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Well now that was an entertaining MNF game last night. I don't have Aaron Rodgers on any of my fantasy teams this year but am so used to rooting for him since he's one of two main reasons I won a trip to the Super Bowl last year (the other reason being CJ), so I was definitely pulling for the Packers last night. But most of all I was pulling for an entertaining game, which worked out quite nicely for me really.

Today's focus is of course waiver wire articles so let's get right to them:
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Lee said…
Thanks for the linkage nice lady! I think that Aaron Rodgers is going to make for many entertaining games in his career.
4:45 PM
Anonymous said…
Thanks for the wire links. Is it just my teams, or are there a crazy amount of injuries this year? One of my teams is already decimated and it's only week 4.
8:27 PM
FFootballGal said…
Your site is one of my main sources of FF information. Thank you for all the waiver wire links - I was able to pick up Green-Ellis before someone else did.
4:08 PM
Anonymous said…
Your RotoWorld link is to the wrong thing!
4:21 PM
Fantasy Football Librarian said…
Fixed the Rotoworld link - thanks!
6:05 PM
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