt Warner may be gone, but the Cardinals are not going to hand the job to Matt Leinart. Apparently, he still has a lot of work to do to prove to the coaching staff that he is the heir apparent to Warner. Poor Larry Fitzgerald, first he lost Boldin and not he does not have a starting quarterback. [ProFootballTalk]
• Of course there is a lot of free agency analysis out there this week. The good news for everyone here is that these are fantasy-slanted articles. This one talks about Joe Flacco and Anquan Boldin, a tired subject, but also dishes on the interesting change that happened to the Oakland backfield this week. [Hatty Waiver Wire Guru]
• More fantasy football, free agency analysis: Chester Taylor’s impact on the Chicago backfield, Nate Burleson in Detroit, Thomas Jones in Kansas City and LaDainian Tomlinson visiting the Vikings. [Fantasy Guru]
• For those of you on the Verizon network, how awful are their commercials these days? Whatever happened to the “Can you hear me now?” ads? Well, at least you have this: Verizon is teaming up with the NFL RedZone channel to bring you all kinds of football goodness. [Shutdown Corner]
• The Browns traded for quarterback Seneca Wallace (then cut Derek Anderson, much to the relief of many a Cleveland fan), which means Seattle could be in the market for a quarterback in the NFL Draft. Jimmy Clausen, anyone? [The Big Lead]

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Not a whole lot on the injury front this week. The start of free agency and the unfolding Ben Roethlisberger saga have put injury updates on the back-burner, at least for this week.

In unrelated news, remember to sign up for The Hazean’s fantasy baseball league. 16 men, one winner. Having to follow baseball all summer should make it pretty grueling. Are you man enough?

And now for this week’s lone patient …

Peyton Manning [QB, Colts]

From ProFootballTalk:

The Indianapolis Colts have announced that quarterback Peyton Manning has had surgery to relieve pain in his neck caused by a pinched nerve.

Seems like a non-issue for Manning. He should be good to go for training camp when it rolls around this summer.

Unless some weird knee injury pops up, but it is not like that has ever happened with him before. Right?

Here are today’s great reads:

• More March Madness prep. Conference tournaments are springing up all over the country this week, selection Sunday is less than a week away and I have nary a one bracket pool yet. Will get one up for the blog sometime this week, keep an eye out for that. [Roto Arcade]
• Kurt Warner retired, Anquan Boldin was traded, Antrel Rolle signed with the Giants and Karlos Dansby left for the Dolphins. It appears the window of opportunity has closed shut for the Arizona Cardinals in the now wide open NFC West. Some like the 49ers but I would not be surprised to see the Pete Carroll led Seahawks take the division next year. [The Big Lead]
• Speaking of the Boldin-to-Baltimore trade, the move did a number on several fantasy values. Boldin takes a slight hit, Joe Flacco gets a rise, and somehow Matt Leinart got worse. [FanHouse]
• It looks and sounds like the Eagles are planning to head into 2010 with three potential starting quarterbacks on the roster. Philly is going to pick up Michael Vick’s $1.5 million roster bonus, there have been no fresh Donovan McNabb trade rumors and nobody is talking about Kevin Kolb anymore. Funny, I thought at least Vick would be gone this offseason. [Shutdown Corner]
• If you still do not have access to The NFL Network via your cable provider, screw them and get DirecTV! Or, you could start streaming NFL-related content on Hulu. Only a matter of time before Hulu starts charging for content. [ProFootballTalk]

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The NFL’s 2010 free agency period is a whole three days old, but already there have been major shake-ups with significant fantasy football implications.

A few teams, like Chicago and Detroit, wasted no time at all by making a flurry of moves on the opening day of free agency. Others, like Washington, have been strangely quiet.

Still, there has been more than enough action to warrant a mention this morning:

Anquan Boldin gets traded to the Baltimore Ravens

Boldin was not a free agent, but the Friday trade from Arizona to Baltimore changed the fantasy landscape of both teams for the near future.

