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Week 11 Links and a bowling groove

Well I performed moderately well at bowling tonight - certainly didn't knock any one's socks off and an old man even kind of made fun of me at one point (though he also high-fived me on multiple occasions), but I feel like I've got my bowling groove back a bit. Should I have called this post "How the FFL got her groove back?"

As I mentioned earlier today, I probably won't get a chance to blog tomorrow so here are a few more articles to help you through the FFL Thursday drought.
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Unknown said…
so t. jones plays tonight... do i start him or c. johnson vs the jags?

so perplexing the pats seem a little weaker in the D than normal... but do i really believe that a jets running back does well vrs the pats at home...? i don't know if i can pull the trigger, but i hate to miss out on another 3 TD game you know?
8:39 AM
Fantasy Football Librarian said…
I'd go with Johnson, I think. Like the matchup better even though the Jags run D is a tough one, too.

By the way, turns out sitting on the tarmac with a delayed flight is a great time to answer FF questions...I'm off to answer more!
10:58 AM
Unknown said…
nice... headed somewhere warm or back home? i think i agree with johnson, you just never know what bill upchuck (as my wife would say, she's like p. manning a lot)will do. plus they're at home and i think favre will be the one to shine (if any)not jones...
11:12 AM
Anonymous said…
As we hit late fall/early winter, weather impacts who to start and who to sit.

For example, with a 70% chance of rain tonight, should I sit or start Cotchery?

So, if anyone knows of any links that look at the interaction of weather/fantasy football on a weekly basis, I'd sure appreciate the info.

Peace,
1:12 PM
Anonymous said…
Fantasy Football Cafe has way too many pop-ups.

Do everyone a favor and kick them to the curb!
1:23 PM
Anonymous said…
I second thedewd's request. I'm debating about whether to play R. Moss in tonight's weather or Santonio Holmes instead. If it weren't for the weather, there'd be no question....
7:13 PM
Anonymous said…
I can start 3 rb's. Who would you start J. Addai ( vs houston) M. Turner ( vs Denver ) J. Stewart (vs detriot) or Ricky Williams (vs oakland) Thanks
8:04 PM
Fantasy Football Librarian said…
I will definitely scope out some weather articles for you guys - I know I've seen one recently nut can't remember where off the top of my head...

And thanks for the FF Cafe pop ups feedback - I'll probably still link to them a few more times but maybe with a pop ups warning or something. :)

As for RBs I'd go with addai, turner and Williams. Good luck!
11:59 AM
Unknown said…
Playin football in really fun and enjoyable in winter. Checking weather Weather measuring instruments resource before you start playing is really a safe move.
9:34 AM
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