Could Mike Wallace’s Absence Make Way for Antonio Brown?
Welcome to Brown Town Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com Third year Steelers receiver Antonio Brown is already in the record books. He stands as the first player in NFL history to have over 1,000 yds receiving and returning in the same season (2011). For those aware of the exploits of his father “Touchdown” Eddie Brown,
RWi Joe Owens: Knocking The 8th Pick Out Of This Universe
Mathews and McFadden Represent High Risk/High Reward Options Joe Owens, Rosterwatch.com Featured Analyst (Follow On Twitter) A dynamic duo that fantasy managers may want to consider, especially if drafting toward the tail end of fantasy drafts, is the tandem of Ryan Mathews and Darren McFadden. Jaws will drop and minds will begin to toil with
Please Welcome Mike Loyko and Brian Quinlan to the RW Cubicle
Please Welcome Mike Loyko and Brian Quinlan to the RW Cubicle Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com With RosterWatch’s expansion to San Antonio, and other ESPN Radio markets leading into (now) both Cowboys and Texans official pre-game, we had to turn things up a notch and install a few new cubes in this leaky basement we call corporate
Will Charles Clay Break the Mold?
Cashing in on Clay Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com According to the Miami Herald, the Dolphins have confirmed they have a “dangerous weapon” in second year H-back Charles Clay. The highest drafted fullback of last years draft has been making believers out of Miami’s staff and players alike. The Dolphins traded up in the 6th
Is Demaryius Thomas on Your Fantasy Radar?
Is Demaryius Thomas on Your Fantasy Radar? Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com He should be. Demaryius Thomas might be the most intriguing WR prospect in this year’s fantasy football draft. Most fans probably remember Thomas for his spectacular walk off 80 yard touchdown from Tim Tebow to defeat the Steelers in the wildcard round of the 2011
MJD and The Little Things in Life
Little People, Big Hits, Little Career Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com Running backs have the shortest average careers of any position in the NFL at 2.57 years. They get hit the most by the most physical, meanest players on the field: The defensive line and the linebacking corps. Popular Mechanics says that hits dealt out by these
From There to Here – Drew Brees to Make $2.5 Million Per Game in 2012
Drew Gets Paid Alex Dunlap, Rosterwatch.com Drew Brees with a young, care-free, fat me (79) (1996) Drew Brees will make $2.5 Million dollars per game in 2012. The reason he won his contract negotiations, the reason he knows more about the CBA than most NFL front office staff, it’s the same reason he wins
RosterWatch on ESPN Radio – Coming To A Station Near You?
We are very excited about some announcements (coming soon) regarding new markets that will be airing RosterWatch this season. If you have an ESPN affiliate in your town, let them know you’d like them to get RW on the airwaves like all the cool kids are doing. For fans of the site who haven’t heard
Josh Gordon: Worth the Hype?
Flash Gordon? Dorian “The Trashman” Colbert, Rosterwatch.com It’s been a slow month in the NFL. If not for the nail biting contract disputes and numerous arrests, there wouldn’t be much at all to talk about. Perhaps that’s why I’m suspicious of the current hype surrounding Baylor wideout Josh Gordon. The former Robert Griffin III teammate
Draft Jimmy Graham Very Early
TEs Graham, Gronkowski Both Warrant First-Round Fantasy Consideration Byron Lambert, Rosterwatch.com One of the few surefire ways to gain a big weekly advantage this year is to draft tight ends Jimmy Graham and Rob Gronkowski. Draft them early. They will both produce huge fantasy numbers. Expect 12-15 points/game with an amazing upside for 25 points.
