Fantasy Football

Two big NFL trades will impact the fantasy football season of many NFL players. Santonio Holmes and Brandon Marshall have new NFL teams. In addition to Holmes and Marshall, numerous players from the Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers, Denver Bron...

As soon as I heard about the Donovan McNabb trade from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Washington Redskins, my fantasy football wheels started turning. It may be four months away, but it is never to early to start thinking about your fantasy football draft.

In my world, it is never too early to start thinking about fantasy football. It may be March Madness for most fans, but fantasy owners like me are glued to free agency.

AC Milan missed out on the chance to close the gap on leaders Inter Milan to a single point when they were held to a 1-1 home draw by Lazio at the San Siro on Sunday.Earlier in the day Juventus brushed

The NFL opens up the week with a great prime time special on Christmas night. The San Diego Chargers look for 10 straight as they travel to Tennessee to play the Titans. Vince Young and the Titans are still alive for a playoff spot.

The NFC’s undefeated darlings, the New Orleans Saints also play in a featured game this week. The Saints play a struggling Dallas Cowboys at home on Saturday night.

Quinton Ganther, Washington Redskins - I picked up Ganther last week but didn't trust him to start. I got burnt as Ganther had 21 points last week and was the first Redskin running back to start and get goal line carries in a long time.

Well fantasy owners, the long and winding road seems to be coming to an end. For all of you who are out of the playoff picture in your leagues, I hope you all enjoyed your seasons and will be ready to go again next year.

The NFL playoff picture is finally starting to come together. We know that the Indianapolis Colts, Cincinnati Bengals, and New Orleans Saints will be playing in January.

We are just entering December in what is shaping up to be the most exciting NFL regular season of the decade. Between Vince Young, Brandon Marshall, Miles Austin, Matthew Stafford, and Carson Palmer the NFL 2009 regular season has seen some of the greatest finishes of any one season.