Thursday, July 18, 2013
THE LATEST & GREATEST FROM TOP TEAM FANTASY
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Is Robert Griffin III Worth the Risk?
from Nick Weimer (@BustaWeims)
"Mike Shanahan and the Redskins are paying the price for keeping their rookie phenomenon, Robert Griffin III, on the field after tweaking his knee in the first quarter of the Wildcard game last year.
It’s no secret that the only thing limiting Robert Griffin III from being a fantasy superstar is his health. While healthy, RGIII was as dynamic as it gets, throwing for 3200 yards with 20 TDs and only 5 INT, while rushing for an insane 815 yards and another 7 TDs. However, when RGIII’s knee buckled a second time in the Wildcard showdown between the Washington Redskins and Seattle Seahawks, his availability for Week 1 of the 2013 season was in serious question."
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2013 Fantasy Preview: Pittsburgh Steelers
from Ryan Downes (@Tweeteachisown)
"Here we go Black and Gold! The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to be ready to roll in 2013! They should have a revitalized Big Ben and a hungry receiving corps. They may finally have a steady running game as well. It’s always hard to predict these things, but it’s looking like everything could break their way in terms of a return to the playoffs.
The 2012 season was a tough one for the Steelers as Roethlisberger was banged up and Troy Polumolu missed the majority of the year as well. This defense (which finished 12th overall) should be even better with the additions of some key rookies and the development of other young talent (which we’ll explore below). Overall, there should be some very attractive fantasy options being produced by this team in 2013."
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