Fantasy Football Finals
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Jeff Vreeland | Tuesday, December 19, 2006 |
This is the championship week for most Fantasy Football leagues. I have made it to the championship of 2 of my 4 leagues and am feeling quite strong about both of my teams.
My question to you the readers is How many leagues per season do you do? I average about 4 a season and 3 of the 4 are personal leagues with friends.
The strong play of Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison brought me through on one game last night while allowing my opponent in another league to nearly come back on me. The trialls and tribulations of this season have nearly brought my PC to its knees. Peyton has played good and then bad, while Tom Brady has cost me an entire league. One high point of the season is the great play of Brian Westbrook. To me, he is by far the MVP for my four Fantasy Football Leagues (as I have him in all four leagues).
Who is your Fantasy Football MVP?
- Fantasy Sports Championship Ring
- Fantasy Football Guide
- NYT’s Fantasy Football Weblog
- Westbrook off the Right End
- Judge rules MLB baseball statistics are public
- Fantasy Football Sleepers
- Eli Manning Better Than You Think?
- Manning, Brady, Favre Could Become 1st QBs to Beat 31 Teams
- Baseball Suing Fantasy Leagues over Stats Use
- Champ Bailey VS. Deion Sanders
LaDainian Tomlinson has pretty much carried me to the championship game in one of my three leagues. No other player has been as consistent.
Tony Romo has been a surprise stud, too. I have him and Brett Favre in a team that went 11-2 in the regular season and is in the finals. Both were waiver wire pickups.
Drew Brees did a great job for me in one league, too, although he wasn’t enough to overcome inconsistent wide receiver play.
I actually had Westbrook in one of my leagues but I was pretty running back heavy and used him only sporadically.
Tomlinson has been the man this year in Fantasy Sports and carried one of my Championship teams.
I never had a chance to pick up Romo, but I can see how he would be a great mid-season pickup.
Drew Brees became a starter in one of my leagues that did not make the playoffs after Donovan McNabb went out with injury.
Another great year of Fantasy Football is coming to an end unfortunately, and I will miss it.
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