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WE ARE SORRY: Due to the overwhelming time it takes to keep up with Fantasy Stats, I am no longer creating up to date draft lists and such on this blog.

However, I would like to remind you that the articles are for the most part still good advice to keep to heart when playing Fantasy Football.



NFL Fantasy Guide
Questions

Often in the preseason, there are questions about players. Injuries, position battles and anything that might effect the Fantasy Football Player Rankings. Here I will address some of them.

NFL Fantasy Guide Articles

Please, feel free to read the following articles. Even some of the most experienced Fantasy Football owners might learn something. With over 15 years of fantasy sports experience I assure you, these articles are written from experience filled with trial and error as well as success.

Fantasy Football Draft: Basic Rules to Follow

Which Player Ranks #1 in Fantasy Football?

A Theory on Keeper League Rankings

Fantasy Football Season Waivers and Trades

The NFL Preseason Cannot Be Trusted

The 2nd Worst Week in Football


8/26/2009

San Diego Chargers Fantasy Players

Quarterback - Phillip Rivers - (Position Rank - 5)
(Passing) 3,700 Yards, 27 TD, 13 IT, 24 Sacks
(Rushing) 60 Yards, 0 TD, 5 Fumbles
Last year, Rivers finally stepped up and became a top fantasy quarterback. That was with Tomlinson and Gates fighting injuries. Now he has both of them healthy. Though this should help him out, the fact that Tomlinson is healthy may also take a few chances away from Rivers. I think the two counters each other and he should come close to duplicating 2008 though it would not surprise me to see him do a little better.

Running Back - LaDanian Tomlinson - (Position Rank - 1)

(Rushing) 1,300 Yards, 12 TD, 1 Fumbles
(Receiving) 50 Catches, 440 Yards, 2 TD
What was considered to be a bad year for Tonlinson in 2008 was still a great year for mosr runningbacks. Tomlison is healthy this year. Dont pay attention to the remarks that he is now 30 years old. Tomlinson has only played 8 seasons and there is no reason not to think he wont bounce back. .... Put it this way. ..... If Tomlinson has another bad year, he is still a top ten RB. If he does bounce back, he is easily the #1 fantasy running back in football.

Running Back - Darren Sproles - (Position Rank - 42)
(Rushing) NA
(Receiving) NA
Draft Sproles late as a handcuff to Tomlinson, but dont expect too much out of him unless Tomlinson goes down. Many think that Sproles might take some carries away from Tomlinson but even the coach is saying it isnt so.

Wide Receiver - Vincent Jackson - (Position Rank - 24)
(Receiving) 60 Catches, 1,010 Yards, 6 TD, 1 Fumbles
With both Gates and Tomlinson hampered in 2008, Jackson showed Rivers he could be trusted. This year Rivers should look for Jackson still and he will find him open a bit more because Gates and Tomlinson are healthier and will take more defensive attention.

Wide Receiver - Chris Chambers - (Position Rank - 62)
(Receiving) 50 Catches, 590 Yards, 5 TD, 0 Fumbles
Chambers is talented enough to be ranked much higher. The problem is he is the 4th target in the passing game for Rivers who will look for Vincent Jackson, Tomlinson and Gates before him.

Tight End - Antonio Gates - (Position Rank - 1)
(Receiving) 70 Catches, 900 Yards, 8 TD, 0 Fumbles
Fighting a nagging injury in 2008 that kept Gates from jumping or cutting well, the tight end still had 700 yards receiving and 8 touchdowns. The fact that he is healthy now and so is Tomlinson to make defenses worry more, Gates should bounce back to his old self.

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