This one is for the high-pedigree fantasy football player. You've won a lot of championships. But this season just doesn't seems to be going your way. It's a reminder that anything can happen and that you can't simply rest on your laurels. Like a pro, you need to forget that wall of virtual trophies that lines your browser. This is a new season and whether you're in a legacy league or not, there is no need to make assumptions that your past finishes are going to catapult you to a good finish. You may have to lower your standards and surf the waiver wire and make some trades with that team that was the joke of your league many seasons running. Don't let winning condition you to such a big ego that their is an assumption that you don't have to do those things that you felt looked desperate on those teams you dominated previously. Adversely, don't be so desperate that you get away from what has helped you win in the past. The Larry Fitzgerald's of the world aren't producing, but they will . . . the talent is there and Palmer is back, so be patient. And maybe, if you're patient and approach your league with a good balance of that and making some moves, you won't have to forgo the spoils of being champion this season. Keep the faith. You're a winner.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
When Things Go Your Way
This one is for the high-pedigree fantasy football player. You've won a lot of championships. But this season just doesn't seems to be going your way. It's a reminder that anything can happen and that you can't simply rest on your laurels. Like a pro, you need to forget that wall of virtual trophies that lines your browser. This is a new season and whether you're in a legacy league or not, there is no need to make assumptions that your past finishes are going to catapult you to a good finish. You may have to lower your standards and surf the waiver wire and make some trades with that team that was the joke of your league many seasons running. Don't let winning condition you to such a big ego that their is an assumption that you don't have to do those things that you felt looked desperate on those teams you dominated previously. Adversely, don't be so desperate that you get away from what has helped you win in the past. The Larry Fitzgerald's of the world aren't producing, but they will . . . the talent is there and Palmer is back, so be patient. And maybe, if you're patient and approach your league with a good balance of that and making some moves, you won't have to forgo the spoils of being champion this season. Keep the faith. You're a winner.
This one is for the high-pedigree fantasy football player. You've won a lot of championships. But this season just doesn't seems to be going your way. It's a reminder that anything can happen and that you can't simply rest on your laurels. Like a pro, you need to forget that wall of virtual trophies that lines your browser. This is a new season and whether you're in a legacy league or not, there is no need to make assumptions that your past finishes are going to catapult you to a good finish. You may have to lower your standards and surf the waiver wire and make some trades with that team that was the joke of your league many seasons running. Don't let winning condition you to such a big ego that their is an assumption that you don't have to do those things that you felt looked desperate on those teams you dominated previously. Adversely, don't be so desperate that you get away from what has helped you win in the past. The Larry Fitzgerald's of the world aren't producing, but they will . . . the talent is there and Palmer is back, so be patient. And maybe, if you're patient and approach your league with a good balance of that and making some moves, you won't have to forgo the spoils of being champion this season. Keep the faith. You're a winner.
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