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Week 16 Waiver Wire Thoughts

My good fantasy karma must be out of control or something - I've made it to the championships in all three of my playoffs leagues. Amusingly, I will be playing against my husband in one league. I can say with certainty that we both really want to win, too, so I can only imagine how irritated the rest of my family will be on Christmas Eve as we check stats during quality family time. I'm still trying to work out how I can watch the Broncos game that night and not annoy the rest of my non-football loving family members.

Anyway, let's talk waivers. I already linked to a few yesterday, but read on for more:
For those of you who regularly swing by the blog to ask lineup questions, just a heads up that I will be traveling to the east coast on Friday and likely not really on e-mail or online at all that day. That also means the IDP and consensus start/sit posts will go up on Saturday morning instead of Friday.

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Anonymous said…
I just wanted to say overall that I love your blog. I didnt find it until later on in the year and somehow I have limped on in to the playoff in my legue. I say "limped" because I have had marginal to horrible players on my team this year and LT is about the only person who I have played consistently. I have to say you site helped me very much during those agonizing days leading up to the decision of who to play. Thanks for the hard work. ... Chris

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