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Sleepers, busts, starts, sits and Portland sports bars

First of all, I'd like to publicly acknowledge how great my mom is. I know, not your classic start to an FF article but yesterday afternoon I came home from a long day of library- ing and fantasy football- ing to a care package from my mom. I'm 29, have a job, am married - basically a grown adult who can buy her own necessities and treats, but can we discuss how great it still is to receive a care package from one's mom? She rocks. I know you're all anxiously awaiting an update on my bowling league, right? Well some of my weekly bowling exploits are up on my FantasyPlayers .com blog, The Librarian Goes Bowling , but I should report that I did up my average and I'm now at a 101 average, baby. I couldn't be more pleased - wait, yes I could. I would have enjoyed beating Bev , the grandmother we played against who basically schooled me all night long - that lady has skills that I may never know. Let's link. Fantasy Football Report's Sleepers and Busts fo...

FFLibrarian elsewhere on the web & other links

As promised, I'm back with more links for the afternoon. First, I mentioned this earlier in the week but I am going to be blogging on the Fantasy Players Network on a daily basis for a little while. I'll have completely different content and almost entirely different links up there, so if you want another serving of the FFLibrarian , check out my blog on that site, too. Here's a link for today's post . And then because I apparently can't get enough of writing columns and posts, you can also find my new Bruno Boys' A Librarian's Touch article up now - Shop em Don't drop em , where I look at some of the big name players that aren't producing at the level we expected from them. If you're looking for more wavier wire advice, check out FFToday's Through the Wire - what if with a new coach, Bulger suddenly looks pretty decent? Is that possible or is the o-line in shambles still? Antonio points out that the Rams' schedule looks mighty sweet ...