This particular class is not very strong; there are no clear solutions for teams with quarterback issues. The aforementioned teams should either pursue a young solution via the 2010 NFL Draft, or trade for a QB such as Donovan McNabb, Kevin Kolb, Michael Vick or Brady Quinn. The “headliners” of this Free Agent class are either of the older washed-up veteran, or inexperienced/untested youngster variety; neither being an ideal fit for most teams. With no CBA agreement forthcoming, the pool shrinks even smaller, as most of those who would have been UFA are now RFA.

Instead of watching the cop-out that is the TCU-Boise State game or the Alabama-Texas fallacy of a championship, let’s boycott the BCS bowls.

UConn @ Notre Dame -6
Most of the year, I’ve stayed away from the Irish because they always seem to play games so close, no matter the opponent. I think Notre Dame is much better than 6 points against UConn, and I’ll give 6 points to prove it.
Notre Dame 34, UConn 21 – 2 Units

Wisc -7 @ Northwestern
I’m sure Wisconsin is going to try and make a case for a BCS bid and going into Evanston and proving they can beat a Northwestern team, who beat Iowa, could help their …

Is Steve Smith worthy of buying or selling? Fantasy football is all about getting the right players at the right times and I’ve made a buy/sell article to help out. This includes 3 players at each position (not defense and kicker) that you might buy or sell.
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New York Giants (4-0): No change for the top pick. The Giants are passing the ball better than they ever did when Plaxico was there, and once teams start to respect that, the run game will get going. Eli Manning’s health concerns me a bit.

New Orleans (4-0): I’ve been high on the Saints this year and I’m glad that it has taken ESPN 4 weeks to realize how good their defense is. If they continue this, the Giants-Saints matchup will be fun to watch.

Indianapolis (4-0): The Colts have been …