Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit Last weeks waiver wire was all about the Giants young receivers in Mario Manningham and Steve Smith. This week brings us a new bunch of players that are hot on the waiver wire as injuries are mounting up around the league. Waivers for the next seven weeks are going to be vitally important to most fantasy owners as they will have all their key ...

The 49ers gave the Vikings everything they could handle but at the end of the day it wasn't enough. Brett Favre showed the football world why he is, in fact, Brett Favre as he threw an amazing touchdown to win the game. Frank Gore Goes Down Early Last week Frank Gore injured his ankle against the Seahawks. This week on his first carry of the game, he re-injured the ankle and had to be carted off from the si ...

Indianapolis Colts' tight end Dallas Clark has been an NFL fantasy football star for a few years now. This talented first round pick out of Iowa has been one of the staples of Peyton Manning's great offenses for the past 7 years. In the past two seasons Clark has had his greatest production of his career as he had 11 touchdowns in 2007 and had 77 receptions for 848 yards in 2008. As great as those numbers a ...

This matchup was a showdown for the early lead in the Western division. If the 49ers could pull this win off, they would have victories over the Seahawks and Cardinals already. Frank Gore Runs Wild Some doubted if Frank Gore could ever return to his great numbers he posted back in 2006. In this game, he showed the fantasy football world that he is still a very good fantasy running back. In the first half, h ...

Last week Kurt Warner never looked sharp against the 49ers defense. He was also not helped by the fact that Anquan Boldin and Steve Breaston were not healthy. This week the Cardinals went cross country to play the Jaguars. Warner Plays Well The Cardinals' quarterback only threw for 243 yards, but he was on the mark for almost every pass attempt. For the game Warner was 24/26 and had two touchdown passes. Br ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit Week one of the fantasy football schedule is already behind us. Hopefully, your fantasy team got off to a good start to begin the year. This week we have our weekly section on wounded warriors, as well as our top rankings for top position players. We have the top 16 ranked QB, TE, K and D/ST ranked. We also have the top 30 RB's and top 40 WR' ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit We all have it planned out so perfectly. That perfect team that we will never need to drop any player and will win our fantasy league. Then suddenly that young rising star on your team like Anthony Gonzalez goes down, and you scramble to fix your team. Below we have the top players you might want to pay attention to, for waiver pickups. Even ...

Click Here >> Current Weekly Rankings, Waivers, Start - Sit There is a reason why week one is not easy to predict. That reason is because every team is healthy to start the year and everyone has a fresh slate. With new beginnings come the belief that every team feels they have a chance to win. With that new belief comes close games like the 49ers beating the Cardinals or the Bills taking the Patriots ...

It's that time of the year again for survivor fantasy football and fantasy-info.com has their rankings for the first week of the year. Some of you may not start a survivor league until the second week of the year but for those of you that do this article is for you. This year we will be writing an article for every week of the survivor fantasy season. Below we have our rankings split into three sections, an ...

Today the Lions have made their decision on who will start at quarterback, and it will be the rookie Matthew Stafford. While I do believe this move is a bit early, it was bound to happen at some point in the first eight weeks of the season. The only way that Stafford would not have played this year is if Daunte Culpepper had won the job and the Lions were in a fight for the playoffs.   Obviously, that was n ...