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Fantasy Football Sleepers – Week 5

Stephen Kersey — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:55:27 +0000

With injuries mounting and bye weeks robbing fantasy football rosters, you probably could use a Week 5 fantasy football sleeper. Don’t tire yourself searching high and low for your fantasy sleeper. Instead, simply pick up one of these sleepers:

QB Seneca Wallace, Seattle Seahawks
If Matt Hasselbeck misses another week due to injury, don’t be afraid to start Seneca Wallace. He’s at home going up against a struggling Jaguars defense. Wallace should be good enough to help your fantasy team win.

RB Mewelde Moore, Pittsburgh Steelers
It sounds like Willie Parker will miss another week due to turf toe. If that’s the case, Mewelde Moore should see enough touches to be a filler fantasy running back. Rashard Mendenhall will get the start but Moore will definitely be part of the attack against the Lions.

WR Sidney Rice, Minnesota Vikings
Brett Favre is starting to look deep and not simply rely on the short pass. That is great news for Sidney Rice. Going against the Rams, Rice has a chance to break a few long playofs.

TE Bo Scaife, Tennessee Titans
Bo Scaife is healthy once again and he should be a solid play in Week 5 of the fantasy football season. The Titans will likely get into a shootout with the Colts and Kerry Collins should target Scaife plenty.

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Waiver Wire Week 17 – Fantasy Football

admin — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 02:04:04 +0000

QB Seneca Wallace, Seattle Seahawks
It appears as if Matt Hasselbeck will be missing another game in Week 17. In his place, Seneca Wallace could very well have a big game. He’s going against an Arizona Cardinals defense that just got destroyed in Week 16.

RB LaMont Jordan, New England Patriots
After missing most of the season with a calf injury, LaMont Jordan is back and producing for the Patriots. Although he’s not starting, he’s been getting goal line carries and the bulk of the carries when the game is out of reach. In the last two weeks, he has three touchdowns.

WR Jerheme Urban, Arizona Cardinals
Since Anquan Boldin is going to likely miss another week and most fantasy football leagues already have Steve Breaston on a roster, Jerheme Urban is the player to target on most waiver wires. He’s getting a few passes his way and with the Cardinals going against the Seahawks, he could be productive in Week 17.

TE Anthony Fasano, Miami Dolphins
In the first couple weeks of the season, Anthony Fasano looked like the real deal in terms of fantasy football production. He then went on a long dry spell but now he’s back in the fantasy equation after posting three touchdowns in the last three weeks.

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Week 15 Fantasy Football Sleepers

admin — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 02:06:35 +0000

QB Seneca Wallace, Seattle Seahawks
Coming off of a very good game against the New England, Seneca Wallace will face the pitiful St. Louis Rams defense this week. Last Week, Wallace finished with three touchdowns, 212 passing yards and 47 rushing yards. This week he has a chance to put up similar stats against the Rams. If you need an emergency fantasy football quarterback starter, look for Wallace.

RB Tatum Bell, Denver Broncos
With Peyton Hillis now out for the season with a hamstring injury, Tatum Bell is the starting running back in Denver. He’s had some success in the past in this system and should be extra motivated knowing that this could very well be his last chance to earn a spot in the NFL. Start him if your other options are shaky.

WR Torry Holt, St. Louis Rams
Torry Holt has quietly gotten better over the last few weeks. He’s running better routes and is getting open more often. In the last four weeks, he has 17 receptions and has had at least 60 yards in all but one of those games. He’ll likely have a breakout game at some point before the end of the season and Week 15 against the Seahawks is a possibility.

TE Donald Lee, Green Bay Packers
In each of the last two games, Donald Lee has a touchdown. In the last four games, he has three touchdowns. While he’s not getting a whole lot of passes thrown his way, he’s a definite threat near the end zone. Going against a mediocre Jacksonville Jaguars defense in Week 15 makes Lee a good play.

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Week 2 Injuries – Injury Report Fantasy Football

admin — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 02:37:42 +0000

QB Brodie Croyle, Kansas City Chiefs
After attempting only four passes, Brodie Croyle suffered what the team is calling head trauma and was unable to return to the game. Third string quarterback Tyler Thigpen was given the reins.

RB Justin Fargas, Oakland Raiders
While running a route, Justin Fargas fell to the field with what appeared to be a groin injury. Fargas was unable to return to the game and appeared to be in serious pain.

RB Laurence Maroney, New England Patriots
Early in the game, Laurence Maroney left the field with a shoulder injury. The good news for the Patriots is Maroney was able to return late in the fourth quarter.

WR Logan Payne and Seneca Wallace, Seattle Seahawks
The amazing run of bad luck for the Seahawks continues with two more injuries in the wide receiver corps. With Deion Branch, Bobby Engram, Nate Burleson and Ben Obomanu already injured, Seattle receivers Logan Payne and Seneca Wallace both got injured on Sunday.

WR Devin Hester, Chicago Bears
Wide receiver and return specialist Devin Hester had to leave the Week 2 contest with a rib injury. He got hurt during a kickoff return in the third quarter.

WR Sidney Rice, Minnesota Vikings
Last week Sidney Rice got a touchdown. This week, the Minnesota wide receiver was forced to leave the game with a knee injury.

TE Ben Utecht, Cincinnati Bengals
On the first play of the game, Ben Utecht went down with a chest injury. The Bengals starting tight end left the game on a cart.

How will the Bears survive without Devin Hester?

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