Month: October 2013

Last week was not a good week for AVS.  Everyone is looking to rebound from a losing week.  The season totals remain close, could this be the week where someone separates themselves from the group?    

Aristotle, the ultimate thinking man.  Football, the ultimate sport of man.  When going through this past week’s NFL action, we wondered what better way to dissect the games than to have humanity’s ultimate authority on all things philosophy and logic chime in and help us?  At first this seemed like a stretch.  Why would Aristotle take tame out of his busy day of answering life’s biggest questions to comment on some NFL topics for AVS?  However, the more we asked and asked (and eventually begged),he finally agreed to help us with this column…with one stipulation.  Aristotle is a man of questions.  He does this as a learning tool for himself Continue reading Aristotle’s NFL→

Welcome to the latest and greatest installment of Waiver Wire Wednesday. Every Tuesday, we arm you with 5 (this week 6!) guys to target on the waiver wire. We give you a quick snapshot of the player, and why you should consider adding them to your squad. Regardless your current record, you should never ignore the waiver wire. Bye weeks, injuries (looking at you Julio), and stars continuing to underachieve, makes effectively navigating the waiver wire on a weekly basis extremely important. Below, check out our breakdown of the 5 guys you should be targeting this week on the waiver wire. Continue reading Waiver Wire Wednesday 10.9→

The fantasy football season is officially ¼ over.  Here at AVS, we thought this was a perfect time to re-assess the fantasy football landscape.  4 games is enough time to give us some idea of league wide and team specific trends that can give owners a leg up on other owners for the rest of the season.  We have a much better idea of whom the breakout players are, who are major busts, and we can put new values on all players and positions. Fun with on pace statistics: 1.       Jordan Cameron – 120 catches, 1440 receiving yards, 20 TDs.  Obviously Continue reading Quarter Century Mark of the season FF update→