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Added for You - Buy, Watch or Pass - Week 6
One thing that I’ve learned after 35 years in advertising is that no business wants to pay more than they have to for promotional expenses. It’s understandable considering all the various marketing options and the associated costs. A business has so many fixed overhead expenses from insurance to rent to employees that advertising is often left to the very end. The sad truth is that without proper promotion, the business can’t survive. I sold Yellow Page ads for 25 years and was invariably told that the ads were just too expensive. I used to ask, compared to what? It was then that I realized that I needed to educate my clients.What I ended up doing was justifying the investment through the use of the ROI or the “return on investment” technique. In basic layman’s terms, it works like this. Suppose you have purchased a newspaper ad for $100. Say you’re a florist and profit $10 on average per order. So you now need 10 orders to offset the cost of the ad. That’s the simplified version and it can be applied to
You may look at Marion Barber’s stat line and think, “Big Deal!” But did you know that this is his fourth consecutive game with a TD? Barber is constantly being featured in short yardage situations, meaning more goal line carries, giving him HUGE fantasy value. While he isn’t the featured back, Julius Jones is known to be injury prone & the Cowboys don’t have any very tough run defenses the rest of the way. The guy is averaging 5 yards a carry & getting quite a few touches each game. What are you waiting for!? BUY
WR’s
Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens – 101 rec yds, 2 TD’s
If you read about Kyle Boller above, then you know not to read much into Mark Clayton. The two touchdowns were off of tipped passes that luckily fell into Clayton’s hands for touchdowns. If you take those away, he would have had 3 catches for 25 yards. McNair doesn’t look particularly impressive right now & Boller still hasn’t proven much. The Ravens just recently fired their offensive coordinator Jim Fassel, leaving Brian Billick to call the plays. We’ll see if that has any effect. For now, until we see more out of the QB position, you’ve got to look else where. PASS
Drew Carter, Carolina Panthers – 65 rec yds, 1 TD & Nate Washington, Pittsburgh Steelers – 68 rec yds, 1 TD
I decided to bunch Drew Carter & Nate Washington together because they both are nearly in identical situations. Both players are good #3 wide receivers on their respectable teams, but they don’t have much to of
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Kyle Boller, Baltimore Ravens – 226 pass yds, 3 TD’s, 1 INT
Kyle Boller had the starting job for 3 years before the Ravens had seen enough. They brought in the injury plagued Steve McNair and thought they had solved all their quarterback woes. Unfortunately, McNair has not lived up to expectations and got hurt (again) in the loss to the Panthers last week. Boller came in and played well, however 2 of his 3 TD passes were the product of luck more than skill. They came off of tipped passes in the air that found their way into Mark Clayton’s hands. Boller has shown flashes of talent in the past, but is way too inconsistent. The Ravens have a BYE next week and expect McNair to return the following week. Don't buy into this performance. PASS
Philip Rivers, San Diego Chargers – 344 pass yds, 2 TD’s
Before people get on my back about my "PASS" from last week, please note that he just went up and shredded a very mediocre 49ers defense. Do I think Rivers is a good QB? Absolutely. Is he a starting FANTASY QB? I'm still going to say no. If you look at the rest of his schedule, he goes up against some tough pass defenses, while the run defenses he will be playing during that time are pretty weak. The run game will rule supreme during that stretch. Certainly you can't look past his last 2 performances, but I can't recommend him at this point as described above. However, do keep your eye on him. WATCH
Chad Pennington, New York Jets – 175 pass yds, 2 TD’s
Pennington has been a mixed bag so far this year. Against the Dolphins, Pennington showed the good side of him, throwing for 175 yards, 2 TD's & no INT's. While it was nothing to write home about, it was still a solid performance none the less, coming after the 71 yard, 0 TD, 3 INT performance against the Jaguars the previous week. Looking at the rest of his schedule, he has some really good matchups blended in with some really bad ones. It's hard to recommend Pennington as a front line starter, but he is definatley worthy of a roster spot. BUY, but pick and choose your matchups.
