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Adrian Peterson Injury: What Do Fantasy Football Owners Need to Know? | Bleacher Report
Fantasy football owners of Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson all let out a collective gasp on Sunday, as the perennial fantasy stud went down with a leg injury in the team's Week 11 contest against the Oakland Raiders that saw the star carted to the locker room. Luckily, X-rays showed no broken bones. However, an MRI on Monday confirmed what had already been feared: Peterson has a Grade 1 high ankle sprain that will require him to wear a boot this week. Though Peterson may be able to participate in light activity on Friday, he won't be nearly healthy enough to play in his team's Week 12 game against the Atlanta Falcons, leaving his fantasy owners in the lurch for at least one week.
After a crazy weekend of NFL football, it's time to update our weekly power rankings. Although there's a twist this week. I'll be taking a look at every team, breaking down their season based on preseason expectations of the national media and fanbases.
NFL Power Rankings Week 12: Grades for Every Team | Bleacher Report
Week eleven of the 2011 NFL season is coming to a close Monday night as we await the Monday Night Football contest between the New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs . The close of week eleven means bye weeks are officially behind us. Additionally, fantasy football playoffs are fast approaching, with most traditional playoff structures starting in three weeks.
Fantasy Football Week 12: Where Can We Expect Big Performances This Week? - SBNation.com
Jackie Battle Week 11 Fantasy Projection For Chiefs Vs. Patriots - SB Nation Kansas City
Read More: Thomas Jones (RB - KAN) , Jackie Battle (RB - KAN) , Jamaal Charles (RB - KAN) , Kansas City Chiefs , New England Patriots For the season, Jackie Battle has been a pleasant surprise for both the Kansas City Chiefs and fantasy football owners looking for help in unexpected places. For the Chiefs, he has helped stabilize the running back position after the loss of Jamaal Charles for the year early in game two and against the downward spiral of Thomas Jones ' production. For fantasy owners, he's provided 87 carries for 403 yards and 1 touchdown. It's not exactly fantasy points central, but it also beats other waiver wire pick-ups. It's clear, however, that Numberfire's projections for Battle aren't that impressive against Vince Wilfork and the rest of the Patriots defense coming up on Monday Night Football.
The hits just kept in Week 11 as more quarterbacks hit the sidelines in what's been an injury-plagued 2011 NFL campaign, especially in the backfield. No fewer than 10 of the 28 teams in action during Week 11 started or finished their games with a signal-caller who began the year as a second-stringer. And 11 of the 28 were forced by injury or lack of production to employ a different top running back at the end of Week 11 than they did in Week 1. These included popular first-overall selection Adrian Peterson, whose status for the upcoming contest against the Falcons is in question due to an ankle sprain. Likely gone for the season is Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, who suffered a broken throwing-thumb in a win over the Chargers.
Jay Cutler, Adrian Peterson the latest NFL fantasy stars to fall - David Sabino - SI.com
Antonio Gates is doubtful for Sunday. Daniel Thomas is out. Frank Gore ’s status is a total question mark. The list goes on. What is a fantasy owner to do—especially if you are trying to claw your way back in a league where you’ve fallen behind the eight ball just three weeks into the season?
Fantasy Football 2011 Week 4: Emergency Plug-and-Plays That Will Save Your Team | Bleacher Report
For those who have been playing fantasy football for a while, it’s common knowledge that Week 4 is one of the most crucial weeks in the season. After this game, almost all of us will be just two or three weeks away from the midpoint of our campaign. Because of that, except for owners who are 3-0, this almost is a must-win. No doubt 3-1 is worlds better than 2-0, while 1-3 or 0-4 is next to impossible to come back from, unless you’re in one of those goofy leagues where half (or worse, more than half) of the teams make the playoffs. That’s why I like to call this “Separation Week.” As it becomes increasingly more obvious who the studs and duds are, it’s still very important to look at matchups between the not-so-obvious players.
Fantasy football: Love/Hate matchups for Week 4 | NOLA.com
Fantasy Football: Week 4's Toughest Picks - NYTimes.com
Jason and Justin Sablich are here to help you with your fantasy football team. The Sablich brothers will provide fantasy football advice throughout the season on this blog and on Twitter (@5thDownFantasy). If you submit one of the 50 most accurate responses this week, you can win a prize from FantasyPros.com. New York Times readers bounced back in Week 3, finishing third among the Web sites participating in the FantasyPros.com Start/Sit Challenge.
News: After the Panthers said they had no interest in trading Jonathan Stewart following the signing of free-agent running back Mike Tolbert , The Sports Xchange reports that the Panthers will "definitely" listen to offers for Stewart. The former Oregon Duck is entering a contract year and will command a lot of money in the free agent market. With a lot of money tied up in De Angelo Williams and Tolbert fresh on the scene, it only makes sense for the Panthers to listen to offers.
Fantasy Football - Week 4 Fantasy Football Matchups : FantasyNews.CBSSports.com
Sure it's a cliche, but defense wins championships, even in fantasy football. And, although it's not easy getting a bunch of points from your defense every week, having one of the more consistent defenses in your league can give you a big advantage. Last week the Tampa Bay Bucs held the Atlanta Falcons to 13 points, and I think we can all agree that the Falcons have a more prolific offense than Indianapolis. The more dominating factor however, is that the game is in Tampa, and the Bucs' always play much better at home.
Fantasy Football Week 4 Rankings: Baltimore Ravens and Top 4 Defenses | Bleacher Report
Going into the season, I expected a lot from Patriots receiver Wes Welker . After all, one of my "bold" preseason predictions was that Welker would lead the NFL in receptions and finish the year with at least 110 of them after only catching 86 balls in 2010. Why 110 receptions? During the four years since Welker joined the Patriots, a player has finished with 110-plus receptions seven times. Only Welker, who has three 110-reception seasons, has reached that level more than once.
Fantasy Football Week 4 Rankings: Wide Receivers | Bleacher Report
Fantasy Football Draft Strategy: 25 Ways to Avoid Disaster | Bleacher Report
You'd have a rough idea now of how you wish your draft to proceed. You know (roughly) what positions you wish to hit, and when. You know what kind of players will score well in your league. You've already figured who is risky beforehand, either through existing injury, injury risk, inexperience or sheer temperamental nature. You might like, for instance, to split possession receivers from speed wide receivers, or goal-line running backs from guys who will get a lot of touches as dual-purposes receiving backs. That'll mean a lot if you're in a PPR or a touchdown heavy league.Fantasy Football Rankings 2011: Tracking the Latest Studs and Sleepers | Bleacher Report
As the NFL season is upon us, fantasy football season is also in full-swing. Some players seem like no-brainer choices for your starting roster, but recent developments regarding injuries, contract disputes and legal troubles throw a few wrinkles in GMs' draft plans. Throughout the day, we will be updating you on the studs and sleepers that could make or break your fantasy season. New Orleans Saints rookie running back Mark Ingram is poised to have an excellent NFL season, and that should translate well to your fantasy football roster.Prepare the draft !
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