FreddieMercury

I admit it: I want a fantasy football magazine. I know, they're like the equivalent of junk food in fantasy football: filled with junk and mostly bad for you. But I can't help it. I've gotta have one, because it means the season is almost here. There's nothing like the tactile feel of the magazine in your hands, the hack analysis for fantasy noobs, and the tables of predictions that will be mostly wrong. So with that being said, which magazine do you think is the least bad? Which one will I most enjoy thumbing through in July and August while I wait for my draft?

I'm benching him for Percy Harvin.

Rotoworld - Willie Parker Any indications of whether this will keep him out of his start vs. the Chargers this week? Which one would be a better pickup if Parker can't go - Mendenhall or Mewelde Moore? Thanks!

Correll Buckhalter Johnny Knox

Why Leinart? Is there an injury to Kurt Warner I don't know about?

I had the awesome Matt Schaub/Steve Slaton combo myself.

Are we voting for Eli or Romo?

His ADP-12 is 2.04. Should I drop him to the third round? Or not touch him at all? Help!

I wanted to see what the bored's opinion was on Ted Ginn Jr.'s prospects this year. The criticism I've read the most about him is that he's got the wrong QB for his skill set. Pennington doesn't have the arm to really take advantage of his blinding speed. However, there's also a lot of upside: he's entering his third year, where lots of receivers take a quantum leap forward; he gets a lot of touches in the Wildcat formation, as well as kickoff returns; there's a good change that Henne could replace Pennington by mid-season, and Henne has a much better arm. I have a chance to hold him in my dynasty league, but I'm not sure how to project what he'll do this year. What do you think? Will he produce like a WR3 (or better)?

Yep, Stephen Jackson, Maurice Jones-Drew, and Larry Fitzgerald are your best three options.

I'm playing in a league where the top defenses tend to get taken very quickly in my draft. My strategy is to wait until the last round or two to pick my defense, and then just pick up whoever the best defense is on the waiver wire every week. So that means I will probably be taking essentially a WW pickup for Week 1 in my draft. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

I know they're still mathematically alive - so what has to happen? From what I can tell, Dallas needs to win at Philly next week, and needs Atlanta or Tampa Bay to lose at least one game. If Dallas wins and they both lose at least one game, then Dallas gets the #5 seed. If Dallas loses next week, it's all over. Is this right?

How about Nedney (@STL)?

Except for moving Dallas to the top, your list looks almost identical to mine. Dude, you've gotta stop with the plagiarism.

Yeah, I watch a lot, actually. I'd probably put the Eagles somewhere between 11 and 15. Too inconsistent from week to week. They're great against the Cards and Giants, but they get hammered by the Ravens. And I saw most of that Eagles-Bengals game, and it was easily the most pathetic display of football I saw this year. I'd take any of those top ten teams over the Eagles on a neutral field.