The Vikings go into camp with 80 men on their roster, and will have to trim that to 53 by the time the season starts.A The current position-by-position breakdown follows the jump (depth chart positions subject to debate in some cases; starters in italics):OffenseQuarterbackTarvaris JacksonGus   more...
Original Story: http://thevikingage.com/2008/07/24/roste....

Too much of a good thing is usually a bad thing. That's how AccuScore fantasy expert Tim Williams feels about Oreo cookies and touchdown leagues.
Original Story: http://accuscore.com/articles/fantasy-ar....

Whats your favorite fantasy football line up?Okay all you BARKERS in the YARD....This is your KEEPER League Team, You've been in this league for 4 years now... Needless to say, you can only keep 10 of your 20 players. You've won the Championship Game 3 of the last 4 years, so everyone is out to   more...

Donovan McNabb can never win. He is the company-man, a terrible leader, or a selfish player. I will admit that I have been on and off the bandwagon this season when it comes to Donovan. It is hard to be a fan when he brings some kind of drama to the season every year. However, I admire Donovan for   more...
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Last season the Minnesota Vikings went 8-8 and missed the playoffs due to a late season loss to the Redskins. There offense was paced by superstar in the making rookie RB Adrian Peterson, who rushed onto the scene and put up huge numbers, 1341 yards on the ground and 12 touchdowns. While he was as   more...
Original Story: http://www.vikingsgab.com/2008/07/11/can....

Until the arrival of Adrian Peterson, the Minnesota Vikings could be referred to collectively as a fantasy football wasteland. Currently, the team's strengths (offensive line, defense) offer little in the way of helping you win your fantasy league, and the rest of the point-producing skill players   more...
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Here's an analysis on why Eagles fans should forget about trading for a WR this offseason and focus on a more likely scenario: acquiring Bernard Berrian through free agency. That's a more likely scenario as long as the Bears don't franchise him, which they haven't.
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A full analysis into who is available and who isn't. I'll go into detail on the chances that the Eagles sign Randy Moss and Javon Walker. I also let you know what receivers the Eagles had their eyes on and are no longer available.
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Finally some news that wasnt started by someone who was just sitting around. As reported by Geoff Mosher,The Eagles came up short in their pursuit of Randy Moss and watched as Javon Walker signed Wednesday with Oakland.Now, the search for a wide receiver will likely turn to the name most frequently   more...
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Is Bernard Berrian a starting fantasy wide receiver in Minnesota? This blog addresses that question and others.
Original Story: http://www.nflminute.com/2008/07/14/the-....

Is Bernard Berrian a starting fantasy wide receiver in Minnesota? This blog addresses that question and others.
Original Story: http://www.nflminute.com/2008/07/14/the-....

Is Bernard Berrian a starting fantasy wide receiver in Minnesota? This blog addresses that question and others.
Original Story: http://www.nflminute.com/2008/07/14/the-....

Is Bernard Berrian a starting fantasy wide receiver in Minnesota? This blog addresses that question and others.
Original Story: http://www.nflminute.com/2008/07/14/the-....

Wide receivers. These are the guys who give fantasy managers more headaches than any other position. You know how it goes. One week your WR2 grabs 3 balls for 40 yds, while that scrub on your bench catches 4 balls for 110 yds and one long TD. So you switch them next week and the scrub goes 3-25,   more...
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The Eagles were a mediocre 8-8 in '07 for one reason: they didn't have a tall reciever in the red zone to cap off drives with touchdowns rather than field goals. Kevin Curtis and Reggie Brown are fine recievers when they are not expected to do too much. If the Eagles can add a big, fast, physical   more...