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Another week has nearly come to a close here in the NFL, and, with it, as per usual, has come another batch of story lines to examine. In Whooley’s Weekly Words, I, Bruno Boys Whooley, tackle just a few of the more interesting items to catch my eye from the weekend. This week, I’ll be discussing bounce-back players, Matt Hasselbeck’s injury, and the J-E-T-S defense.   Week Two Bounce-Backs A common theme evident in the ...

After some week one performances that may have you wondering: “Who will be next to put up the monster game like Drew Brees and Adrian Peterson did?” We can say with the utmost confidence that the players listed below will not be the ones to do so in week two. These are your weekly Fantasy Football Week Two Sit Ems!   QUARTERBACKS—SIT ‘EM   Jay Cutler (Chicago Bears) vs. Pittsburgh After week one, you may be ...

With Week Two of the NFL season fast approaching, it is once again time for the Bruno Boys to pick a Game of the Week. As always, there's a fantasy football twist, focusing on a game that we feel will have a lot of impact on the fantasy football world. This week we will head to Arlington, Texas, and the grand opening of the new state-of-the-art 80,000-seat Cowboys Stadium, where ...

Week One is in the books for the NFL, and we now have something other than projections to base our rankings on. Before heading to the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football Week 2 Defensive Rankings, let’s first acknowledge it is not time to panic after just one week of your fantasy football season. Generally, you draft your defense because you have faith in them for the entire season. You should not drop ...

After what seemed like a long off season, Week One of the NFL season is in the books. Hopefully all of your hard work studying projections, player rankings, mock drafts, and cheat sheets has paid off, leading to a 1-0 record after the first week of fantasy football. Whether you won or lost your first game, you can’t get overly excited as one game does not make or break a fantasy ...

In my column last week, I took a look back at 2008’s Week One performances to see what kind of trends we might be able to glean from that tiny smidge of history. My prognosis was that many of the trends that we see in Week One will hold true for the rest of the season—like committee splits in the backfield and rookie wide receiver performances. If that is the case ...

If Week One reaffirmed anything about the wide receiver position, it was the idea that out of all the fantasy positions wide receivers are the hardest to predict. Sure, some big names like Reggie Wayne and Randy Moss rose to the occasion in the opening week, but others like Andre Johnson and Terrell Owens came up short. Meanwhile, fantasy owners are feverishly trying to learn everything they can about guys like Oakland ...

Doesn't it seem like almost every week in the NFL, someone from your favorite team comes away with an injury that puts him on the injury report? The same thing can be said with your fantasy football team, as injuries to some of your guys force you to look to your bench earlier than you thought. Time to see which injuries from Week One have the potential to make the biggest ...

Week One of the 2009 season is officially in the books, and it feels like it took forever to get to this point. The first week of the season saw some great performances by quarterbacks, including six touchdowns by Drew Brees of the New Orleans Saints, as well as some downright atrocious ones, like the four-interception performance by Jake Delhomme of the Carolina Panthers. In injury news, Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback, Donovan McNabb, ...

Once again taking on the task of identifying those over performers and under performers from the previous week of fantasy football is Ryan Hallam, creator of Fighting Chance Fantasy. So, join Ryan as he takes us through the Week One Studs and check back tomorrow as he takes a look at the Week One Duds. And if you have any questions for him, email rhallam@brunoboys.net for Week Two fantasy football ...