Posts Tagged ‘NFL Draft’
Posted by Paul in Fantasy Advice on Feb 25th 2010 and last modified on Feb 28th 2010. (Print This)
In case you haven't heard the NFL combine kicks off this week. All eyes will be tuned into the annual event that is quickly becoming must see t.v.. In fact the NFL has given out more than 620 media credentials and the NFL network has reportedly sent 21 employees to cover the event. Wow! That’s a lot of media personnel considering the players themselves won’t even be wearing pads. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a fan of the combine and an even bigger fan of the NFL draft. I have watched every draft since I was 12 years old. I gush over forty times and love sitting down with the other Brotherhood writers evaluating players and breaking down game film. I know it does not matter what round these players get selected, the important part... read more
Posted by Bill in Fantasy Advice on Apr 8th 2009 and last modified on May 10th 2009. (Print This)
Today on our tour of all 32 NFL Teams Fantasy Update we check in on San Francisco, Minnesota Vikings. Mr. Number 1 Fantasy Pick Adrian Peterson and the Vikings look to solidify their QB play, and in San Francisco the fiery Mike Singletary will have the entire off season to leave his imprint on the team before the season starts. We look forward to hearing from our readers, and as usual any comments or questions will ALWAYS be answered.NFL TEAM: SAN FRANCISCO MOVES THAT MATTER: San Francisco signed Free Agent QB Damon Huard, further muddling the QB situation with QB Alex Smith, and QB Shaun Hill..... WR Bryant Johnson left for greener pastures of Detroit and in came WR Brandon Jones from the Titans, Jones should start opposite 2nd year man WR Josh Morgan....RB Deshaun Foster leaving has left the 49ers seriously thin at RB....There have been grumblings at the Niners O.T.A.... read more
Posted by Rob in Fantasy Advice,Mock Drafts,NFL Mock Drafts 2009 on Feb 10th 2009 and last modified on Feb 16th 2009. (Print This)
The 2009 NFL Draft is full of questions, what draft isn't, and many of these players will not be the answers teams are searching for. I'm sure we can all list our fair share of busts. Some of this year's questions are: Is Mark Sanchez a top QB? Why didn't Brandon Spikes declare? Is Michael Crabtree the real deal or just another big, slow receiver. ( Think J.J. Stokes, Mike Williams, Dwayne Jarrett, etc.) These are just a few of many questions as we head into the 2009 draft. 1.) Detroit-Andre Smith, OT, Alabama-Smith is a once in a decade lineman, an Ogden, a Pace, a nice building block for a team in rebuilding mode. A good fit with a young back like Kevin Smith. Quarterback can wait another year or later in the draft, no one said rebuilding is pretty. 2.) St. Louis-Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia-Pace is near the end of... read more