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Fantasy Football Sunday Wrap: The Disappearance of Greg Jennings

Sunday Evening Wrap checks out players who increased or decreased their value during the Sunday afternoon games. Top Faller: Greg Jennings had 80 catches for 1,292 yards last season. His worst game in terms of catches was two. His worst game in terms of yardage was 22. In 2009, he caught six balls for 106 yards in his one...

Handcuffs and Committees: A Fantasy Football Spin on Backfields

For those who may use a different term or are new to fantasy football, "handcuff" is the term used when you own insurance for one of your players in the form of owning his real-life backup. It's usually a running back, but you could conceivably handcuff a quarterback. The theory is that some or all of the production is...

Josh Freeman: Not a 2009 Fantasy QB

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers think they finally have a franchise quarterback, in Kansas State's Josh Freeman. They very well might, but that doesn't make him a good fantasy football option for this coming season. In fact, I don't think he should be drafted in any league as of right now. The Bucs currently have Byron Leftwich,...

Derrick Ward Inks With Tampa Bay

Derrick Ward has left the band. The only current free agent member of "Earth, Wind, and Fire," the Giants' trio of running backs, signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last night, inking a deal that is reported to be worth four years and $17 million ($6 million guaranteed).Ward joins a running back corps that now includes...

Fantasy Spin: Derrick Ward to Tampa

For all those secretly coveting and projecting Derrick Ward as the 2009 version of Michael Turner (you know the capable back-up who signs with a new team to be the man) you just might wanna pay attention. Ward just signed with the Tampa Bay Bucs with aspirations of finally being the man. If another season plagued by knee...

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04/09/12 NFL Free Agents 2012: Riskiest Offensive Players on... Source: Bleacher Report In the offensive-oriented NFL , it's never a wrong decision to try and become a more explosive or dynamic team.