Dan Koabel was this week’s guest on the podcast. We talked about jockeying for
a playoff position and how we were going to be able to watch the games
Thursday. We were at the same house and has it turns out, we were not able to
watch the games, but instead kept checking our phones.
By the way, there are NO more BYES, just in time
for your playoff run. Where are you in the standings? Have the playoffs already
started figuratively? With two games to go, everyone in our league is
mathematically alive, though #12 would need A LOT of help. Two have clinched,
but are seeking the all-important first round bye.
If you have been eliminated, don’t throw in the
towel; that’s not fair to the other teams. It is not unsportsmanlike though, to
play a few hunches, or maybe test out some match-ups. As long as you do it with
the best intentions.
CBS Sports is reporting that the NFL has placed
microchips in the pads of some players in order to measure distance traveled,
speed, left/right motion, and other physical movements. The data collected could help fantasy
football in terms of statistical analysis.
Now, here’s what we know injury-wise:
QB Jay
Cutler will start!
QB Colin
Kaepernick will start for the 49ers.
WR Plaxico
Burress (no, you’re not reading a post from 2009) was signed by the Steelers this week, and will see action
particularly in the red zone. They are playing the lowly Browns, so if you’re desperate for a WR this may be an option.
WR Antonio
Brown is out.
WR Julio
Jones will play only if the Bucs/Falcons
game becomes a shoot-out. Otherwise he’s going to rest his sore ankle. He is
listed as active, however.
RB Darren Sproles is probable.
Don’t forget to look at the NFL team stats page. Simply find
the team your player is opposing in their category (rushing, passing) and see
how that match-up looks against the other player you’re considering.
As always, double-check the official injury report at NFL.com 30 minutes
prior to the start of the game your player is in.
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Good luck in your games!
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