Jimmy Graham (credits below) 1) JIMMY GRAHAM (CAR)- The Saints need to win to have a chance for home field and a first round bye in the playoffs which should keep Graham active in this weeks game against the Panthers. In the team's last meeting Graham had eight catches for 129

Drew Brees (credits below) This is it, ladies and gents – the last Monday Night Football game of 2011. I’m hoping that you’re all reading this with your fantasy playoff matchups sewn-up, but if you’re like me…you’ve got a lot riding on tonight’s matchup. I’ll get to the fantasy implications

Greg Little (credits below) The time, dear friends, is short. In about 17 days, the fantasy football season will, in most cases, be over. The bright light that once was a veritable banquet of stats, prognostications and moments of both exultation and gut-wrenching remorse soon will fade into the distance

Rex Grossman (credits below) Start ‘Em Rex Grossman (Washington Redskins, Week 16: Minnesota Vikings) If it’s a good matchup, Grossman has shown he can take advantage of it.  And Minnesota is about as good as matchups get for quarterbacks.  The Vikings have allowed at least two touchdown passes in all

Eli Manning (credits below) Week 16 is only the penultimate week of the NFL season, but it is probably the ultimate week of your fantasy season. If you are still alive, you are likely playing for a championship this week, so good luck. And as for my advice, you shouldn’t need it.

Chris Paul (credits below) A lot has happened since we last spoke, with teams ramping up both training camps and free agency deals in this short offseason. Let’s get right into it without wasting a second. The CP3 Trade Chris Paul has finally been traded to Los Angeles but its

Gronkowski & Hernandez (credits below) 1) JIMMY GRAHAM (ATL)- Graham draws a Monday night match up against division rival Atlanta. Last Sunday he lead the team with 10 targets and scored his ninth TD of the year. In the team's first meeting Graham had a 7 catch, 82 yard performance with

Ed Reed (credits below) 1.  Baltimore Ravens (CLE) – The Ravens laid an egg yet again in nationally televised game at San Diego.  They were able to maintain their position for a bye when Pittsburgh was unable to take advantage Monday night in San Francisco.  I expect the Ravens to

Dez Bryant (credits below) Start ‘Em Michael Vick (Philadelphia Eagles, Week 15: New York Jets) The matchup is not as scary as it looks. In six games against Romo, Tebow, Brady, and Fitzpatrick, the Jets have given up an average of 17.5 fantasy points to QBs.  Their success in the

TJ Yates (credits below) The Gold Mine is in it's last few weeks of existence for the 2011 fantasy season. Some of you out there are in the second leg of your fantasy football playoffs. I, on the other hand, am not, the result of not having enough points to win