A couple years ago, Daunte Culpepper was a fantasy football stud. Nowadays, he’s looking for work somewhere in the NFL. The latest team to be linked to Culpepper is the Green Bay Packers.
The Packers, who lost Brett Favre to retirement recently, will be going with Aaron Rodgers at quarterback. However, with Rodgers’ injury history, the Packers need plenty of depth. That’s where Culpepper would come into play.
In 2007, Culpepper was on the Oakland Raiders. He had a few decent games but overall was a disappointment. In 2006, Culpepper spent a disappointing season with the Miami Dolphins. However, as recently as …read more

Tom Brady’s ankle injury shouldn’t hinder him during the NFL offseason, according to a recent report. Brady had his ankle checked on and it appears to be mostly healed.
Brady’s ankle came into the news around the time of the Super Bowl when photographers spotted Brady with a cast on his ankle prior to the big game. Brady dismissed the injury, however there has been some talk that the ankle injury slowed him in the Super Bowl.
Coming off of a record breaking season, Brady’s ankle being healthy is very good news. Although, the biggest news of the offseason for Brady was …read more

Laveranues Coles’ future with the New York Jets was somewhat in doubt – until the team recently guaranteed the rest of his contract. Coles is now scheduled to make $11 million over the next two seasons.
In fantasy football, Coles had a disappointing 2007 campaign. He battled various injuries and finished the season with 55 catches, 646 yards and six touchdowns in 12 games. While his per game production wasn’t bad, fantasy football owners were no doubt hoping for more.
However, 2008 should be a nice year for Coles. The Jets, as evident by their offseason moves, are in a win-now mode. …read more

Pacman Jones has finished serving his suspension from the NFL and is now reportedly looking for a new home. Reports indicate that Jones and the Tennessee Titans are looking to go separate ways. To make that happen, the Titans are believed to be shopping the talented defensive back.
A few interesting teams have emerged as suitors for Jones. The Dallas Cowboys are a team that not only have interest in Jones, but also have been mentioned by Jones as one of his preferred destinations. In return for Jones, the Titans would likely ask for a mid-level draft pick.
Another interesting team that …read more

In an under the radar acquisition, the Carolina Panthers have signed DJ Hackett to a two year contract. Hackett is a player who had much success last season with the Seattle Seahawks when he was healthy. In Carolina, he’ll be placed next to Steve Smith to help spread the field.
In 2007, Hackett had 32 catches, 384 yards and three touchdowns in only six games. Extended over a season, that extrapolates to 86 catches, 1035 yards and eight touchdowns. If the Panthers get anything close to that level of production, they will be ecstatic.
Hackett fits the mold of players who have …read more

The Carolina Panthers’ search for a complement for wide receiver Steve Smith brought the team back to a familiar face. In Muhsin Muhammad, the Panthers will be adding a player who starred for the team not too long ago.
In the 2004 season, Muhammad had 1,405 yards and 16 touchdowns. That was his final season with the Panthers before he left for the Chicago Bears as a free agent. Now that he’s back with the Panthers, does Muhammad have a chance to return to that level?
No. Muhammad, who is 34-years-old, has slowed down in recent years. Next to Steve Smith, …read more

While the trade was relatively minor, Troy Williams from the Minnesota Vikings to the Jacksonville Jaguars for a draft pick is at least notable in the fantasy football world. While Williamson never came close to living up to expectations for the Vikings, he’ll get a fresh start with the Jaguars.
The Jaguars have yet to fully recover from Jimmy Smith’s retirement before the start of the 2006 season. While they have great size at the position, they haven’t really had a legitimate deep ball threat. Williamson can be that deep ball threat for Jacksonville.
David Garrard showed he’s a very capable NFL …read more

For what seems like forever, Eddie Kennison has been a part of the Kansas City Chiefs’ passing game. While he hasn’t been the greatest option in fantasy football over the years, he’s had his moments.
Now that he’s free on the open market, Kennison likely will sign with another team to be a third receiver. If he’s lucky he might get a look as a second receiver but his age makes him most valuable in a reserve role.
As far as the Chiefs are concerned, they should be fine without Kennison. Dwayne Bowe was a stud last year as a rookie and …read more

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RB Adrian Peterson, Minnesota Vikings
The superstar rookie suffered a sprained right knee in the third quarter. He’ll undergo an MRI on Monday as fantasy owners around the world hold their breath.
RB LenDale White, Tennessee Titans
White left the game against the Jaguars with a knee injury. The extent of the injury isn’t known at the moment. If he can’t play in Week 11, that’ll be a huge blow for the Titans.
QB Brian Griese, Chicago Bears
Griese hurt his shoulder and was replaced by Rex Grossman. Griese had been struggling in recent weeks so there’s a chance that Grossman will reclaim his job.
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