Listen in as Anthony Stalter and I discuss the Al Davis/Monte Kiffin debacle, the emergence of Lance Moore, the Baltimore running game, Carson Palmer’s elbow and the Redskins/Eagles battle, among other topics.
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(In honor of the Davis/Kiffin feud, the opening music is The Dandy Warhols’ “We Used to Be Friends,” which also served as the theme song to brilliant-but-cancelled television show, “Veronica Mars.”)
This week, Anthony Stalter and I discuss the Matt Millen firing, injuries to the Eagles, the Bulger benching, what’s going on in the mind of Plaxico Burress, Willie Parker’s injury and what waiver wire quarterbacks can provide immediate help to fantasy owners in need.
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(Opening and closing music is Traffic’s “Dear Mr. Fantasy” featuring Steve Winwood on keyboards and vocals.)
Listen in as Anthony Stalter and I go over all the happenings from Week 2 and what to look forward to in Week 3. We discuss the frenetic Broncos/Chargers game, Matt Forte, Cincy’s woes, rookie wideouts Eddie Royal and DeSean Jackson, Matt Cassel’s effect on the New England offense and we also preview the Packers/Cowboys game.
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(The opening and closing music is Ace Frehley’s “New York Groove.” Great stuff.)
Listen in as Anthony Stalter and I discuss Week 1 and how it affects fantasy owners going forward. Among the topics we discuss are Tom Brady’s injury, Vince Young’s strange night, Marques Colston’s thumb and Aaron Rodgers’ terrific debut.
(The opening and closing music is Cymande’s “Bra” – my favorite funk song of all time.)
Listen in as John Paulsen and Anthony Stalter talk about the fantasy implications of NFL Week 1. They discuss the Giants/Redskins game on Thursday, along with Sunday’s Browns/Cowboys, Bucs/Saints and Vikings/Packers matchups. They also throw out a few sleepers at each position.
(Opening and closing music is Tomoyasu Hotei’s “Battle Without Honor or Humanity,” which was featured prominently in “Kill Bill: Vol. 1”)
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