Out
S Dexter Jackson (thumb)
Doubtful
S Herana-Daze Jones (hamstring)
Questionable
WR Andre Caldwell (toe)
CB David Jones (head)
DE Frostee Rucker (foot)
DT Pat Sims (toe)
Probable
C Kyle Cook (illness)
LB Brandon Johnson (hamstring)
CB Johnathan Joseph (hamstring)
S Chinedum Ndukwe (knee)
DT Jason Shirley (heel)


The biggest hits are in the defensive secondary. We will be very thin...

Miller

So on to week two, and after last weeks performance I'm not sure if I'm glad it's a new week, or dreadful of what is to come? Well this week bring the 2008 home opener, and with it, the Tennessee Titans. While the Bengals were busy getting manhandled by the Ravens, the Titants won a smash mouth game with the Jacksonville Jaguars. So what should we expect here? Well I'm sure not on the same page as Vegas, who has the Bengals as home favorite at +1 1/2.

I hope I am wrong, but after...

Miller

Things are good in the City of Brotherly Love right now. Did we actually draft a potential superstar at WR? Holy cow, what’s going on here?

What can I say about last week’s game? I’m not surprised—extremely pleased, but not surprised.

The best part was not the offense, although it was awesome to see McNabb and Westbrook (and Jackson!!) out there having fun. Anyone who didn’t watch the game—Jackson did NOT look like a rookie out there. On one play he totally faked...

eaglechick

Working the Wavier Wire is important. Good owners often upgrade their teams via the WW and make contenders out of pretenders. Of course we all use the WW at some point, if not you will probably be in trouble unless you have put together the perfect storm of a team.

Ok, we all work the Wavier Wire but do we work it enough? I will throw out several things to consider. Ok, your team is put together well and all your players performed well in Week one and you are #9 on the WW picking scheme....

Coachnorm

The WESTern Perspective
September 9, 2008
Version 2.8

During my years of fantasy football what I’ve come to dislike about leagues and, perhaps more importantly, owners is how much stock is put into the first game of the season. The reality of it is that no one purposely sets out to draft a losing team and yet, and I am willing to bet a rather large chunk of money on this, half of the teams in every single league across the country came away from week one with their...

dannywest