May 30, 2008
Version 2.2

Easily the most coveted position in fantasy football is the runningback. If you are fortunate to land the number one pick, you will not take a QB, WR, nor a TE, you’re sights are set on, in almost all cases, LT.

And why should this not be the case? LT is as close to a sure bet as you’re going to get in fantasy football, for his entire career not once has he rushed for less than 1200 yards, not once has he scored less than 10 rushing touchdowns,...

dannywest

May 25, 2008
Version 2.1

Ladies and gentlemen, with football season fast approaching and the forums filling up with new members it is time for the reemergence of The WESTern Perspective.

For those of you who didn’t catch any of my articles last season (feel free to search the archives for them) The WESTern Perspective is not your ordinary run of the mill fantasy article, in fact, what I bring you here no one else is attempting to do. I do not list a large group...

dannywest

Version 1.4

Since I was a kid, all I've ever wanted to do was write, so when Mike offered me the chance to put out some fantasy articles this season, I jumped at the chance.

There was just one problem, what the hell should I write about?

My first idea was to write a weekly article about an athlete that came out of no where to have an incredible fantasy performance. But the truth is, not only was this boring for me to write, it was probably just as boring...

dannywest

Version 1.3

Take it from me, a guy who drafted Rudi Johnson early, twice, this guy has burned more people than Pizza Bites, not to mention, left a bad taste in your mouth.

I took Johnson with my second round pick in a ten team league and I thought he would be a great complement to my first round pickup of Ladanian Tomlinson. In another league, with my first pick of the first round, I called upon Rudi Johnson. In both leagues, I'd have to say that Johnson was probably...

dannywest

Version 1.2

It's something that happens to us all, you draft a player regarded by most as one of the best and then that guy turns out to be a complete bust. Steve Smith, however, is not your average bust pick.

No, in the first two weeks of the season he combined for 15 catches for 271 yards and 4 touchdowns. There was no doubt that at this time you were feeling like Smith would be the definitive anchor of your recieving core. In the following three weeks, however,...

dannywest