Looking for an edge in your fantasy football league? You’ve come to the right place! Football Weblog offers a free, weekly two-page fantasy football cheatsheet. Page one ranks players for the upcoming week 7 games, while page two ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season (weeks 7-16). Check out the link for this week’s cheatsheet below!
I’ve never understood the bad rep the late Denny Green (1949-2016) received as a coach. Green finished his NFL career with a 113-94 win-loss record, and led my Vikings to the playoffs eight of his 10 seasons with the team. I liked the guy. Sadly, many will remember Green only for his 2006 tirade made during his tenure with the Arizona Cardinals. This week marks the 10th anniversary of that meltdown. For those of you that remember, in a post-game interview following a heartbreaking loss to the Chicago Bears that saw the Cardinals blow a 20-point lead in the fourth quarter, Green simply lost it. If you’ve never seen it, check out the video below.
The NFL recently announced scheduling changes for week 8 on Sunday, October 30. The Packers-Falcons and Cardinals-Panthers games will swap times. The Packers-Falcons will now play at 4:25 PM ET while the Cardinals-Panthers game will kickoff at 1:00 PM ET. For those of you that download and print Football Weblog’s One Page Schedules, please note that they’ve been updated to include these changes. The links to the schedules are below. Enjoy!
Open up a can of whoop-ass on your fantasy league with Football Weblog’s free two-page fantasy football cheatsheet. Page one ranks players for the upcoming week 6 games, while page two ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season (weeks 6-16). Check out the link below!
Have you been itching to get Football Weblog’s Wallet Schedule, but were put off by the price? Here’s your chance! The price has been reduced to 95¢ plus S&H. That’s a savings of over 50% with more than 75% of the games remaining to be played.
The 2016 Wallet Schedule is printed on sturdy 14pt matte-coated cardstock for durability. NFC games are listed on one side; AFC games on the other. The schedule is color-coded to quickly identify Monday night games, Thursday games, byes, etc. Printed dimensions are 3-½” x 6” size, but include two score lines to enable easy folding to a compact 2” x 3-½” business card size – perfect for your wallet.
I recently received a request to start regularly publishing the One Page 2016 NFL Schedule updated with scores from the previous week. I thought that was a great suggestion. (Thanks Donna!) If one person finds this useful, I’m sure others will as well. Please find the One Page Schedule updated with scores below. Moving forward, I’ll update the schedule each Wednesday or Thursday. You’ll find a link to this post on our ‘Schedules/Calendars‘ page (accessible from the top menu).
As always, run to daylight.
~Randy
PS – If you guys ever have any other ideas or suggestions for improvements, please don’t hesitate to let me know. I’ll do my best to accommodate. You’ll find my email address on my ‘Contact Me’ page.
There were a few top players dinged with injury in week 4, and a few more that sat out with lingering impairments: Cam Newton, Trever Siemian, Carson Palmer, Dez Bryant, Eric Decker, and Sammy Watkins to name a few. Let Football Weblog help you find some viable replacements with our free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 5 games, while page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season (weeks 5-16). Check out the link below!
The football season is scampering by as fast as DeSean Jackson on a go route. Track these fleeting days with Football Weblog’s bonzer monthly football calendar.
Football Weblog’s monthly calendar comes in two formats. The first is configured to print on two standard 8½ x 11 sheets of paper. The second is arranged to fit an 11 x 17 sheet. Choose your desired format from the links below.
Is your fantasy football season off to a start like the Cleveland Browns? Get off the schneid with a little help from Football Weblog! Each Wednesday, Football Weblog publishes a free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet. You’ll find a link to the week 4 cheatsheet below. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 4 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season (weeks 4-16).
Running backs took a beating in week 2. Ameer Abdullah, Arian Foster, Doug Martin, Thomas Rawls, Adrian Peterson, Jonathan Stewart, and Danny Woodhead were all forced from games with injury on Sunday. Let Football Weblog help fill the resulting running back void in your lineup. Check out Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 3 2016 below. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 3 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season (weeks 3-16).
Today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day. To commemorate, I ran Steve Sabol’s football classic poem The Autumn Wind through an online Pirate Translator. This is what I got.
The week 1 NFL games are behind us. Is it already apparent that your fantasy team is a lackey? Let Football Weblog help! Check out Football Weblog’s free 2-page fantasy football cheatsheet for week 2 2016 below. Page 1 ranks players for the upcoming week 2 games; page 2 ranks players based on their value from now until the end of the season (weeks 2-16).
On August 11, the NFL released their annual Kickoff Information Guide. The 2016 guide is a 169 page monster publication filled with football facts and information regarding the upcoming NFL season. It rivals or surpasses any magazine you’ll find on the newsstands and includes an extra not-so-little perk of being cost free. That’s right. The 2016 Kickoff Information Guide published by the NFL is absolutely free! Best of all, it’s available for immediate download here. Select the link below to check it out.
As always, run to daylight!
~Randy
And we’re off! Week 1 of the NFL season has finally arrived. Set your phasers to heavy stun and let’s move in! Select the link below for Football Weblog’s Free Fantasy Football Cheatsheet for week 1.
Okay, I’m well aware that, since most fantasy football player drafts have already taken place, this cheatsheet is about as worthless as Rosie O’Donnell’s personal trainer. I apologize for that. I can only vow to improve my project planning moving forward, which is what I will work to do. Rest assured that, though this cheatsheet is behind schedule, every effort went into making it as comprehensive and accurate as possible. It’s my hope that Football Weblog can help lead your team to the league championship. Select the link below for Football Weblog’s 2016 Preseason NFL Cheatsheet.
Good luck, and, as always, run to daylight!
~Randy