Big(ger) Board: Football (Yahoo! Sports) A strong preseason continues to push Detroit's Calvin Johnson up the football Big Board.
Not quite a redux (Trentonian) The Giants and Patriots have met in the final game of preseason for the past three years. None of those games has generated as much interest as the one they will play tonight at 7 p.m. in Giants Stadium (WNBC Channel 4).
Giants no strangers to preseason injuries (SportsNet New York) Osi Umenyiora's injury, the latest in a preseason game between the Giants and Jets, could spell trouble.
NY Giants Notebook, August 27th (WNYT Albany) *The Giants and Patriots meet tomorrow night in the preseason finale - and possibly the most low-key Super Bowl rematch in history. The few starters on either side who participate will be in the game for just a few plays.
Potential sleepers, busts for every NFC team (Sports Illustrated) Like a skillful soldier, the best fantasy football players have mastered the art of navigating the land mines which are so prevalent on draft day. The right pick here can mean success. The wrong pick there can result in disaster.
Fantasy Football: Develop formula to enjoy success (Colorado Springs Gazette) The cliché goes "You can't win a fantasy draft in the first round, but you can lose one." The reality is that fantasy leagues usually are won in rounds 3 through 10 and by making transactions during the season.
Preseason Ranks: Running Back (Yahoo! Sports) Ricky Williams moves ahead of teammate Ronnie Brown on the latest running back rankings from the Yahoo! Sports fantasy experts.
Juggernaut Index: New York Giants (Yahoo! Sports) The defending Super Bowl champions clock in at No. 7 in terms of fantasy firepower.
Fantasy football: Buys, holds, sells (Rocky Mountain News) Given that a full-time runner's NFL career is likely to be nearly over by the time their rookie four- or five-year contract expires, does it make sense for more teams to employ the ball-carrying committees that fantasy football owners dread?
The perfect fantasy football draft (Rocky Mountain News) Since no one will let you make all the picks in the first round of your fantasy draft, here's a close as you can get to The Perfect NFL Fantasy Draft.
