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Last week we released our 1ST LOOK 2010 positional dynasty rankings.  We’ll start this week off by wrapping up our ranks with the tight ends.  Tight ends are usually an afterthought in fantasy football and especially in dynasty leagues.  It’s not that the position is less important than any of the others; it’s the fact that most fantasy leagues only require you to start one.  It’s simply all about supply and demand.  A larger emphasis is put on wide receivers, running backs and quarterbacks.  With a premium put on these positions it’s easy to see why tight ends lose significant value when it’s time to select your keepers.  There is no need to use one of your important keeper slots on a player who plays a position that more... read more

Dynasty Ranks are Here!

Dynasty leagues are a whole other ball game. You're running an organization for not just the "now", but for the future as well. Fantasy becomes more like reality as GMs are forced to consider outside of the current season. A mix of steady vets, mid-year "primers" and some diaper dandies make for the perfect blend for continued relevance. Buying on the cheap, selling before the crash and seeing production before it happens is all part of fantasy success. Key Wide-Out Questions Heading Into 2010: Who's #1? Although Larry Fitzgerald is two years younger than Andre Johnson, AJ still covets our top rank. Teams were able to keep Fitz's stats in check this season. He was still a top performer, but he did not live up to the unrealistic expectations placed upon him by fantasy nation in 09. Opposing defensive... read more

Fitzgerald plays his best ball in the post season.

The NFL has changed into a passing league. More and more teams are turning to shot-gun, 3 wide receiver set formations. Minnesota, New Orleans, Indy and Zona are the four best spread offenses in the league. They are super saturated with play-makers and more frequently than not, line up in 3 WR sets. Play-maker saturation leads to target dilution, but none of these squads will be playing an overly imposing defense. Divisional week should be an aerial show. The Green Bay vs. Arizona battle was one of the best playoff games the league has ever seen. Expect continued fireworks in the Divisional Match-Ups.      New Orleans vs. Arizona: We expect little defense in this one. New Orleans has done well all season in keeping opposing passer's stats down, but they will have much difficulty with Kurt Warner. If you blitz him, he'll make you pay. Anquan... read more

V.Davis vs the RAMS = KO win for San Fran

Week 17 is here, and for most leagues, the championship has already been decided.  We can rest easy (with Peyton Manning and the Colts..  Booo) as we wait for the playoff picture to unravel.  Our next fantasy mission:  Draft a team for our fantasy playoffs.  With that being said, week 17 is certainly the most difficult to rank.  Studs are being benched, rookies are being started to prove their worth, and the word "normal" is the farthest from the truth.  So, read these ranks with a grain of salt, and beware that if certian studs do play, it may be for a limited time. Have a sit/start, or waiver wire question? – Send it in. The Brotherhood answers ALL questions FREE of charge. Be sure to add us to your favorites, become a fan on Facebook or follow... read more

The NFC two-seed is up for grabs. Who will pull it down?

CLICK HERE FOR YOUR UPDATED WR RANKS WEEK 17 Here we are in Week 17. If your reading this, you're most likely in your fantasy championship. Unfortunately for you, your leagues goes right up until Week 17. Playing to the very end has it's disadvantages. True, it extends your enjoyment an other week, but playoff considerations, sitting players and injuries all begin to take it's toll on your line-up. There is nothing more frustrating than drafting a contender, performing well all year, just to have your studs sit come playoff time. Colt owners were the first to feel the wrath this week, as coach Caldwell decided it was time to protect his players rather than their undefeated hopes. It's a harsh reality, but the NFL does not revolve around fantasy football. At this point in... read more

The "theft" of the year in most drafts.

CLICK HERE FOR WEEK 17 TE RANKS UPDATED SATURDAY 1/2 Week 17 is here, and for most leagues, the championship has already been decided.  We can rest easy (with Peyton Manning and the Colts..  Booo) as we wait for the playoff picture to unravel.  Our next fantasy mission:  Draft a team for our fantasy playoffs.  With that being said, week 17 is certainly the most difficult to rank.  Studs are being benched, rookies are being started to prove their worth, and the word "normal" is the farthest from the truth.  So, read these ranks with a grain of salt, and beware that if certian studs do play, it may be for a limited time. Have a sit/start, or waiver wire question? – Send it in. The Brotherhood answers ALL questions FREE of charge. Be sure to add us... read more

Consensus Number One Pick Next Year?

At the Brotherhood we have been scrambling this week to get our final ranks out before the Brotherhood takes a Christmas break. We will stop answering questions from noon on Christmas Eve and will resume answering questions on December 26th. We will update the ranks and information through out the weekend to keep you completely up to date on all of the news that you can use. This week the Brotherhood was talking about how many people needed the once never imaginable combination of RB Quinton Ganther and TE Fred Davis to make their title game. As everyone knows by know that Ganther was able to get a one yard garbage touchdown after being pulled early in the blow out to the Giants. TE Fred Davis was held catchless in the first half making nervous owners all that... read more

"It has been really a tough couple weeks but you move on. That is the nature of the game. I am happy that we got this victory and I appreciate all the support from my true fans, the players, the coaches, my family and loved ones and I have been in this league 12 years and I have been through a lot. These shoulders I have on my body you could put the earth on it. Just to let you know I bounce back." -Randy Moss

Week 15 was an aerial assault on fantasy nation. DeSean Jackson's maturation into a complete player continued, as Andre Johnson completely torched the Ram's ailing secondary. It looks like Mike Sims Walker once again can be counted upon for fantasy stats. Steve Smith looked like his former self with Matt Moore throwing him the ball. Ochocinco found the end-zone and gave a tasteful tribute to his fallen teammate. Vincent "Jacked-up" what was thought to be a solid Cincy secondary. After catching heavy fire for his half-hearted effort last week, Randy Moss bounced back, while Miles Austin stayed on track and found the end-zone yet again.... read more

Will it be D. Clark or Superman on Sunday??

WEEK 16:  As the pursuit for perfection continues, look for Dallas Clark to play this week, which may be the saving grace for many owners who thought that the Colts may bench their starters.  Looking around the rest of the league, I expect that Vernon Davis, who had a slow game this past week, will bounce back in a big way against the Lions on Sunday.  TE sleeper Fred Davis continues to prove that he is the only option for Washington in the red zone, but that isn't saying much, and he has a very tough matchup against a Cowboys D that is out to prove something.  Keep Davis out of your lineup this week, or you may find yourself out of the money!  Sleeper pick of the week will be  Kevin Boss for the Giants.  Boss has been targed frequently in the red zone, but... read more

Forsett's Value Has Taken A Huge Hit With Jim Mora And Julius Jones Getting In The Way

Fridays are final rank time here at the Brotherhood. We are rocking right along giving you the reader the ultimate Holiday gift. A championship! Hopefully along with the trophy you get a financial reward(Fantasy Football Brothers does not condone any wagering/gambling of monies) Something that will help you take out your significant other to show thanks and appreciation for all of their support during the fantasy year(Yes you should tip your commish a few bucks)(Fake Money Wink Wink). The Journey starts right here,right now with the running back rankings. We spend hours in the lab digesting information, discussing pros and cons, looking for the ins and out, trends that we look for and what each of us see when looking at game tapes. Fantasy Football is a 24 hour a day job... read more

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