Matt Leinart, Arizona Cardinals – 232 pass yds, 2 TD’s
While Arizona has no excuse for losing that game on Monday, you can’t blame Matt Leinart, who had another solid outing by throwing for 232 yards & 2 TD’s. While I think highly of Leinart, there are some things to be concerned about. First off is that his offensive line is horrible. That’ll lead to lots of sacks, which in turn could lead to more turnovers (e.g. Look at what happened Monday). Secondly, he has thrown all his touchdowns in the first quarter, leading me to believe he is having a hard time making changes after the defense adjusts to him. Could it be a personnel issue? Well, Dennis Green fired his offensive coordinator after the game and replaced him with Mike Kruczek, the quarterback coach, who says he has a close personal relationship with Leinart. We’ll see if things change, but Leinart has some killer matchups down the road along with some great weapons. Despite the concerns, this guy has great talent. Don’t miss out! BUY
Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers – 214 pass yds, 2 TD’s, 1 INT
I noted last week that if you threw out the game against Kansas City, Alex Smith had been very consistently productive. He has a tough stretch coming up, starting with this last week against San Diego. Much to my surprise, Smith played very smart, turning the ball over once while throwing 2 TD's. As a matter of fact, the whole offense actually did well in the first half. If it wasn't for a very poor defensive effort, they could've won this game. In any case, Smith is growing up. He has 8 TD's compared to 4 INT's, and played well against a tough San Diego D. I can't recommend him the next 2 games (Chicago & Minnesota), but after that, he may reach top Fantasy QB levels with all the weak secondaries he'll be facing. He has the weapons to do so. BUY
RB’s
Travis Henry, Tennessee Titans – 178 rush yds, 1 TD
I'll be the first to admit I didn't this one coming. 32 carries for 178 yards and a TD? Wow! I think it's safe to say Henry has a firm handle on the starting job, as Chris Brown only got 3 carries & LenDale White didn't even get one. I can't really say it's time to jump on the bandwagon & depend on him as a Fantasy starter, because that defense still isn't very good, they have a rookie QB starting & they are a young team that are going to make mistakes, all resulting in Tennessee to force to pass the ball more than run it. Plus, Henry is very fragile & they probably will want to get White more carries down the road. While Tennessee has a couple of good matchups (Indianapolis, Buffalo & 2 against Houston), the rest are hit or miss. With no crystal ball to look at, you still have to be wary about his production & playing time as the season wears on. I want to say watch, but because running backs are a rare commodity, this will probably be your last chance to grab him. BUY, but watch very carefully.
Najeh Davenport, Pittsburgh Steelers – 78 rush yds, 1 TD
The Steelers have been searching for that big bruiser since Bettis retired to begin the season. Najeh Davenport was supposed to be that guy, but he began the season with a nagging calf injury, keeping him out early in the season. It looks as if that is finally starting to heal, based on the playing time he had on Sunday. Most of his time came after Pittsburgh was slaughtering the Chiefs, but looked good and was productive. Davenport was a great backup in Green Bay before going on the IR in his final season with them, so lingering injuries are a concern. He’s definitely a talented back, but the opportunity hasn’t arrived yet. Willie Parker has actually looked great in goal line situations, so there is no reason to believe Davenport will be stealing those carries away anytime soon. Until then, he doesn’t hold any fantasy value. If you are a Parker owner, WATCH. Everyone else, PASS
Marion Barber III, Dallas Cowboys – 57 rush yds, 1 TD
You may look at Marion Barber’s stat line and think, “Big Deal!” But did you know that this is his fourth consecutive game with a TD? Barber is constantly being featured in short yardage situations, meaning more goal line carries, giving him HUGE fantasy value. While he isn’t the featured back, Julius Jones is known to be injury prone & the Cowboys don’t have any very tough run defenses the rest of the way. The guy is averaging 5 yards a carry & getting quite a few touches each game. What are you waiting for!? BUY