In Arizona, life for Larry Fitzgerald continues to get tougher. First, he lost veteran quarterback Kurt Warner and now he loses his running mate at wide receiver. This is good news, however, for Steve Breaston and Early Doucet, both of whom will see increased playing time next season.

For the Ravens, finally a legitimate No. 1 wide receiver. No offense to Derrick Mason, but Boldin clearly is an upgrade here. And perhaps Joe Flacco can parlay this acquisition into the breakout fantasy season he was expected to have in 2009.

Chester Taylor signs with the Chicago Bears

Down goes Matt Forte.

By bringing Taylor to Chicago, the Bears are letting Forte know that he needs help after a disappointing sophomore campaign. The good news for Forte is that Taylor is not coming to Chicago to take the starting running back job from Forte.

Instead, Taylor will again play the role of complement much like he did for Adrian Peterson in Minnesota. This could be a good thing for Forte in the long run by taking some pressure off the young running back.

But still, the increased competition for touches Forte now faces downgrades his short-term fantasy value.

Kevin Walter sticks with Houston

Marc mentioned last week in advance of the free agency period that Walter would be one of the five players with fantasy implications on the move this offseason. Turns out, he is not going anywhere.

There were rumors that he would end up in Baltimore and personally I thought that would have resulted in a downgrade in his fantasy value. Walter is much better suited to star as the complement to a big-play, attention-drawing receiver like Andre Johnson.

I doubt he would have enjoyed similar success in Baltimore as the team’s No. 1A receiver next to Derrick Mason.

Here are today’s great reads:

• Ben Roethlisberger stole the headlines during the opening weekend of free agency and not in a good way. He is being questioned about another sexual assault. I know there are gold diggers out there, but two times now in the last year? Something seems amiss. [Deadspin]
• March Madness is just over a week away and there is plenty of drama heading into selection Sunday, as always. No LSU Tigers in the dance this year — barring a miracle at the SEC tournament — has put a damper on my interest, but as least my second favorite team (Maryland) looks to be in the field of 64. [The Big Lead]
• Sara Holladay from the Fantasy Football Librarian took some time to interview with another fantasy blog. Great blogger, great interview and I am proud to call her a friend in the business. [Fantasy Ethos]
• Slightly dated now, but here is another assessment of the effect of free agency on the fantasy football landscape next season. Terrell Owens gets a very brief mention and his signing with Cincinnati to team up with Chad OchoCinco may be imminent. [Pancake Blocks]

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So while Mike and I were watching the NFL combine last weekend, we got to thinking how fast we could run the 40 yard dash.  Wide Receivers, Defensive Backs, and Running Backs run in the sub 4.6 range to give you some sort of perspective.

Mike claims that in his prime that he could hit 4.8 (this is the point where I rolled my eyes).  Well after much debate, we decided to put our money where our mouth was.  Since Mike didn’t have any running shoes, I became the guinea pig for our experiment.  Marking out exactly 40 yards on the street in front of my house, with Mike manning the stopwatch, I ran 3 40-yard dash times.

The first run was 4.8 seconds (not too shabby), second being 5.4, and the third being 5.2.  The anomaly of the 4.8 seconds can be attributed to Mike starting the clock late.

So from our results, the average joe should be able to run a 5.3 second 40 yard dash.  We both agreed to get in better shape and re-run said dash in May.  Stay tuned for the results….

Here are today’s great reads:

• The Carolina Panthers have decided to part ways with QB Jake Delhomme.  Matt Moore, paging Matt Moore to the starting quarterback job.   [FF Toolbox]
• With free agency under way, check and find out which players are free agents and the stipulations that come with signing each player. [CBS Sports]
• Too early for fantasy mock drafts?  Never!  Here an analysis of a first round mock draft. [Rotoworld]

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Free agency officially kicks off tonight at midnight, so Marc took the liberty to put together this list of five impact players on the move this offseason. Wherever these guys end up playing football next year, surely they will have some kind of fantasy impact.

