If you are wrestling with any week 15 lineup decisions and would like to know what Derek and/or I think about it, either leave a comment on this post or email us at andyg@mvpff.com or derekj@mvpff.com. We’ll either answer your question(s) on the show, here, or through email.
Fantasy owners work hard to prepare their team for victory in the playoffs during the off-season and during the regular season. After Sunday, what do you have to show for that hard work? Unless you’re an owner of you know who, probably a big fat postseason loss. In fact, Rex Grossman symbolized fantasy football playoff success in Week 15. That’s right, Rex Grossman. The same Rex Grossman that posted a 1.3 quarterback rating a few weeks ago against the Minnesota Vikings. Instead of the usual suspects ruling the roost on Sunday, we were given a day where the key players were named Rattay, Pennington, Coles, Clark and that Tomlinson fellow. What an underachiever. It’s all a part of the Sunday Wrap.
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Playoff time! This is what we live for. Umm..okay, maybe not “live for.” But we take it very seriously! Yeah! Anyway, Derek and I look at the week 15 games, talk current events, and try to figure out where Colorado is. According to this map, it’s right next to Kansas. And apparently it’s on fire. Isn’t Colorado supposed to be snowy and icy? My whole world view has been shaken.
Anyway, in trying to find a good picture for this post, I first typed in “Migrant Worker” which somehow returned this picture with the caption “Eva Longoria: Migrant Worker?” I tell you, the internet is a scary, hysterical place.

If she’s a migrant worker, I think we should bus in lots of more migrant workers.
If you are wrestling with any week 14 lineup decisions and would like to know what Derek and/or I think about it, either leave a comment on this post or email us at andyg@mvpff.com or derekj@mvpff.com. We’ll either answer your question(s) on the show, here, or through email.
LaDainian Tomlinson continues to turn water into wine on a weekly basis for the San Diego Chargers. While there were other players that deserved high praise for their Sunday outings (we are looking at you, Drew Brees), Tomlinson set the bar yesterday at an unforeseen level. We’ll recap the wild and wooly action of Week 14 while praising the supernova that is LaDainian Tomlinson. In Jacksonville, Fred Taylor, Maurice Jones-Drew, Marion Motley, Jim Brown, Steve Van Buren, Heath Sherman, James Brooks, Marshall Faulk, Albert Bentley and Tim Biakabutuka all managed to rush for over 100 yards against the horrific Colts run defense; Drew Brees destroyed Roy Williams and the Cowboys secondary in Dallas; and Tom Brady ran into a brick wall in Miami…again. It is all a part of the Sunday Wrap.
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- There is a new record holder in the NFL. LaDainian Tomlinson scored three times to run his season total to 29. Thus, breaking Shaun Alexander’s mark of 28 total touchdowns from a season ago. Let’s hope he does not end up on the cover of Madden 2008.
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1. Terrell Owens vs. New Orleans– I take it that he’ll pay attention long enough to catch a couple of touchdown passes from Tony Romo.
2. Roy Williams vs. Minnesota– Since Minnesota’s run defense stops nearly everyone, expect a lot of passing in the game plan of General Mike Martz.
3. Steve Smith vs. NY Giants– Smith ran circles around the Giants in the playoffs. However, when Chris Weinke is your quarterback, those things just don’t matter.
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1) Drew Brees vs. Cowboys — Assuming the Saints can throw out a couple healthy wide outs, Brees should beat Roy Williams a few times.
2) Mike Vick vs. Bucs — Had over 100 yards rushing in their last meeting. It’s a bad week for quarterbacks, and Vick seems to be in a position to excel.
3) Peyton Manning vs. Jaguars — Hey, check this out…it will ruin your life!
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1) LaDainian Tomlinson vs. Broncos — Yep
2) Shaun Alexander vs. Cardinals — Has 10 TDs in his last four games against the Cardinals.
3) Larry Johnson vs. Ravens — Tough matchup, but you still have to start ‘em.
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