R-E-V-E-N-G-E 1.  Pittsburgh (BAL) – We can now say the Steelers defense is officially back.  They had posted a few solid weeks in a row, but their litmus test came last week against the Patriots.  They passed their test with flying colors.  They will be out for revenge against a

Antonio Gates (Credits Below) I’m sure I don’t need to remind those of you who are reading this at work, but it’s Monday! I can’t say that this is my favorite day of the week, but at least we have the silver lining of the Monday Night Football game hanging

Pierre Thomas (credits below) QB Start: Philip Rivers (San Diego Chargers, Week 8: @ Kansas City) It seems ridiculous to recommend starting Rivers when he was generally the fifth quarterback taken, a high second/low third round pick, and someone who went for around $30 in auctions.  But a lot of

Shonn Greene (credits below) Can you believe we are at the halfway point of the season already? Time flies when you’re having fun. Or for guys like Chris Johnson (TEN, 21) not having fun. So far through 7 weeks of the NFL season we have seen many ups and downs.

The Blue Crew (credits below) 1.  Baltimore Ravens (ARI) – While Baltimore’s offense couldn’t get anything going on Monday, their defense still did their part.  I expect them to come out even faster at home against a struggling Arizona team that is likely missing Beanie Wells.  Look for the Ravens

Vernon Davis (credits below) 1) JIMMY GRAHAM (@STL)- Graham has a lingering injury which worries me a bit this week especially if the Saints get out to a big lead early on the Rams. Playing with that same injury last week he continued his dominance as the #1 fantasy TE with

Dezmon Briscoe The Gold Mine heads into week eight searching for more diamonds in the rough; you know, the guys that were labeled “bust” that slipped a good game under the eyes of the fantasy experts, or maybe the Kurt Warners of the world who were bagging groceries one week

Jamaal Charles (credits below) When your dad offers to take you to Game 5 of the World Series on a Monday night, you forego your normal routine of, and loose obligation to, write your weekly MarketWatch article.  As a result, MarketWatch is coming out on Thursday instead of Tuesday which

Darren McFadden (credits below) Six more byes and plenty of new injuries mean your depth and waiver-wire prowess will likely be tested this week. Ernest Graham, Beanie Wells, Willis McGahee, Darren McFadden, Tim Hightower, Mark Ingram, and Marshawn Lynch are among the running backs injured this week with their status unknown

Ray Rice (credits below) “C’mon and get ready! I mean really ready! Are you ready for some…” Whoops! Sorry, old habits die hard. Hank won’t going to be joining us this week (or any week for that matter), but I’m back with another installment of the Monday Night Football preview!