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FantasyFootball.com’s newest writer, Jonathan Bales, gives us an in-depth analysis on which players should be bought and sold in this week’s “Midseason Buy Low/Sell High Report.”

“Okay, here we are starting the downhill side of the 2009 fantasy season. If you’re in the playoff hunt you’re looking for that edge, and if you’re in a keeper league, you’re looking to build for next season. Every time you go to that free agent pool the cupboard is looking pretty bare.”
SOURCE: TOP FANTASY FOOTBALL

Posted by Joseph Buccellato, November 7, 2009
It’s another night game for Tony Romo. Good news – it’s the last scheduled night game. Bad news – the Cowboys are sure to be flexed into another night game or two. Here is every regular season game Tony Romo has played in at 8pm or later.
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“Friday at Fantasy Football Brothers means final rankings. This week we’ll be without Owen Daniels who was lost for the year after tearing ligaments in his knee. It’s a shame because he was fun to watch and on his way to a career year.”
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“Fridays mean Final Ranks and Write Ups. Week 9 is upon us. Despite there being six teams on byes, the wide receiver position is almost at full strength. Hester, Boldin and Calvin remain the biggest injury concerns.”
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“Friday here at Fantasy Football Brothers means final ranks. The quarterback position has proven to be one of the deepest and most productive this year. The emergence of Aaron Rodgers, Phillip Rivers and Matt Schaub have given owners consistent production and have narrowed the gap between themselves and the elite.”
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“Fantasy Football Brothers kicks off the weekend with Final Rank Fridays. Owners continue to deal with bye weeks, injuries, and the never ending formation of more RBBC’s.”
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“This has been one of the strongest fantasy seasons for tight ends in recent memory, and Week Eight might be the banner week at the position. The bye week hits for owners of Pittsburgh’s Heath Miller, and would have for Washington’s Chris Cooley if he hadn’t broken his foot on Monday night.”
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“As week 9 approaches in the NFL, some of us fantasy owners are stuck in serious mode. I thought it’d be fun to lighten the mood with some funny NFL images and gifs. Comment below on your favorite ones!”
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“The World Series conclusion Wednesday was a bittersweet occurrence for me. I was happy to see CC Sabathia, Mark Teixeira and Alex Rodriguez win their first titles, but it means that baseball is gone for a few months. Football will attempt to fill its void, and probably do a poor job of it as usual.
SOURCE: NOTJUSTAGAME.COM

The 2009 Fantasy Football Season is showing itself as one that has been extremely stingy with injuries to key RBs. Some owners employed a tactical strategy, on draft day, of waiting until the later rounds to secure high potential backup RBs and/or handcuff RBs in anticipation of the routine rash of RB injuries. In most [...]

Posted by Joseph Buccellato, November 6, 2009
Identifying the best matchups for your IDP and Team D’. We break down which quarterbacks give up the most BIG Plays. We also show overall offense ranks averaged by pts scored & yards, and which offenses have the most plays per game.
SOURCE: KEEPER LEAGUE GM

It’s time for my top selections for Suicide Pools. If you’re looking for one sure-fire winner each week, look no further than this column. I’ll give you my top three, just in case you’ve already chosen my top selection. The roll will continue from last year where I barely ever missed.

With week 8 officially in the books at The Big Ticket, players are winning on nearly 1 of every 5 tickets. You will be hardpressed to find another fantasy game of skill with that high of a player win percentage. Come check out The Big Ticket this week, there is just more opportunity to win CASH, and isn’t that what your looking for.

Ratings (1-5) and thoughts for all impact players this week. The report is always available under the ‘Tools’ menu at the top right of the FantasyFootball.com home page.

Posted by Joseph Buccellato, November 5, 2009

Are you constantly wrong with your fantasy start and bench decisions? Tired of using your “gut”? Well this magnificent tool will help you identify the best match-ups.  Of course you never bench your studs – but when you need to dig deep, trust the numbers.
SOURCE: KEEPER LEAGUE GM

Posted by Joseph Buccellato, November 5, 2009

Are you constantly wrong with your fantasy start and bench decisions? Tired of using your “gut”? Well this magnificent tool will help you identify the best match-ups.  Of course you never bench your studs – but when you need to dig deep, trust the numbers.
SOURCE: KEEPER LEAGUE GM

Posted by Joseph Buccellato, November 5, 2009

Digging deep around the internet for news, stats, trends, schemes, and quotes that will help set your fantasy lineup for the upcoming week. We do the digging. You reap the rewards.
SOURCE: KEEPER LEAGUE GM

“It’s Thursday and that can only mean one thing here at Fantasy Football Brothers and that’s player projections. We hope you are enjoying the new site and feedback is certainly welcome.”
SOURCE: FANTASY BROTHERS

“First off, my apologies to our readers. I’m running about a day behind on all my work this week as I recover from a Halloween sugar coma, and partying with my pals in Five Finger Death Punch, who lit up our little town of Boise Saturday night, and rocked our collective asses off. There was [...]