Scott Pineau

It’s that time of year again. Time to find out who’s been naughty and who’s been nice. When who’s done their homework and who hasn’t becomes clear. For many the fantasy play-offs start this week, for many others the next week or two.

Were you Vick-timized or lead to Vick-tory by some guy wearing #7 this last weekend? Or was it a Hail-Mary to some dude with two first name that did you in or helped you eek out another “W”? Whatever it was it was a nutty week and I expect much more of it to come.

In the pantheon of ‘player position gods’ there is a deity that has a voodoo doll of every elite tight end. I started the season with Jermichael Finley and then traded for Antonio Gates, who of course is dealing with multiple foot injuries.

Watch out, it’s Halloween! Time to find out which players will trick you and which ones will treat you with fantasy points. This year’s best costume could be Brett Favre posing as a threat. We’ll see. So, without further adieu…

Here are the players that were not concussed in week six… But seriously, how many DeSean Jackson owners out there are not wondering who on their roster could be next? I cannot remember a year when there were so many injuries in general, let alone concussions in particular.

Who broke your heart this week? Was it Jermichael Finley with his torn meniscus? It was for me. Or was it Mark Clayton with his torn PTL?

Man-love can be a fickle yet emotionally draining thing, especially during the brutal bye-week stretch. So without further delay, get out your daises and let’s start a pluckin’!

We love him: Sam Bradford. How often does a rookie quarterback come into the NFL onto a team that has been pitiful in recent years and do what this guy has done?

Between each season in the NFL, and in fantasy football, discussions arise about a handful of players with question marks. Some are under-performers. They litter the playing fields, sidelines, locker rooms, fantasy rosters, etc.

Listening to Two Feet In Bounds this Tuesday I heard calls and e-mails that evidenced a bit of over-thinking regarding playing match-ups with top tier players. My answer to this is simple (and it echoes what Craig and Greg were saying): “Start Your Studs.”