WR’s
Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens – 101 rec yds, 2 TD’s
If you read about Kyle Boller above, then you know not to read much into Mark Clayton. The two touchdowns were off of tipped passes that luckily fell into Clayton’s hands for touchdowns. If you take those away, he would have had 3 catches for 25 yards. McNair doesn’t look particularly impressive right now & Boller still hasn’t proven much. The Ravens just recently fired their offensive coordinator Jim Fassel, leaving Brian Billick to call the plays. We’ll see if that has any effect. For now, until we see more out of the QB position, you’ve got to look else where. PASS
Drew Carter, Carolina Panthers – 65 rec yds, 1 TD & Nate Washington, Pittsburgh Steelers – 68 rec yds, 1 TD
I decided to bunch Drew Carter & Nate Washington together because they both are nearly in identical situations. Both players are good #3 wide receivers on their respectable teams, but they don’t have much to off
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Matt Leinart, Arizona Cardinals – 232 pass yds, 2 TD’s
While Arizona has no excuse for losing that game on Monday, you can’t blame Matt Leinart, who had another solid outing by throwing for 232 yards & 2 TD’s. While I think highly of Leinart, there are some things to be concerned about. First off is that his offensive line is horrible. That’ll lead to lots of sacks, which in turn could lead to more turnovers (e.g. Look at what happened Monday). Secondly, he has thrown all his touchdowns in the first quarter, leading me to believe he is having a hard time making changes after the defense adjusts to him. Could it be a personnel issue? Well, Dennis Green fired his offensive coordinator after the game and replaced him with Mike Kruczek, the quarterback coach, who says he has a close personal relationship with Leinart. We’ll see if things change, but Leinart has some killer matchups down the road along with some great weapons. Despite the concerns, this guy has great talent. Don’t miss out! BUY
Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers – 214 pass yds, 2 TD’s, 1 INT
I noted last week that if you threw out the game against Kansas City, Alex Smith had been very consistently productive. He has a tough stretch coming up, starting with this last week against San Diego. Much to my surprise, Smith played very smart, turning the ball over once while throwing 2 TD's. As a matter of fact, the whole offense actually did well in the first half. If it wasn't for a very poor defensive effort, they could've won this game. In any case, Smith is growing up. He has 8 TD's compared to 4 INT's, and played well against a tough San Diego D. I can't recommend him the next 2 games (Chicago & Minnesota), but after that, he may reach top Fantasy QB levels with all the weak secondaries he'll be facing. He has the weapons to do so. BUY
RB’s
Travis Henry, Tennessee Titans – 178 rush yds, 1 TD
I'll be the first to admit I didn't this one coming. 32 carries for 178 yards and a TD? Wow! I think it's safe to say Henry has a firm handle on the starting job, as Chris Brown only got 3 carries & LenDale White didn't even get one. I can't really say it's time to jump on the bandwagon & depend on him as a Fantasy starter, because that defense still isn't very good, they have a rookie QB starting & they are a young team that are going to make mistakes, all resulting in Tennessee to force to pass the ball more than run it. Plus, Henry is very fragile & they probably will want to get White more carries down the road. While Tennessee has a couple of good matchups (Indianapolis, Buffalo & 2 against Houston), the rest are hit or miss. With no crystal ball to look at, you still have to be wary about his production & playing time as the season wears on. I want to say watch, but because running backs are a rare commodity, this will probably be your last chance to grab him. BUY, but watch very carefully.
