Are you looking for a couple underrated players for your 2009 fantasy football team? Here are a few players to look for in your fantasy draft. Expect these NFL players to play better than expected.
QB Matt Hasselbeck, Seattle Seahawks
Last season, Matt Hasselbeck had a rough season. He missed more than half the season due to injury. However, in the prior five season, he’s thrown at least 22 touchdowns in four of those years.
RB Ahmad Bradshaw, New York Giants
Although Ahmad Bradshaw isn’t a starter, he plays behind Brandon Jacobs — who isn’t exactly known for staying healthy. Even if you don’t …read more

QB Eli Manning, New York Giants
Six weeks ago, there were questions whether Eli Manning was a good enough quarterback to be considered the New York Giants’ quarterback of the future. Now Manning sits as the Super Bowl MVP and the guy who single-handedly beat the unbeatable New England Patriots. His numbers don’t blow you away but his poise and big play ability were off the charts. Amazing game and amazing playoff run for Manning.
RB Ahmad Bradshaw, New York Giants
Ahmad Bradshaw came off the bench and again provided a spark for the Giants. On nine carries, Bradshaw led the Giants with …read more

Super Bowl Sunday has finally arrived. To a football fan, this is like Christmas morning all over again. As you watch the Super Bowl, here are some things to keep an eye on:
QB Tom Brady, New England Patriots
The Patriots quarterback has a supposedly minor ankle injury. How will he move once the game starts? Will he move freely or will he be obviously hampered? The bad news for the Giants is that either way Brady should have a big game. But maybe, just maybe, Brady is more hurt than we all think.
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The New York Giants don’t have a lot of household fantasy football names, however didn’t stop them from getting to the Super Bowl. Here are the top five fantasy football players on the Giants.
1. Plaxico Burress, Wide Receiver
After watching Burress single-handedly destroy the Green Bay Packers, it’s hard not to expect great things out of him in the Super Bowl. He’s going up against a great defense but he’s had success against all types of defenses this year. His size and strength makes him a tough cover for anyone in the NFL.
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Are you still in the game in your playoff fantasy football league? These sleepers will give you some numbers.
QB Eli Manning, New York Giants
To this day, people continue to discount Manning. Despite three straight road wins, Manning hasn’t gotten a huge amount of respect. However, if he can beat the undefeated Patriots, thing will change. His brother had a big game last year in the Super Bowl. Is it his turn this season?

RB Kevin Faulk, New England Patriots
Faulk doesn’t start for the Patriots. He doesn’t get a lot of carries, either. That said, he’s a huge part of their team. …read more

QB Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers
The New England Patriots defense is good but it’ s hardly as dominant as some league pundits make it out to be. With the Patriots keying the run on Sunday, look for the Chargers to throw early and throw often. Although Rivers is a bit banged up, he should be able to throw the ball downfield and hope for big plays out of Chris Chambers and Vincent Jackson.
RB Ahmad Bradshaw, New York Giants
Bradshaw doesn’ t even start for the Giants but he’ s been impressive when carrying the ball. He actually leads the Giants …read more