Smitty, from Fantasy Football Xtreme, goes on 1060am “The Fan” to talk fantasy football with Russ Bliss, host of The RedZone. Russ is also the big dog over at Fantasy Football Starters. Smitty talks with Russ about his favorite 2009 fantasy football draft strategy. Smitty also discloses his No. 1 breakout candidate for the 2009 fantasy football season. Take a listen!
Is Brian Westbrook going to crank out elite fantasy numbers once again in 2009? Or, will the stud fall off the face of the earth at that dreaded age of 30. Find out!
Fantasy Football Xtreme has Ronnie Brown pegged as a “must-own” heading into 2009 fantasy football drafts? Why? Where should fantasy owners take him in 2009 fantasy football drafts? Find out!
This article focuses on 2009 Third-Year Breakout Wide Receivers. In 2007, Braylon Edwards exploded, catching 16 touchdown passes. In 2008, Greg Jennings and Brandon Marshall shined. What third-year fantasy football wide receiver will breakout in 2009? Find out!
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Below are some sleepers worth talking about as we head toward July.
Second-Round Worthy
Michael Turner | ATL RB
In our recent Expert Fantasy Football Draft, we were able to grab Turner at 3.05. That’s what you call value, because Turner easily has top 15RB upside — And that’s being conservative. Now, [...]
It’s official: Michael Turner has signed with Atlanta. Find out why we think Turner could be a future top 10RB. Crazy? We’ve been called worse! Read more!
No writer expects more out of future star Michael Turner than Smitty. Fantasy Football Xtreme expects Turner to soon be a top 10RB in this league. Why? How? Find out why we are so high on the youngster.
February 29th, 2008 marks the start of free agency and the trading period in the NFL, which means some players are going to go from rags to riches in a matter of weeks.
Also, Check Out This Turner Footage
Looking for 2009 Third-Year Breakouts?
Almost every fantasy owner has heard of the Third-Year Breakout WR Theory. If you haven’t, the theory basically suggests that a wide receiver’s third NFL season is often his breakout season. Whatever the reason, whether it be the need for experience, or time to battle through injury, this theory [...]