With the NFL free agency period officially starting today, I wanted to take a look at some big name fantasy players due to change uniforms this offseason.  I like to believe that fantasy seasons are won in the middle to late rounds and free agency.  These players listed are in that category and could contribute to a championship fantasy team.

LaDainian Tomlinson, RB: Tomlinson was cut by the Chargers for lack of production over the past few seasons.  His career numbers are “Hall of Fame” worthy, but his production has declined.  He would make a great fit on a team that needs a goal line back because L.T. knows how to score, and could be a good late round pick up in touchdown only leagues depending on where he goes.

Thomas Jones, RB: Jones was shockingly cut by the Jets earlier this week.  Jones has done nothing but produce for the Jets, but the emergence of rookie Shonn Green made him expendable in their minds.  Jones value might drop depending on who picks him up this offseason.  I would expect him to go to a team like the Eagles, which needs a veteran running back to mentor last season’s rookie runner LeSean McCoy.  Thomas Jones should have the value of a third round pick in your fantasy draft, depending of course on where he lands.

Willie Parker, RB: Parker was replaced as the starter by a bigger back that fits the Steelers’ style of running game, Rashard Mendenhall.  Parker is a great change of pace running back to help out a team with a bruiser like the Steelers.  If the price is not too high, I see the Steelers trying to re-sign Parker.  Parker’s value in the fantasy draft will be low.  He may just be a handcuff pick in case Mendenhall gets injured.

Kevin Walter, WR: Walter was the perfect complement to star Andre Johnson in Houston.  I believe the Texans would love to keep the veteran receiver on board.  If they can, Walter should have great value as the No. 3 receiver on your fantasy team and possibly a starter the way the Texans pass the ball.

Ben Watson, TE: The Patriots tend to replace older players that want more money with younger players that still get the job done.  I think Watson will go to a team that will pay him the money he thinks he deserves.  I think the Lions would be a good fit and Watson would make a great safety net for second year quarterback Matt Stafford.  Watson’s value will probably go up if he switches teams because not many quarterbacks share the wealth with all his receivers like Tom Brady.

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I spent a good deal of time the last few weeks talking about things other than fantasy football: The NFL Scouting Combine, Winter Olympics, fantasy baseball and The Hazean’s Facebook fan page (become a fan!) to name a few.

At least for today, it is back to fantasy football. Plenty of good fantasy-related reads below.

The story about the Bears being interested in Brandon Marshall got the fantasy juices flowing yesterday. Talk about a lucrative deal from an offensive production standpoint for Chicago. As long as Mike Martz does not screw things up.

And from a fantasy standpoint?

Jay Cutler would be a top-10 quarterback prospect again, especially if the Bears can hold onto Greg Olsen, Devin Hester continues to develop and Matt Forte bounces back. Marshall, meanwhile, would get his quarterback back.

Would be an interesting situation, but might it only be a pipe dream?

Here are today’s great reads:

• Could there be a Brandon Marshall and Jay Cutler reunion in Chicago? The Bears reportedly are interested in the disgruntled receiver, but Denver is trying to keep him for at least one more season. Most fantasy owners would like to see this happen, as it could only mean good things for the Bears’ passing game. [Shutdown Corner]
• Staying in Denver, running back Knowshon Moreno got a lot of work as a rookie in 2009. But did he finish the season strongly enough for his fantasy value to improve in 2010? Of all the rookie running backs in the NFL last year, Shonn Greene and Beanie Wells finished the best. [Pancake Blocks]
• The Saints had a crowded backfield in 2009 — it worked out really well, by the way — with Pierre Thomas, Reggie Bush and Mike Bell sharing touches. It could be even more crowded next year if LaDainian Tomlinson joins the fold (a popular rumor around these parts). [CBSSports.com]
• If you find yourself in a weird place as a sports fan, like between seasons (the Winter Olympics and March Madness, for example), consider using this time to bone up on all kinds of football knowledge. [Fantasy Football Librarian]
• If Donnie Avery could ever stay healthy long enough to catch more than a few passes a game, he might blossom into fantasy gold. The same could be said for a few other receivers on the verge of fantasy greatness. [Bruno Boys]

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The 2010 NFL Combine is in the books and there has been plenty of reaction around the web.

