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Why Adrian Peterson Is Not Worth a First Round Pick
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By: Adam Cohen
This fantasy season many are buying into Vikings RB Adrian Peterson making a comeback as Fantasy Football’s top running back. A player that some hope to lead their team to victory in their Fantasy league. Peterson, now 30 years of age, is almost old enough to get half price meals at the local diner in the world of NFL running backs. 30, if you could not tell by my unusual humor, is old for an NFL running back. Many believe that Peterson is a monster and his body can defy and deny anything father time throws at him, but sadly, every good story must come to an end. I am about to tell you why you should not even consider drafting Adrian Peterson in the first round.
Peterson’s Past
Let’s go back to Peterson’s golden ages, when he was Continue reading
Giants Sign Experienced Wide-out In MacAdoo Offense
BREAKING: Fallon Smith of CSN Bay Area reports the Giants and WR James Jones have agreed to a one-year deal.
This deal comes on the eve of the Giants start to training camp and it’s an interesting move. Jones had previously played in Giants OC Ben MacAdoo’s system when the two were paired together in Green Bay. MacAdoo worked on the staff for Jones
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Safe and Sound: Rounds 1-2 Fantasy Advice!
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By: Adam Cohen
It’s the first round of your 2015 fantasy league draft. You and your friends are sitting around a table, all holding a sheet of paper with players names on it you have never heard of before. You think you are safe making a pick in the first round because hey, you know all the players! It is your turn to pick now, you want to go with the STUD running back that everyone is talking about, but is it really the best option? Do you really know this player?
The first round is about as huge as it comes in Fantasy drafts. ESPN’s Fantasy Analyst, Matthew Berry, concluded that your first two players selected in your draft are about 30.5% Continue reading
Giants Poised To Sign a 4x Pro Bowl Lineman?
The former first overall pick in the 2008 draft is currently in the Giants facility and Art Stapleton (New York Giants Beat writer) believes the Giants may sign him soon after his physcial he must pass.
The 322 lb, 6 foot 7, 30 year-old offensive tackle is Jake Long. Long had a lustrous career as
Odell Beckham Jr. and Victor Cruz Commercial
Odell Beckham Jr. and Victor Cruz star in the NFL.com fantasy football commercial
Where would you draft Odell Beckham Jr and Victor Cruz in this year’s fantasy draft?
Osi Umenyiora Back In NY?
BREAKING: (via ESPN) Osi Umenyiora and the New York Giants are discussing plans sign a deal so he can retire as a Giant.
Osi Umenyiora, 32, was a long time defensive end/ linebacker for the Giants who helped the club triumph in two Super Bowl victories. Continue reading
Bad Comedian Eli Manning
Check out our star QB, Eli Manning, star in Direct TVs new commercial “Bad Comedian Eli Manning”. The commercial plays on the Rob Lowe Direct TV commercial as there is a normal Eli Manning that buys ‘Sunday Ticket’ and bad comedian Eli Manning does whom of which does not.
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Meet Your New Giant: Jeromy Miles
The 27 year old, 6-foot-2, 211 pound safety, Jeromy Miles came out of college as a undrafted free agent in 2010. Miles was later signed by the Cincinnati shortly after the draft and later cut on September 4th of the same year. The following day, Miles was then signed to the team’s practice squad and was then promoted to the active roster on November 24, 2010. Continue reading
