Posts Tagged ‘Philadelphia Eagles’
Fantasy in Five: Start or Sit Week 13
For some leagues, this may be the final week of your fantasy football regular seasons. Due to this and my recent promotion as an executive producer of Q30 Television’s “Sports Paws” (watch here), I will have to end this year’s “Start or Sit” for football. Now don’t be discouraged upset reader, that doesn’t mean I will stop writing fantasy articles …
by Giovanni Mio on November 30th, 2012 1 Comments »
Fantasy in Five: Start or Sit Week 12
Before I start this week’s Start or Sit, I’d like to wish everyone a belated happy Thanksgiving. I’m very thankful for all of you followers who have helped me network this website and my fantasy advice column throughout social media, as I’ve been getting very positive feedback from other sports journalists in the industry. While there were three games yesterday, …
by Giovanni Mio on November 23rd, 2012 Leave a comment »
Fantasy in Five: Start or sit Week 9
Before I start this Halloween edition of “Fantasy in Five,” I’d like to take a minute and think of the people who were affected by Hurricane Sandy this previous weekend. My prayers and thoughts are with you and the rest of the Northeast coast, and stay strong. Michael Vick (start ‘em)- He was so close to being benched, but Andy …
by Giovanni Mio on October 31st, 2012 Leave a comment »
Katz Korner: Week 1 NFL picks
Katz is back with his Week 1 picks!
by Jordan Katz on September 5th, 2012 Leave a comment »
Fantasy in Five: Football players to avoid
Simply put, this issue of Fantasy in Five will give you five players to not even touch. If you do happen to possess one on your team, trade him when you get the chance. 1. Kenny Britt- I’m going to start off with a pretty obvious one. Britt has all the talents to be an elite receiver in the league, …
by Giovanni Mio on August 22nd, 2012 Leave a comment »
Fantasy in Five: Rookie impact
After another long and unexpected delay, Fantasy in Five is back and running! In all of these columns, I’ve given advice for fantasy baseball while the season has been progressing. But I think it’s time to debut this segment of SFC into fantasy football since we’re quickly nearing the NFL season. In this article, I will talk about five rookies …
by Giovanni Mio on July 21st, 2012 1 Comments »
Perception matters: McNabb learns the hard way
It’s a shame it’s come to this for Donovan McNabb. Being banished to the National Football League’s unemployment line because your once otherworldly skills have diminished is one thing. It’s an inevitable set of circumstances for athletes on the wrong side of age 30. What’s specific to McNabb’s journey is that despite having what was undoubtedly a highly productive career, he …
by Antoni Nerestant on July 10th, 2012 Leave a comment »
Grading The Transactions Of The NFC East
Image Source: Sports Of Boston As we head into the much-anticipated start of the 2011 football season, the NFC East has had some of the most movement in the entire league so far. With so many movement’s, here at SFC, we will go over a few of the noticeable signings by the teams in the NFC East, and we shall grade them, …
by Richard Dooley on August 7th, 2011 Leave a comment »
Tomlinson, Westbrook Cut by Respective Teams
A few years ago, LaDainian Tomlinson and Brian Westbrook were two of the biggest runningback threats in the National Football League. Now, they are both free agents; Tomlinson was cut by the San Diego Chargers on Monday, and Westbrook was released by the Philadelphia Eagles on the following day. -This past season was Tomlinson’s ninth in San Diego. Hurt at the beginning of …
by Carmine Caruso on February 23rd, 2010 Leave a comment »
NFL Wild Card Recap: January 9, 2010
New York Jets 24 Cincinnati Bengals 14 A great season for the Cincinnati Bengals, but it ended with two losses to the same team in a span of one week. Rookies Mark Sanchez and Shonn Greene led the Jets to their 10th victory of the season, taking down the AFC North Champions to advance to the Divisional Round. If the …
by Derek Johnson on January 10th, 2010 Leave a comment »