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Do you have a fantasy question for our Staff? Submit it below, and we will use the questions on our podcasts!! Our Staff: Jeff Hoffman, Editor Jay Charles Johnson, Assoc. Editor-Content Tre Akins, Assoc. Editor-Website/Media Writers: Ryan Nipp, Jay Charbonneau, Elaine Hamilton, Fred Cannock, Frankie U.
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Dynasty Coach ShowNEW!!!! Our third Dynasty Coach Podcast of 2008 is here!! In this edition we discuss the Quarterback Rankings for 2008. Enjoy the show. Click here for the MP3 of the Show! Our second Dynasty Coach Podcast of 2008 is here!! In this edition we discuss the Wide Receiver Rankings for 2008. Enjoy the show. Click here for the MP3 of the Show! Our first Dynasty Coach Podcast of 2008 is here!! In this edition we discuss the Running Back Rankings for 2008. Enjoy the show. Click here for the MP3 of the Show! NFC East West Coaching OutlookBy: Jeff Hoffman, Editor This week we are going to focus on the coaching changes in the NFL, and tell you what we think each coaching staff is going to do with the talent they have on their roster. You have the best talent on a roster, but of the coaches doesn’t know how to use it, the players will not produce as expected. Also a team with below average talent could surprise with the right coaches and game-plan. Today we look at the NFC East. Dallas Cowboys Head Coach: Wade Phillips Offensive Coordinator: Jason Garrett Defensive Coordinator: Brian Stewart Offense: This offense is one of the best in the league and should keep clicking at a high level. Look for the team to try to pass more to take the pressure of Marion Barber III in his first year as a starting running back. The team will pass to get the lead and set-up the run. Defense: This is Wade Phillip’s defense. They play the 3-4 and Phillips’s specialty is finding ways to bring pressure on the quarterback from unexpected places. The defensive line is good against the run, the linebackers produce sacks, and the secondary is one of the best in the league. New York Giants Head Coach: Tom Coughlin Offensive Coordinator: Kevin Gilbride Defensive Coordinator: Steve Spagnuolo Offense: Everything clicked for this balanced offense at the end of 2007. Eli Manning had the best run of his career, the running game was solid, and the receivers made big plays to win big games. I have big concerns about the chances that all these things came come together again in 2008. there are unhappy players who want new contracts, and Manning will need to play at the same level he played at the end of last year. In the end selfish players like Burress and Shockey could keep this team from repeating its success. Defense: This is a 4-3 defense, that puts everything into getting after the quarterback. Despite the retirement of Strahan, the defense has one of the best defensive lines in the league and will have no problem stopping the run and getting after the quarterback. The linebackers are solid, and the secondary is a good blend of young playmakers and veteran leaders. AFC West Coaching OutlookBy: Jeff Hoffman, Editor This week we are going to focus on the coaching changes in the NFL, and tell you what we think each coaching staff is going to do with the talent they have on their roster. You have the best talent on a roster, but of the coaches doesn’t know how to use it, the players will not produce as expected. Also a team with below average talent could surprise with the right coaches and game-plan. Today we look at the AFC West. Denver Broncos Head Coach: Mike Shanahan Offensive Coordinator: Jeremy Bates Defensive Coordinator: Bob Slowik Offense: The Broncos employ a classic west coast offense, with a emphasis on establishing the run. The offense is in major flux since Jay Cutler still needs to prove he is an elite quarterback, Selvin Young needs to show he can be a starting running back, and Brandon Marshal is coming back from a serious arm injury. All of these factors need to click for the Broncos to improve on last year’s numbers. Defense: The Broncos have an excellent secondary, but their linebackers and defensive line have been disappointments for years. They play a traditional 4-3 and hope that their secondary can make plays to stop drives. |
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