Building this list was a little tricky this week but I managed to find a few players worth picking up and list a few more that you can add to your watch list. Check them out.

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Kyle Orton QB (CHI) - Don't look now but Mr. Orton is starting to look like a fantasy QB. I recommended that you pick him you last week and I am doing it again this week. And after a 334 yard, 2 touchdown performance against Detroit I am doing it with a little more certainty. A great bye week spot start this week with

This article was originaly published on my blog FantasyFootballGoat.com.

So far rookies are making quite an impact in fantasy leagues. If you own players like Chris Johnson, DeSean Jackson, and Eddie Royal you know what I am talking about. There is no doubt that competition for Rookie of the Year in 2008 is about as stiff as any in my lifetime.

This week, look for a few other rookies to make a case for the coveted title and help your fantasy squad in the process

Well it took until week 3 but you and I finally saw a little something out of a few highly touted fantasy performers this week. LJ, Fred Taylor and MJD all went over 100 for the first time. The Bengals - minus Ohco - offered some hope going forward. And Ronnie Brown went ballistic on the Pats.

But, even though some of you can breathe a little easier, there are still plenty of opportunities to improve your team using a few of the players below. Also, the bye weeks start next week so you might be looking for a fill-ins. Check'em out!

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Brian

There were some huge numbers posted today for many of the skill position players. Seven quarterbacks went of the the 300 yard mark. Hopefully you had one of those guys. If you didn't, there is a chance you may be able to grab one of them for next week.

Check it out.
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J.T. O'Sullivan QB (SF) - Not only did he throw for 321 and a TD, but right now he is doing enough to help his team win without making big mistakes. That along with the fact  that he is playing a few pass-soft defenses - Detroit and New Orleans - over the next couple weeks

Here's something to help get your wheels turning in preparation for your fantasy football draft. After devouring every podcast, scanning the mock draft results over on Fantasy Football Calculator's ADP tool and reading piece after piece of fantasy football information over the past few weeks, I have started to compile a list of players who I - and other poeple in the know - think will either provide great value in your fantasy football draft or simply come out of nowhere to help out your squad.

So here they are, a few players who are not getting a ton of respect... which is

Other than the early season NFL expert picks panel I was in earlier in the year over at the NFLMinute, I don’t usually do picks. But, this week I am excited about the NFL playoffs so I figured I would give you my picks as well as a few other links where you can find even more.

Seattle vs Washington
Even though Portis is hot and Collin has been solid I think there’s another factor to consider. In order to stop the Seahawks, the Redskins will need to be able to pressure Matt Hasselbeck. I’m not so sure they

The regular season might be over but that doesn’t mean your fantasy football season has to be. No sir, not at all. in fact some of the best fantasy action is still ahead and I am here to prepare you.

In this post I have laid out a list of players - aka a fantasy football cheat sheet - at each position. Along with each of these lists I have posted a few thoughts on draft strategy and, to soup it up a bit, I am giving you one sleeper pick for each position. Lets start with the QB’s.

Quarterbacks:
Have a solid quarterback on a team that plays