Some players ran well (see: Jahvid Best), some ran really well (see: Jacoby Ford) and some ran way better than expected (see: Golden Tate). Others, not so much (see: Dexter McCluster). And some, well we do not know what they ran (see: Taylor Mays).

There was lifting and drills as well. Jumping and longer jumping. Route-running and pass-throwing. Catching and dropping. Lots of stuff to analyze from a physical stand point.

One would that it would be boring to watch, but the NFL Network has made it watch-able television. For brief stretches of time, at least.

Now that coaches, scouts, the media and fans have had a chance to let all the physical assessments sink in, there is plenty of analysis to read before looking toward the NFL Draft next month. A few choice pieces:

• 2010 NFL Scouting Combine: Stock Up, Stock Down [The Big Lead]
• Fantasy Clicks: NFL Combine Revelations [SI.com]
• Combine Conquistadors: Guys turning heads in Indy [Shutdown Corner]
• NFL Combine Report - QBs & TEs [Bruno Boys]
• Combine love [Fantasy Football Librarian]

Here are today’s great reads:

• If you are going to play in The Hazean’s fantasy baseball league and you have an iPhone, this list is perfect for you. There really is an app for everything! [Fantasy Ethos]
• So much could happen this offseason, but the Philadelphia quarterback situation figures to be one of the more interesting story lines. How it stands yesterday, from the Michael Vick arc: He would not mind playing in Carolina next year. [The Big Lead]
• It was rumored during the NFL Scouting Combine that the St. Louis Rams would take Sam Bradford No. 1 overall, but it is way too early for that kind of speculation. Now, another fun Rams rumor: The front office is apparently discussing the merits of bringing Donovan McNabb to St. Louis via trade. [ProFootballTalk, Shutdown Corner]
• The 49ers turned the ball over to Alex Smith (again) this year and he did not disappoint for the most part. Is he ready to keep up this kind of success? Or will he fall back to his less-than-stellar days at quarterback? Time will tell, but the young nucleus of Smith, Michael Crabtree and Vernon Davis has potential. [FanHouse]

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A few players who have yet to take a snap in the National Football League have checked into the MMR for the first time.

When these college athletes are put to the test physically, as they were this past weekend at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, injury information becomes readily available. Especially if said player does not participate in any drills due to an injury.

There were more than a few of those, mostly quarterbacks.

But a few non-quarterbacks are making news on the injury front from the ranks of the 2010 draft class. And, for those of you only looking for injury information on current NFL players, there are a couple of updates on a few of those below as well.

Jermaine Gresham [TE, NFL Draft]

From FFToolBox:

That’s despite the fact that the last time he played football was more than a year ago, but Gresham said that the knee injury that kept him on the sidelines for all of the 2009 season is fully healed and no longer an issue.

Gresham still is widely considered to be the best tight end prospect in this year’s draft class, despite the knee injury that has kept him out of football for quite some time.

Colt McCoy [QB, NFL Draft]

From RotoWorld:

NFL Network’s Charley Casserly reports that Texas QB Colt McCoy’s shoulder checked out fine during Combine medicals.

Good news for McCoy, who has been compared in recent days by some in the media to New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees. Fair or foul?

Sure, it was well documented how Brees was able to rebound from a shoulder injury. But he was an established NFL quarterback before that injury. McCoy has yet to step on an NFL field, or even throw a pass in front of NFL scouts yet.

McCoy is, however, an underdog much like Brees had been for the majority of his career before winning the Super Bowl.

Jahvid Best [RB, NFL Draft]

From National Football Post:

“There’s obviously a lot of concern about it.  We went to the best to get some answers.  So we went to Mickey Collins in Pittsburgh and I’ve seen him twice and he cleared me.  He’s known as the best, so his words mean a lot.”

Is Best insinuating that he is going to play more timid at the next level?

