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  •  Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow has a knack for extending the play, and John Dietz believes he’ll score enough fantasy points in the second half of the season to rank in the top 10 scorers.

    Fantasy football: Could Tebow save your season? Oct 13, 2011 12:00 AM
    The Broncos will start Tim Tebow at quarterback when the team comes out of the bye next week. Is he worth a pickup? Does he have instant starter potential in fantasy? Check out John's article to find out, plus get a big dose of good and bad bets heading into Week 6.

     
  •  Washington Redskins running back Tim Hightower (25) didn’t get many touches against the St. Louis Rams as head coach Mike Shanahan was able to get Ryan Torain to produce 135 yards and a touchdown. Fantasy owners may have to put Hightower on the bench as well.

    In fantasy football, learn to change with the coach Oct 6, 2011 12:00 AM
    In his weekly fantasy football column, John Dietz has advice on what to do when a head coach goes against your game plan for a key player. He also offers up a healthy sampling of good bets and bad bets for this week's action.

     
  •  New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruzscores a touchdown with Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Asante Samuel in pursuit Sunday in Philadelphia. Over two games, Matt Ryan and Eli Manning have burned the Eagles defense for 4 touchdowns apiece.

    Fantasy football: Don’t fear Eagles’ defense Sep 29, 2011 12:00 AM
    Fantasy football owners should leave their players on the bench when they go play the Eagles, right? Wrong. Philly's defense has plenty of holes.

     
  •  Fantasy football owners of Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles don’t have to give up on the season. Our fantasy football expert, John Dietz, says there’s time to work a trade if you can match your depth to another owner’s needs.

    Fantasy football: Here’s how to stay afloat Sep 22, 2011 12:00 AM
    Fantasy football owners of Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles are reeling right now, but don't despair. It's gut-check time, to be sure, and John Dietz gives some advice on how to keep your team afloat.

     
  • Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton had an incredible day against the Arizona Cardinals, but he should find it much tougher to put up big numbers against the Green Bay Packers this week.

    Taking a closer look at 8 high-scoring quarterbacksSep 15, 2011 12:00 AM
    Fourteen quarterbacks threw for more than 300 yards in Week 1. Many of them weren't expected to help fantasy teams much this season. Is there hope for some? John Dietz, the Daily Herald's fantasy football columnist, takes a closer look at eight of them in this week's report.

     
  • Peyton Manning owners, fear not: How you can overcome disaster Sep 8, 2011 12:00 AM
    Fantasy football owners who own Peyton Manning need to do some quick patchwork to their team. And non-Manning owners can also take advantage of the situation if they are cunning enough. John Dietz gives advice that everyone can use with the Colts' QB possibly out for the season.

     
  • Patriots wide receivers Wes Welker, left, and Chad Ochocinco should both finish in the top 25 in fantasy points this season.

    Ranking fantasy football wide receivers tougher than ever Aug 26, 2011 12:00 AM
    I feel pretty good about the top 16 wide receivers, but after that ... wow. This much is for sure: It’s going to be a crazy year in which more players than usual who aren’t even ranked will be waiver-wire pickups as the season progresses.

     
  • Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers has averaged 28.7 TD passes and 4.3 TD runs since becoming a starter in 2008.

    Rodgers or Vick? Who is No. 1 fantasy QB? Aug 25, 2011 12:00 AM
    I'm giving the slight nod to Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, who missed most of two games in 2010 yet still threw for 3,922 yards, ran for 356 and had 32 total touchdowns. Vick missed most of five games, threw for 3,018 yards, ran for 676 and amassed 30 total TDs.

     
  • Oakland Raiders running back Darren McFadden should take it to the next level behind a superb run-blocking line.

    Fantasy football: Foster, Peterson top of the running back class Aug 24, 2011 12:00 AM
    Adrian Peterson? Arian Foster? Chris Johnson? Who does John Dietz say is this year's No. 1 running back for fantasy football? And who are his sleepers and players to avoid?

     
  • The solution to college bowl apathyJan 9, 2011 12:00 AM
    Remember when New Year's Day used to mean something in the world of college football? Remember when you cared about how a title contender fared in the Sugar Bowl because it directly affected the other contender in the Orange Bowl? Or the Rose Bowl? Or the Cotton Bowl?

