Our Opinions, NFL Predictions and How to Have Fun Winning Fantasy Football
Week Eleven was a tough one for for me and one that I have not really wanted to write about. We had high hopes that one of us would win our division in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Fantasy Football Experience League. Those hopes were crushed in Week Eleven.
All is fair in love and war… but how about in Fantasy Football?
Week Ten is finished and now the pressure is on! We are looking at every possible combination of wins and losses to determine the possibility of having a winning season.
We are heading into Week Ten with winning records and alive in the Survivor Pool. That doesn’t mean we are taking anything for granted – we have spent more time reading and researching this week than in the past few weeks.
We will have to wait until late tonight or tomorrow for the 2016 election results, but our Week Nine results are in now! Luckily things went mostly our way again. I am getting used to winning and am hoping to keep up the W streak for a few more weeks.
It’s hard to believe we are in Week Nine, the World Series is over, and Thanksgiving is right around the corner. We have had so much going on this fall, that it is absolutely flying by. My parents spent the last week and a half with us, watching the World Series and having lots of …
Week Eight was a fun week! We won all of our fantasy games and I stayed alive in the Survivor Pool. We had to make a few last minute adjustments to our teams due to injuries, but we were both able to pick up players who had good performances.
Almost midway through the NFL season and more than halfway through the fantasy season, injuries are piling up, making it harder to put together a winning team.
This was an important week for our fantasy teams, and I was more than a little worried about SaveTheBees. Both of our Fantasy Football Experience teams were plagued with injuries, and the waiver wire players didn’t seem to be very promising.
We are deep into the NFL season and our teams have been riddled with injuries. When we need to beef up our teams we turn to the waiver wire to fill in the blanks.