This week in fantasy football, the best players included a few standard stars and a few up-and-comers. Either way, here are some players who you would have loved to have on your roster during Week 12 of the 2009 fantasy football season.
QB Brett Favre, Minnesota Vikings
Does Brett Favre not realize he’s supposed to be way over the hill? Apparently not. In Week 12, Favre was 32-48 for 392 yards and three touchdown passes.
RB Justin Forsett, Seattle Seahawks
With Julius Jones missing his second straight game, Justin Forsett took advantage. On 22 carries, the small running back had 130 rushing yards and …read more

This weekend, a ton of fantasy football players went down injured. When you are hitting he waiver wire, there should be plenty of backups to pickup that will help your team. Check your fantasy football waiver wire for these players heading into Week 11:
QB Chris Simms, Denver Broncos
Kyle Orton hurt his ankle and Chris Simms played the second half. Although he was bad, Simms has a decently high ceiling going forward. He has good receivers and a coach that seems to know what he’s doing.
RB Justin Forsett, Seattle Seahawks
Julius Jones has a broken rib that is causing bleeding in his …read more

We are two weeks into the 2009 fantasy football season and there are a number of very interesting fantasy players that are starting to emerge. Here is a group of super sleepers who could burst onto the scene at some point during the fantasy football season in 2009.
QB Derek Anderson, Cleveland Browns
Starter Brady Quinn doesn’t have too tight of a grip on the starting quarterback job in Cleveland. If he doesn’t start playing better, Derek Anderson will get the job. And as we saw a couple of seasons ago, Anderson is definitely capable of being a fantasy beast.
WR Johnny Knox, …read more

1. Matthew Forte, Tulane (6-1 1/8, 221)
Forte is a strong back who could become a touchdown vulture in the NFL as early as next year. He won’t be picked before the early third round of the NFL Draft, however he could come in and be a goal line back right away.
2. Chris Johnson, East Carolina (5-10 1/2, 195)
Johnson has speed to burn. He’s pretty small and will need to add strength to succeed in the NFL. However, with NFL teams coveting speed at running back more than ever, Johnson could go relatively early in the NFL Draft.
3. Chauncey …read more