FSH: SUNDAY MORNING GAME-TIME

December 27th, 2009 - 8:47Am PST

SUNDAY GAME-TIME

WILLIAMS WILL NOT PLAY....

According to the NFL Network, the Panthers running back DeAngelo Williams (ankle) will not play in today's game with the Giants despite traveling with the team.

BROHM LIKELY TO START....

According to the NFL Network, the Bills back up quarterback Brian Brohm is more than likely to be under center today against the Falcons.

HARRISON EXPECTED TO PLAY TODAY....

The Steelers linebacker James Harrison (biceps) will play today against the Ravens according to the NFL Network.

FREENEY WILL PLAY, BUT LIMITED....

The Colts defensive lineman Dwight Freeney (abdomen) will play today against the Jets, but is expected to be limited. He will be on a "pitch count" according to Rachel Nichols of ESPN.

BRYANT EXPECTED TO BE ACTIVE....

The Buccaneers wide receiver Antonio Bryant (groin) is expected to be active today against the Saints according to Fox Sports.

SHARPER EXPECTED TO PLAY........

The Saints defensive back Darren Sharper (knee) is expected to play today against the Buccaneers according to the NFL Network.

REED WILL TRY TO PLAY TODAY.....

According to ESPN, the Ravens safety Ed Reed will try to give it go today against the Steelers.

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FSH: SUNDAY NIGHT FANTASY FOOTBALL HEADLINES

October 4th, 2009 7:37pm PST

Sunday Night FF Headlines

Who is now making Fantasy News?

QB-Carson Palmer has solid day passing……
The Bengals did not get the passing game quite off the ground as they would like, but quarterback Carson Palmer still finished strong. Palmer passed for 230 yards and tossed two touchdowns in the teams overtime win.

RB-Steve Slaton finds paydirt a couple of times….
The Texans running back didn’t have quite the day on the ground that many fantasy owners anticipated, but he did not disappoint with 89 total yards and two touchdowns (one receiving, one rushing).

TE-Chris Cooley is sure handed in victory.....
The Redskin’s tight end snagged five passes and shed would-be tacklers on his way to 65 yards receiving with a touchdown in the team’s win on Sunday.

WR-Antonio Bryant one of few bright spots Sunday…
The Buccaneer’s receiver in only his second game this season, finally showed some fantasy spark finishing the day with four catches for 44 yards and a touchdown.

RB-Pierre Thomas has another strong performance..…
Sharing backfield duties on Sunday Thomas has another strong outing for fantasy owners. Thomas carried the ball 19 times for 86 yards with a touchdown and added four catches for 46 yards.

WR-Derrick Mason was old Mr. Reliable on Sunday..…
The Raven’s veteran receiver caught seven passes for 88 yards and scored a touchdown in the team’s loss at New England.

RB-Carnell Williams runs well in loss to Redskins….
The Buccaneer’s running back Cadillac William’s averaged nearly 5 yards per carry, caught four passes, and total 99 yards of offense on Sunday in team’s loss.

WR-Brandon Marshall shows he is a difference maker…
The Bronco’s wide receiver not only made plays on Sunday catching four passes for 91 yards, but he made the play that was the difference in the Bronco’s win. Marshall scored on a 51-yard catch and scintillating run that proved to be the difference in the team’s win.

Some IDP Fantasy Newsmakers…

DB-Daneil Manning flies to the ball on Sunday…
The Bears defensive back spent the entire afternoon chasing down Lions’ ball carriers recording nine solo tackles and helping the defense stuff the run.

LB-D’Qwell Jackson plays like a beast in loss…
The Brown’s linebacker had a field day swallowing up opposing ball carriers and finishing the afternoon with 14 total tackles, including 13 solo. Jackson also added a forced fumble.

DL-Mario Williams was a busy lineman on Sunday…
The Texan’s defensive lineman was very productive for fantasy owners against the Raiders in week 4. Williams turned in four tackles, with a sack and a forced fumble.

LB-Keith Rivers gets the job done in the middle……
The Bengal’s second year linebacker was a gridiron gladiator on Sunday making stops all over the field. Rivers finished the day with 10 total tackles, including seven solo in the team’s win..

DL-Tommy Kelly filling holes all afternoon……
The Raider’s defensive lineman was a busy tackle in the middle on Sunday. Kelly finished the day with 13 total tackles, including nine solo in the team’s loss.

By David Ortega

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FSH: DAVID'S DAILY DIGEST

August 3rd, 2009 11:30pm PST

David's Daily Digest
[My Take]

More football news and happenings from around the league; here’s the latest I am hearing, reading, and following with my take on things and how they will impact the coming fantasy season……


My Take...

RB MARSHAWN LYNCH LOSES SUSPENSION APPEAL
My Fantasy Read: With Marshawn Lynch losing his appeal he will have to miss three games to start the 2009 season. This is undoubtedly going to hurt his stock value in many fantasy leagues. With Lynch down, back-up Fred Jackson will have ample opportunity to earn more playing time when Lynch does return. Also note-worthy, with Lynch sitting for three, he could go much later in drafts and become a considerably undervalued pick.

WR ANTONIO BRYANT SUFFERS KNEE INJURY
My Fantasy Read: According to the St.Petersburg Bryant missed practice on Monday due a knee injury. It’s too early to speculate if this is going to be a chronic problem, but with so many questions surrounding the quarterback position Bryant is not going to warrant the same kind of value he held in the second half of last season.

RB REGGIE BUSH MISSES PRACTICE ON MONDAY
My Fantasy Read: The Saints dynamic playmaker missed practiced due to swelling in his surgically repaired knee. Head Coach Sean Payton held Bush out of practice to prevent any more time being missed. While it is not being reported as anything serious, it is something to monitor for fantasy owners.

WR RODDY WHITE CONTINUES TO HOLD OUT FROM CAMP
My Fantasy Read: The Falcon’s leading receiver the last two seasons, White had a break out campaign in 2008. He’s without a doubt one of the leagues best pass catchers and wants to get paid. With him holding out (and some are speculating this could be a lengthy stay), he’s going to be a risky early pick in drafts scheduled in the short coming weeks. For those drafting later, they’ll have the advantage of seeing how this plays out.


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