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“Me, Myself, and IDP”: 2013 Seattle Seahawks
from Luke Taylor (@DSEmpire_Luke)
"Head coach, Pete Carroll had his aggressive defense flying all over field, and the unit finished the regular season as the #1 scoring defense in the NFL.
Most of the cast who played on that defense return for 2013, and that is where we start our Team IDP previews…
Seattle Seahawks (Base: 4-3)
The Hawks boast an aggressive defense that work extremely well as an overall unit, but there are really only a few players worth rostering in IDP leagues."
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The Training Table: Danny Amendola
from Scott Lynge (@ScottLynge)
"The damnable misery in trying to write an article about just one player to avoid in 2013, is that ANY player drafted has the potential to be a bust, therefore, avoided. They all come with inherent risk, none of them come with guarantees attached, never have, never will, even if you take them in the first round. How do these names grab you? Darren McFadden, LeSean McCoy, DeMarco Murray, Larry Fitzgerald, Maurice Jones Drew, Ryan Mathews, Hakeem Nicks, Brandon Lloyd, etc. etc. etc. Catch my drift? All of these players were taken in the first three or four rounds in 2012, and if you drafted any of them you were feeling pretty darn good about yourself."
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2013 Fantasy Preview: Buffalo Bills
from John Doylemason
"Fear not Buffalo natives. You will be able to draft more than one relevant fantasy super star from your team in 2013. You’ll now get two! oOoOo. New head coach Doug Marrone brings an offensive powerhouse background with his time as an OC with the Saints. Added youth dot the roster on offense as the roster was purged of age in the offseason. While a few key veterans across the offensive line, pass catching crops, and ringer QB Kolb will stable the ship, the talent pool clearly drives the offensive playbook to feature the team’s number one player; C.J. Spiller.
Wide receiver Stevie Johnson remains a stalwart 1000 yard WR3 and tight end Scott Chandler (the #2 fantasy performer in 2012) has immense potential with the new offense. The Bills are in a transition period with all the roster turnover and a 1st round QB that will be taking over the reins to the franchise. If this mix of old and new cogs can sync, the Bills will be a test for any team, however, expectations should be tempered as their rebuilding years are far from over. Let’s get into it!"
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