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FR: Free agency weekly review
Here are some thoughts on this week’s free-agent moves. (You can read about the opening weekend moves relative to each other here.) Once the market slows down and the draft approaches, we’ll put...
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Fantasy Football Applaud or a Fraud – Week 1
Each week, we’ll comb through the stat sheets to identify fantasy football performances of note. Then we’ll try to analyze these performances to see if these players should be applauded or if they’re a...
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Jersey Numbers: Wide Receivers
Over the next several weeks, we’re going to look at several different positions (I can’t yet promise all) to identify the best players wearing each jersey number at each position. If this goes as...
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FR: Super Bowl 44 potential playmakers
As we did last year, we’re going to play relativity with Super Bowl 44′s best playmakers. After pegging Santonio Holmes as the Steelers’ top option last year, we want to repeat our success. As always,...
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Fantasy Football: Starting wide receivers
Who do you trust? When it comes to fantasy football, trust is a huge issue. A dependable every-week starter is like gold, because he can limit lineup decisions, matchup questions, and heartburn. In...
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FR: 2010 NFL Preview
The reason FootballRelativity.com exists is to do away with the antiquated and inadequate power rankings and replace them with a tool that’s more useful in comparing teams. So each week during the...
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Thanksgiving Leftovers – Saints/Cowboys, Patriots/Lions, Jets/Bengals
Most weeks, we focus on one game and share our thoughts on it, both from an on-field perspective and a fantasy football perspective. But this week, we’re going to present our thoughts on all three...
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Football Relativity: Divisional round
Each week, we compare all 32 NFL teams using our Football Relativity comparison. On the comparison, the 10 level is reserved for the best teams, and the 1 level for the worst. Normally, we note...
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