     
  • New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady deserves the MVP award, according to Daily Herald fantasy football voters.

    Fantasy voters come out strong for Brady, VickDec 30, 2010 12:00 AM
    Consistency. That’s all we really ask out of our fantasy football players, and especially our studs. We don’t want the Chris Johnsons, Dwayne Bowes and Aaron Rodgers of the world giving us multiple clunkers during the season.

     
  • Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick likely will be a first-round pick in many fantasy football drafts next season. He leads the NFL in fantasy scoring this year.

    Fantasy football tips for 2011Dec 23, 2010 12:00 AM
    Merry Christmas, everybody! As we get set to wrap up another exciting season, I thought this would be a perfect time to look forward to next season (assuming there is one). A few years ago, I remember someone saying they went to their draft with fantasy leaders from the second half of the season. They figured whomever was hot at the end of one year would keep it up the following season.

     
  • Tom Brady has thrown 29 TD passes and just 4 interceptions. Is that enough to earn him your fantasy MVP vote?

    Vote in Daily Herald's annual fantasy football awardsDec 16, 2010 12:00 AM
    It’s that time of year again. Time for praise. Time to vent. Time to blast and rip the players who did you wrong. Yes, welcome to the 12th annual Daily Herald fantasy football awards.

     
  • Fantasy studs and duds Dec 12, 2010 12:00 AM
    Plenty of fantasy players woke up Sunday morning and yanked Tom Brady out of their lineups, but he was nothing short of spectacular in delivering a 369-yard, 2-TD day against the Bears. Even more impressive was the day Darren McFadden had. The Raiders’ RB had 123 rushing yards, 86 receiving and scored 3 long-distance touchdowns in an all-world performance that likely advanced many fantasy teams into the next round.

     
  • New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady throws against the New York Jets during the second quarter of a NFL football game at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass. Monday, Dec. 6, 2010. (AP Photo/Winslow Townson)

    Dominant fantasy teams few and far between Dec 9, 2010 12:00 AM
    Partiy, as we all know, is running rampant throughout the NFL. Only the AFC West has a division leader with more than a 1-game advantage, and that means fans are in for an intense final month of the season.

     
  • Fantasy football studs and dudsDec 5, 2010 12:00 AM
    All that consternation. All that worrying. And for nothing. Adrian Peterson owners twisted and squirmed all week, praying their injured stud could go against the Buffalo's league-worst run defense. Well, all Peterson did was run for 107 yards and 3 TDs as the Vikings dominated in a 38-14 victory

     
  • Impossible to replace Gore ... but some options exist Dec 2, 2010 12:00 AM
    While messing around on Facebook this week, I ran across a post by one of my brother’s friends that read, “Norm Klebba has just had his fantasy season flushed down the toilet.” It didn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what happened to poor, old Norm.

     
  • Much like in Baltimore, the Pittsburgh pass defense is having difficulty shutting down receivers. Quarterbacks against the Steelers and Ravens have averaged more than 300 yards per game over the last five games.

    It’s time to take advantage of struggles by Steelers, RavensNov 18, 2010 12:00 AM
    The Steelers and the Ravens. With their ruthless, hard-hitting, make-you-work-for-every-inch defenses, these are two teams that make us cringe when our fantasy football players go up against them.

     
  • Seattle Seahawks Marshawn Lynch is a good bet to roll up the rushing yards against Arizona this week, says John Dietz.

    Fantasy football commish deserves props Nov 11, 2010 12:00 AM
    The commish. It’s a job few fantasy football participants want, but one brave soul in every league puts themselves in the line of fire year in and year out.

     
  • San Diego Chargers tight end Antonio Gates (85) drags Tennessee Titans safety Michael Griffin, left, while gaining 15 yards on a pass-completion during the first half of an NFL football game on Oct. 31 in San Diego.

    Injury bug strikes our first-half MVPNov 4, 2010 12:00 AM
    It's that time of year again time to dole out the midseason fantasy football awards. Time to heap praise upon our studs and blast the duds. So without further adieu ... My first-half MVP award goes to none other than ... (envelope, please) ...

     
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