Fantasy Football Edge: Sell High Candidates
After breaking down some buy lows last week, this week it's time to focus on some guys to sell high.
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After breaking down some buy lows last week, this week it's time to focus on some guys to sell high.
The Eagles will have plenty of problems with what the see on the field itself on Sunday in Denver. The Eagles biggest weakness is their secondary, and the Broncos biggest strength is their passing offense. It's a recipe for more than a couple of problems.
Even though the Cleveland Bronws surprised everyone and won their last game in shootout fashion against the Vikings, it's still widely believed they're planning for the future. The first shoe to drop was obviously their trade of Trent Richardson to the Colts in exchange for a 2014 first round pick.
Denver is a legitimate Super Bowl contender right now, and their offense has all of the tools to take advantage of this Eagles defense. If the Eagles can manage to tighten up their ball protection and get the offense back on track, it still may not be enough this weekend.
Peyton Manning slapped his hands together five, six, seven times and barked out the signals. A few seconds later, Wes Welker was all alone, cradling the quarterback's latest touchdown pass.
After opening the 2013 season with three games in 11 days, Eagles tight end Brent Celek says he welcomed a few days off after Thursday's loss to the Chiefs.
The Eagles were the first team in NFL history to open up the season with three games in 11 days. The last of the three, a Thursday night loss to the Chiefs, was a particularly sloppy effort from the Eagles, featuring five turnovers.
Washington Redskins receiver Pierre Garcon says quarterback Robert Griffin III is "a lot different" this year.
The Eagles played (and lost) on Thursday night, so that meant more free time on Sunday than Chip Kelly and his players would usually have.
The Eagles made many mistakes in Thursday night's loss to the Chiefs, from just about every position on the field. A few of those mistakes seemed to come from center Jason Kelce, who was involved in a few bad snaps, one of them resulting in a fumble and loss of possession.
It would be an understatement to say that the last couple of years have been forgettable in Philadelphia sports. Bryzgalov and Bynum highlighted the Flyers and Sixers timelines for all of the wrong reasons, the Eagles fell apart to an extent we may have deemed unbelievable five years ago, and the Phillies have gone from the league's elite, to one of the most questioned front offices in all of baseball.
If there was a poll taken of Andy Reid's approval ratings during the last days of his final season with the Eagles, you can almost certainly be assured that it would have been very low. Even Reid's biggest supporters couldn't have approved of the 4-12 records, and one of the ugliest seasons in team history.
When an athlete's career is cut short due to injury, the question of "what do I do for the rest of my life," is one that isn't always easy to answer. If the quick step to broadcasting or coaching doesn't happen, it can be difficult to move on to whatever that next thing is.
The NY Giants' offense is a mess, and coach Tom Coughlin knows time is running out to find answers.
Robert Griffin III didn't slide, and now the Washington Redskins hope their season isn't sliding away.
DeMarco Murray rushed for 175 yards and a touchdown and Tony Romo threw for three scores in a 31-7 victory Sunday.
Chip Kelly was direct, accountable and right now seems very patient in dealing with the media and something new Kelly very rarely had to deal with at Oregon—losing.
The game itself, as it turned out, was a less than optimal setting for Donovan McNabb's retirement ceremony during halftime of Thursday night's Eagles loss to the Chiefs. But the loss didn't make the night any less special for McNabb.
It's almost impossible to prove, and it seems almost impossible to police. But it started during the opener against Washington, and it seems as if it's continued ever since.
The Eagles suffered a disappointing 26-16 loss to Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs last night, falling to 1-2 on the season.
Angelo Cataldi and the WIP Morning Show named their Winners and Weasels for the week of September 20th, 2013.
Two games in a row a team from the AFC West flew to Philadelphia off a short week and controlled the Eagles in their home stadium. There was plenty of blame to pass around in this one.
Andy Reid returned to Lincoln Financial Field last night, and brought the 2012 Eagles with him.
The loss wasted an amazing effort by LeSean McCoy, who rushed for a game-high 158 yards rushing on 20 carries, including a 41-yard fourth quarter touchdown that put the Eagles within a score of tying the Chiefs.
94WIP evening host Rob Ellis took over the stations Twitter account for the Thursday night football game between the Eagles and the Chiefs.