I know concussions are scary and a very serious issue in football today. But it seems perhaps Best lost a little bit of toughness due to his injury. In fairness to Best, it was pretty gruesome.

Maybe he can just jump less high next time he tries to score a touchdown.

Dez Bryant [WR, NFL Draft]

From FFToolBox:

Bryant said Friday that he tweaked his hamstring last week and will not work out at the combine. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Bryant will have to push his pro day workouts back from March 10, but no decision has been made yet.

The hamstring is less of a problem compared to the character and work ethic concerns that are being voiced by several combine attendees.

Bryant is being blasted by some in the football world regarding his dedication to the game, adherence to team rules and character in general. Others, however, suggest that these things are being said to knock his value down a little on purpose.

Should be an interesting story line on draft day.

Kevin Smith [RB, Lions]

From FFToolBox:

Now, it is certain once more — Smith won’t need surgery on his left shoulder. Head coach Jim Schwartz was asked on Thursday about Smith’s shoulder and said that time has apparently healed his wound enough.

Another week, another Kevin Smith update.

One less surgery is good news for Smith. Now he can focus on getting those legs healthy again.

Wes Welker [WR, Patriots]

From ProFootballTalk:

Karen Guregian of the Boston Herald reports that a source familiar with Welker’s recovery process says Welker is “doing very well,” at this point in his recovery, but that it’s “an unrealistic proposition” to expect Welker back for the start of the 2010 season.

At least Welker has not suffered a setback. That is about the best thing that can be said right now because it still is too early in the game to determine a comeback date.

However,  it does look grim for Welker to start the season on the active roster. Expect Julian Edelman to see an increased role in the offense starting in training camp this summer.

The MMR will continue to run every Monday morning as scheduled during the regular season. If you have an injury update or want an update on a certain player, please leave a note in the comments.

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The Winter Olympics, a nice segway from the end of the NFL postseason to the offseason, went out in style yesterday with the gold medal men’s hockey game between the United States and Canada.

In case you missed it, the USA trailed 2-1 late in the 3rd period. But with just 24 seconds to play, the boys from the red, white and blue tied the game and sent it into overtime.

Unfortunately for the Americans however, Canada’s Sidney Crosby closed the door with a goal in overtime.

Still, it was an exciting game to watch and a great way to end the Winter Olympics, which began to wear out its welcome with some of the more ridiculous events like ice dancing.

Now sports fans can turn their attention to March Madness, the start of the 2010 baseball season and the NBA playoffs. And speaking of baseball, I put together the 16-team fantasy baseball league again this year on Yahoo! for those interested. Details below:

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Here are today’s great reads:

• The NFL is proposing some changes to the current overtime system, something many fans and analysts have been wanting for years now. But is this new proposal really the best idea the NFL has for changing the OT rules? Still seems a little underwhelming. [Deadspin]
• The one-year Terrell Owens experiment in Buffalo is over, so where does TO get his next one-and-done deal? Some are speculating that the Ravens could be interested. But I think more than a few Ravens’ fans remember Owens’ brief time in Baltimore a few years ago … [FFToolBox]
• Another big-named running back is about to hit the open market, joining the likes of LaDainian Tomlinson and Brian Westbrook. The Jets are set to part ways with the aging Thomas Jones, paving the way for Shonn Greene’s fantasy value to skyrocket heading into the 2010 season after his stellar postseason. [ProFootballTalk]
• Trading in fantasy football leagues can always get contentious, especially in competitive leagues with cash prizes. However your league determined the fairness of trades before, know that there now is a new player in the world of fantasy trade disputes: Yahoo! has decided to get into the business for a nominal fee, of course. [Fantasy Ethos]
• If you are looking to spice up your fantasy football portfolio this offseason, consider starting and/or joining an individual defensive player league. Before doing so, however, make sure to do your research and prepare yourself for something completely different. [Bruno Boys]
• Mentioned three of the names set to hit the open market above … This year’s free agent running back class if full of big names, some perhaps past their primes, with a laundry list of career accomplishments. [FanHouse]

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