Fresh off the 31-21 Saints win over the Falcons in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, I present to you the über-current NFL Standings. Click on the PDF link below for a colorful copy of the standings ready to be printed and displayed, or click on the PNG link for a copy of the standings for your computer monitor background.
October 16 Printable Standings (PDF)
October 16 Standings Wallpaper (4096 x 3072 PNG)
Don’t overlook Knile Davis
The season-ending tear to Jamaal Charles’ right ACL made Charcandrick West a hot pickup on the waiver wires this past week, and rightly so. West is the heir-apparent to the RB starting gig in Kansas City now that Charles is out of the picture. I myself put in the token effort to add him to my lineup on the off-chance that the bottom-dwellers of the league were ignorant of the situation, but of course he was long gone by the time my fantasy team reached the front of the waiver wire queue. But as desirable as the situation looks for West, the number of carries moving forward between him and Knile Davis is up for debate.
Based on recent workloads, it appears that Davis has fallen out of favor with the coaches. He rushed the rock only twice last week for a paltry two yards. West, meanwhile, saw the majority of carries behind Charles. But who’s to say that that will be the case moving forward? Davis is the bigger back so may be given the short yardage love. Davis is also more likely to hold up to the wear and tear of being an every-down back. And even if West is given the role of feature back, he is not the same caliber back as Jamaal Charles. The most probable scenario is that both backs split the workload resulting in uninspiring statistics for either.
My take? Moderate your expectations of Charcandrick West. There is some upside, but it’s not likely he’ll put up Jamaal Charles-like numbers. More importantly, don’t overlook Knile Davis. He’ll be more involved in the running game than most expect, and may be featured in goal line situations. His role with the Chiefs may be as big as or bigger than West’s.
Time to make mincemeat outta the mouse that is your next opponent! And let Football Weblog’s free fantasy football cheatsheet be your help!
Click HERE for Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 6 2015. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 6 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season.
The week 5 games are behind us with six teams remaining without a loss. Incredible! The standings for all the teams is below. The PDF is intended to be printed and displayed, while the Wallpaper is ready-made to dress up the background of your computer monitor. Enjoy!
October 13 Printable Standings (PDF)
October 13 Standings Wallpaper (4096 x 3072 PNG)
Just a quick shout out to those fantasy football fanatics out there looking for some tight end help. Chances are the Jags’ Julius Thomas is available in your league. Add him to your roster now.
Thomas has been out with a hand/finger injury since the start of the season, but may see the field in a limited fashion beginning this weekend. Expect him to be fully integrated into the starting lineup starting in week six moving forward. He will be no slouch.
The Jaguars’ QB Blake Bortles has greatly improved over last season and has quietly thrown for 969 yards and six touchdowns through the first four weeks of the 2015 season. Adding a tight end of Thomas’s caliber will only help those numbers, and potentially make Thomas a top-10 tight end for the remainder of the season.
Bring Thomas into your fantasy football fold now. You won’t regret it!
Consider yourself the Pat McInally equivalent of the Wonderlic Cognitive Ability Test? Solve this Pigskin Puzzler and I might believe you!
Below is the Thursday edition of the NFL Standings, fresh off the press following the Colts’ 27-20 win over the Texans. The PDF is ready to print and display, and the Wallpaper is all set to doll up the background of your computer monitor. Enjoy!
October 9 Printable Standings (PDF)
October 9 Standings Wallpaper (4096 x 3072 PNG)
Let’s get Kraken! Time to make some sushi out of your next opponent, and Football Weblog’s free fantasy football cheatsheet is the perfect recipe!
Click HERE for Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 5 2015. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 5 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season.
Here’s the bee’s knees of NFL Standings, in PDF format, ablaze in NFL colors, ready to print. And now offered in 4096 x 3072 PNG format, perfectly suited for use as your computer’s wallpaper. They’re the cat’s pajamas!
October 6 Printable Standings (PDF)
October 6 Standings Wallpaper (4096 x 3072 PNG)
Developing a process to efficiently generate fantasy football cheatsheets on a weekly basis turned out to be more challenging than anticipated, and it pushed back my other projects, but I am happy to report to those that have been asking, I’m back to publishing the Printable Standings on a regular basis. Moving forward, the Printable Standings will be published each Tuesday and Friday. There’s just something eye-catching about all of those NFL colors side-by-side!
I will also be doing something new this year. Alongside the Printable Standings, I will also be publishing an image of the standings in Portable Network Graphics (PNG) format. This image is saved with a 4096 x 3072 pixel resolution (4:3 aspect ratio) – perfect for displaying on your computer’s desktop background/wallpaper. I might be biased, but I think it looks pretty dang cool!
Click the links below to access the October 2nd standings, or visit the Printables page each Tuesday and Friday to find the most-current Printable Standings and Standings Background.
October 2 Printable Standings (PDF)
October 2 Standings Background/Wallpaper (4096 x 3072 PNG)
Don’t be an ‘ofer’ (0 for 1, 0 for 2, etc.). Use Football Weblog’s devious little cheatsheets!
Click HERE for Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 4 2015. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 4 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season.
Our October 2015 calendar is published and ready to go!!! Here are the links to the calendar in PDF format, ready for you to print and display in your pork barn or the interior of your newly developed time machine!
It’s Clobberin’ Time!
Click HERE for Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 3 2015. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 3 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season.
My sister-in-law shared a post she saw on Facebook from the Minnesota State High School League that reprinted a letter from a high school football fan. The letter summarized her and her husband’s experience at a local high school football game earlier this season. The football game happened to be hosted by the small school I attended as a youth, St. Clair, and is the same school both of my kids went to. The letter made me think about football integrity. Like life, there are two distinct paths to choose from. The difference in attitude can be subtle and overlooked, but the effects are significant.
Become legend.
Click HERE for Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 2 2015. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 2 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season.