Najeh Davenport, Pittsburgh Steelers – 78 rush yds, 1 TD
The Steelers have been searching for that big bruiser since Bettis retired to begin the season. Najeh Davenport was supposed to be that guy, but he began the season with a nagging calf injury, keeping him out early in the season. It looks as if that is finally starting to heal, based on the playing time he had on Sunday. Most of his time came after Pittsburgh was slaughtering the Chiefs, but looked good and was productive. Davenport was a great backup in Green Bay before going on the IR in his final season with them, so lingering injuries are a concern. He’s definitely a talented back, but the opportunity hasn’t arrived yet. Willie Parker has actually looked great in goal line situations, so there is no reason to believe Davenport will be stealing those carries away anytime soon. Until then, he doesn’t hold any fantasy value. If you are a Parker owner, WATCH. Everyone else, PASS
Marion Barber III, Dallas Cowboys – 57 rush yds, 1 TD
You may look at Marion Barber’s stat line and think, “Big Deal!” But did you know that this is his fourth consecutive game with a TD? Barber is constantly being featured in short yardage situations, meaning more goal line carries, giving him HUGE fantasy value. While he isn’t the featured back, Julius Jones is known to be injury prone & the Cowboys don’t have any very tough run defenses the rest of the way. The guy is averaging 5 yards a carry & getting quite a few touches each game. What are you waiting for!? BUY
WR’s
Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens – 101 rec yds, 2 TD’s
If you read about Kyle Boller above, then you know not to read much into Mark Clayton. The two touchdowns were off of tipped passes that luckily fell into Clayton’s hands for touchdowns. If you take those away, he would have had 3 catches for 25 yards. McNair doesn’t look particularly impressive right now & Boller still hasn’t proven much. The Ravens just recently fired their offensive coordinator Jim Fassel, leaving Brian Billick to call the plays. We’ll see if that has any effect. For now, until we see more out of the QB position, you’ve got to look else where. PASS
Drew Carter, Carolina Panthers – 65 rec yds, 1 TD & Nate Washington, Pittsburgh Steelers – 68 rec yds, 1 TD
I decided to bunch Drew Carter & Nate Washington together because they both are nearly in identical situations. Both players are good #3 wide receivers on their respectable teams, but they don’t have much to of
As a former CEO of a publicly-traded company, I have watched the emerging revelations of corporate wrongdoing with more than a passing interest. While filled with the same revulsion shared by many to the immoral, illegal and greedy actions of some companies and their leaders, I am also concerned that we not overreact and undercut an economic system that is clearly the best in the world. The fault, my dear readers, is not with the system, but with an abuse of the system. We should also be careful to differentiate between the greedy abuse of the system and the criminal act of looting a company.As I read attacks on stock options and other forms of incentive compensation, my thoughts parallel the arguments of gun advocates who say, “Guns don’t kill. People kill.” Stock options don’t harm shareholders, greedy people do. Inhibiting or eliminating stock options and other forms of incentive compensation plans will make it more difficult for the greedy to gain, but such action will also reduce the incentive for em
Alex Smith, San Francisco 49ers – 214 pass yds, 2 TD’s, 1 INT
I noted last week that if you threw out the game against Kansas City, Alex Smith had been very consistently productive. He has a tough stretch coming up, starting with this last week against San Diego. Much to my surprise, Smith played very smart, turning the ball over once while throwing 2 TD's. As a matter of fact, the whole offense actually did well in the first half. If it wasn't for a very poor defensive effort, they could've won this game. In any case, Smith is growing up. He has 8 TD's compared to 4 INT's, and played well against a tough San Diego D. I can't recommend him the next 2 games (Chicago & Minnesota), but after that, he may reach top Fantasy QB levels with all the weak secondaries he'll be facing. He has the weapons to do so. BUY
RB’s
Travis Henry, Tennessee Titans – 178 rush yds, 1 TD
I'll be the first to admit I didn't this one coming. 32 carries for 178 yards and a TD? Wow! I think it's safe to say Henry has a firm handle on the starting job, as Chris Brown only got 3 carries & LenDale White didn't even get one. I can't really say it's time to jump on the bandwagon & depend on him as a Fantasy starter, because that defense still isn't very good, they have a rookie QB starting & they are a young team that are going to make mistakes, all resulting in Tennessee to force to pass the ball more than run it. Plus, Henry is very fragile & they probably will want to get White more carries down the road. While Tennessee has a couple of good matchups (Indianapolis, Buffalo & 2 against Houston), the rest are hit or miss. With no crystal ball to look at, you still have to be wary about his production & playing time as the season wears on. I want to say watch, but because running backs are a rare commodity, this will probably be your last chance to grab him. BUY, but watch very carefully.
Najeh Davenport, Pittsburgh Steelers – 78 rush yds, 1 TD
The Steelers have been searching for that big bruiser since Bettis retired to begin the season. Najeh Davenport was supposed to be that guy, but he began the season with a nagging calf injury, keeping him out early in the season. It looks as if that is finally starting to heal, based on the playing time he had on Sunday. Most of his time came after Pittsburgh was slaughtering the Chiefs, but looked good and was productive. Davenport was a great backup in Green Bay before going on the IR in his final season with them, so lingering injuries are a concern. He’s definitely a talented back, but the opportunity hasn’t arrived yet. Willie Parker has actually looked great in goal line situations, so there is no reason to believe Davenport will be stealing those carries away anytime soon. Until then, he doesn’t hold any fantasy value. If you are a Parker owner, WATCH. Everyone else, PASS
Marion Barber III, Dallas Cowboys – 57 rush yds, 1 TD
You may look at Marion Barber’s stat line and think, “Big Deal!” But did you know that this is his fourth consecutive game with a TD? Barber is constantly being featured in short yardage situations, meaning more goal line carries, giving him HUGE fantasy value. While he isn’t the featured back, Julius Jones is known to be injury prone & the Cowboys don’t have any very tough run defenses the rest of the way. The guy is averaging 5 yards a carry & getting quite a few touches each game. What are you waiting for!? BUY
WR’s
Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens – 101 rec yds, 2 TD’s
If you read about Kyle Boller above, then you know not to read much into Mark Clayton. The two touchdowns were off of tipped passes that luckily fell into Clayton’s hands for touchdowns. If you take those away, he would have had 3 catches for 25 yards. McNair doesn’t look particularly impressive right now & Boller still hasn’t proven much. The Ravens just recently fired their offensive coordinator Jim Fassel, leaving Brian Billick to call the plays. We’ll see if that has any effect. For now, until we see more out of the QB position, you’ve got to look else where. PASS
Drew Carter, Carolina Panthers – 65 rec yds, 1 TD & Nate Washington, Pittsburgh Steelers – 68 rec yds, 1 TD
I decided to bunch Drew Carter & Nate Washington together because they both are nearly in identical situations. Both players are good #3 wide receivers on their respectable teams, but they don’t have much to of
Anyone who is in the retail sector of the computer business will recognize the following dilemna. Before buying, the consumer desires to know everything about the technical aspects of the laptops, rather than the practical aspects. It seems the customer will try and find out all of the technical differences between hard drive’s… such as seek time, partitions available, physical dimensions…. All important stuff to be sure. But this information is sought out before the practical details such as “What am I going to do with this laptop is considered.It is still amazing to hear people say they do not really know what they want to DO with a laptop, but they are sure they want a Dell. The concern is not with their desire for a Dell (a great brand, sure)… but why they didn’t bother to think about what they were hoping to do with the laptop they were planning to buy in the first place. It would be like deciding what car you were going to buy before deciding what you needed your car to do or even thinking if you we
Najeh Davenport, Pittsburgh Steelers – 78 rush yds, 1 TD
The Steelers have been searching for that big bruiser since Bettis retired to begin the season. Najeh Davenport was supposed to be that guy, but he began the season with a nagging calf injury, keeping him out early in the season. It looks as if that is finally starting to heal, based on the playing time he had on Sunday. Most of his time came after Pittsburgh was slaughtering the Chiefs, but looked good and was productive. Davenport was a great backup in Green Bay before going on the IR in his final season with them, so lingering injuries are a concern. He’s definitely a talented back, but the opportunity hasn’t arrived yet. Willie Parker has actually looked great in goal line situations, so there is no reason to believe Davenport will be stealing those carries away anytime soon. Until then, he doesn’t hold any fantasy value. If you are a Parker owner, WATCH. Everyone else, PASS
Marion Barber III, Dallas Cowboys – 57 rush yds, 1 TD
You may look at Marion Barber’s stat line and think, “Big Deal!” But did you know that this is his fourth consecutive game with a TD? Barber is constantly being featured in short yardage situations, meaning more goal line carries, giving him HUGE fantasy value. While he isn’t the featured back, Julius Jones is known to be injury prone & the Cowboys don’t have any very tough run defenses the rest of the way. The guy is averaging 5 yards a carry & getting quite a few touches each game. What are you waiting for!? BUY
WR’s
Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens – 101 rec yds, 2 TD’s
If you read about Kyle Boller above, then you know not to read much into Mark Clayton. The two touchdowns were off of tipped passes that luckily fell into Clayton’s hands for touchdowns. If you take those away, he would have had 3 catches for 25 yards. McNair doesn’t look particularly impressive right now & Boller still hasn’t proven much. The Ravens just recently fired their offensive coordinator Jim Fassel, leaving Brian Billick to call the plays. We’ll see if that has any effect. For now, until we see more out of the QB position, you’ve got to look else where. PASS
Drew Carter, Carolina Panthers – 65 rec yds, 1 TD & Nate Washington, Pittsburgh Steelers – 68 rec yds, 1 TD
I decided to bunch Drew Carter & Nate Washington together because they both are nearly in identical situations. Both players are good #3 wide receivers on their respectable teams, but they don’t have much to of
StruggleA professor at law school said in his stentorian voice, Life is a struggle, gentlemen and lady, and the law reflects we live in an adversarial, struggling, coping culture.The editor of the Law Review raised his hand to confirm this analysis. The 20% economically successful folks learn to cope with their struggles and challenges by using knowledge, persistence and determination to win 80% of the marbles, he brownnosed. He was paraphrasing Vilfredo Pareto, Italian economist and father of the famous 80/20 principle.Later, I had to look up the word cope. It is from Middle English coming from coup, to strike. Synonyms are struggle, wrestle and strive. It has the modern meaning of fighting with people and things, to a successful outcome.So when you cope you stand a better than even chance of winning. When you hope, you cope. When not, you mope like a hopeless dope. Well it rhymes.SenseThen the professor said, the mental sense of struggle creates the behavior of strugg
You may look at Marion Barber’s stat line and think, “Big Deal!” But did you know that this is his fourth consecutive game with a TD? Barber is constantly being featured in short yardage situations, meaning more goal line carries, giving him HUGE fantasy value. While he isn’t the featured back, Julius Jones is known to be injury prone & the Cowboys don’t have any very tough run defenses the rest of the way. The guy is averaging 5 yards a carry & getting quite a few touches each game. What are you waiting for!? BUY
WR’s
Mark Clayton, Baltimore Ravens – 101 rec yds, 2 TD’s
If you read about Kyle Boller above, then you know not to read much into Mark Clayton. The two touchdowns were off of tipped passes that luckily fell into Clayton’s hands for touchdowns. If you take those away, he would have had 3 catches for 25 yards. McNair doesn’t look particularly impressive right now & Boller still hasn’t proven much. The Ravens just recently fired their offensive coordinator Jim Fassel, leaving Brian Billick to call the plays. We’ll see if that has any effect. For now, until we see more out of the QB position, you’ve got to look else where. PASS
Drew Carter, Carolina Panthers – 65 rec yds, 1 TD & Nate Washington, Pittsburgh Steelers – 68 rec yds, 1 TD
I decided to bunch Drew Carter & Nate Washington together because they both are nearly in identical situations. Both players are good #3 wide receivers on their respectable teams, but they don’t have much to offer in terms of fantasy value. While Steve Smith (Carolina) & Hines Ward (Pittsburgh) have injury concerns which could make them look like a good pickup, there should be other options out there. Until their roles increase… PASS
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