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www.rtsports.com Fabcon Playoff Week 3 28-Feb-2013 10:58 PM Eastern Cement Heads - Jonathan Broden One-Leggers - Lukas Patten Green Bay Packers QB GNB vs TEN * 353 22.06 Washington Redskins QB WAS @ PHI * 357 22.31 Steven Jackson RB STL @ TAM * 150 9.38 Stevan Ridley RB NWE @ JAC * 195 12.19 Marshawn Lynch RB SEA vs SFO * 238 14.88 Doug Martin RB TAM vs STL * 250 15.63 Malcom Floyd WR SDG @ NYJ * 105 6.56 Sidney Rice WR SEA vs SFO * 111 6.94 Golden Tate WR SEA vs SFO * 109 6.81 Dez Bryant WR DAL vs NOR * 205 12.81 Josh Gordon WR CLE @ DEN * 102 6.38 Julio Jones WR ATL @ DET * 173 10.81 Robbie Gould K CHI @ ARI * 96 6.00 Blair Walsh K MIN @ HOU * 141 8.81 New York Giants D/ST NYG @ BAL * 93 5.81 St. Louis Rams D/ST STL @ TAM * 103 6.44 Donald Brown RB IND @ KAN 52 3.25 Oakland Raiders QB OAK @ CAR 281 17.56 Chris Wells RB ARI vs CHI 51 3.19 Reggie Bush RB MIA vs BUF 163 10.19 Vick Ballard RB IND @ KAN 103 6.44 Felix Jones RB DAL vs NOR 89 5.56 Brandon Lloyd WR NWE @ JAC 114 7.13 Danny Amendola WR STL @ TAM 82 5.13 Jordy Nelson WR GNB vs TEN 114 7.13 Donald Jones WR BUF @ MIA 64 4.00 Cecil Shorts III WR JAC vs NWE 134 8.38 Justin Blackmon WR JAC vs NWE 112 7.00 DJ Boogie - Don Elliott PGSYASKY - Paul Schreifels New Orleans Saints QB NOR @ DAL * 379 23.69 Dallas Cowboys QB DAL vs NOR * 322 20.13 Michael Turner RB ATL @ DET * 148 9.25 Ray Rice RB BAL vs NYG * 207 12.94 Trent Richardson RB CLE @ DEN * 188 11.75 Jamaal Charles RB KAN vs IND * 198 12.38 Anquan Boldin WR BAL vs NYG * 111 6.94 Lance Moore WR NOR @ DAL * 137 8.56 Hakeem Nicks WR NYG @ BAL * 82 5.13 Mike Wallace WR PIT vs CIN * 125 7.81 Torrey Smith WR BAL vs NYG * 127 7.94 Heath Miller TE PIT vs CIN * 125 7.81 Jason Hanson K DET vs ATL * 134 8.38 Lawrence Tynes K NYG @ BAL * 145 9.06 Green Bay Packers D/ST GNB vs TEN * 95 5.94 Chicago Bears D/ST CHI @ ARI * 145 9.06 Isaac Redman RB PIT vs CIN 68 4.25 Joique Bell RB DET vs ATL 95 5.94 Nate Washington WR TEN @ GNB 92 5.75 Larry Fitzgerald WR ARI vs CHI 99 6.19 Donnie Avery WR IND @ KAN 90 5.63 Brandon LaFell WR CAR vs OAK 88 5.50 Percy Harvin WR MIN @ HOU 95 5.94 Vernon Davis TE SFO @ SEA 79 4.94 Martellus Bennett TE NYG @ BAL 86 5.38 Owen Daniels TE HOU vs MIN 100 6.25 Pittsburgh Steelers D/ST PIT vs CIN 62 3.88 Shayne Graham K HOU vs MIN 138 8.63 Gray Goo - Rich Mantel Rock N Rollers - Scott Wiek New England Patriots QB NWE @ JAC * 345 21.56 San Francisco 49ers QB SFO @ SEA * 306 19.13 Knowshon Moreno RB DEN vs CLE * 85 5.31 Darren McFadden RB OAK @ CAR * 105 6.56 DeMarco Murray RB DAL vs NOR * 108 6.75 Shonn Greene RB NYJ vs SDG * 157 9.81 Andre Johnson WR HOU vs MIN * 176 11.00 Steve Smith WR CAR vs OAK * 137 8.56 Roddy White WR ATL @ DET * 169 10.56 Vincent Jackson WR TAM vs STL * 181 11.31 Randall Cobb WR GNB vs TEN * 146 9.13 Kyle Rudolph TE MIN @ HOU * 99 6.19 Matt Bryant K ATL @ DET * 143 8.94 Mike Nugent K CIN @ PIT * 92 5.75 Cincinnati Bengals D/ST CIN @ PIT * 106 6.63 Miami Dolphins D/ST MIA vs BUF * 82 5.13 Rashad Jennings RB JAC vs NWE 49 3.06 Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB TAM vs STL 272 17.00 Mikel Leshoure RB DET vs ATL 145 9.06 Marcel Reece RB OAK @ CAR 74 4.63 Bilal Powell RB NYJ vs SDG 72 4.50 Taiwan Jones RB OAK @ CAR 1 0.06 David Wilson RB NYG @ BAL 63 3.94 Jeremy Kerley WR NYJ vs SDG 89 5.56 Alfred Morris RB WAS @ PHI 236 14.75 Kendall Wright WR TEN @ GNB 79 4.94 Denarius Moore WR OAK @ CAR 110 6.88 Rob Gronkowski TE NWE @ JAC 141 8.81 Irish Republican Army - mike kearney Serpents - Matt Smith Denver Broncos QB DEN vs CLE * 329 20.56 Cincinnati Bengals QB CIN @ PIT * 281 17.56 Matt Forte RB CHI @ ARI * 169 10.56 BenJarvus Green-Ellis RB CIN @ PIT * 144 9.00 C.J. Spiller RB BUF @ MIA * 205 12.81 Bryce Brown RB PHI vs WAS * 74 4.63 Calvin Johnson WR DET vs ATL * 220 13.75 Reggie Wayne WR IND @ KAN * 160 10.00 Jason Witten TE DAL vs NOR * 115 7.19 Victor Cruz WR NYG @ BAL * 162 10.13 Aaron Hernandez TE NWE @ JAC * 74 4.63 Jimmy Graham TE NOR @ DAL * 144 9.00 Matt Prater K DEN vs CLE * 133 8.31 Adam Vinatieri K IND @ KAN * 115 7.19 Seattle Seahawks D/ST SEA vs SFO * 113 7.06 New York Jets D/ST NYJ vs SDG * 88 5.50 Ryan Grant RB GNB vs TEN 27 1.69 Pittsburgh Steelers QB PIT vs CIN 276 17.25 Mike Tolbert RB CAR vs OAK 74 4.63 Darren Sproles RB NOR @ DAL 131 8.19 Montell Owens RB JAC vs NWE 36 2.25 LeSean McCoy RB PHI vs WAS 141 8.81 Pierre Garcon WR WAS @ PHI 88 5.50 Dwayne Bowe WR KAN vs IND 93 5.81 Antonio Brown WR PIT vs CIN 102 6.38 Michael Crabtree WR SFO @ SEA 159 9.94 T Y Hilton WR IND @ KAN 127 7.94 Tony Gonzalez TE ATL @ DET 135 8.44 Los Santos - Dennis Alvarado Win Till Ya Puke - Joshua Flatla New York Giants QB NYG @ BAL * 256 16.00 Indianapolis Colts QB IND @ KAN * 310 19.38 Frank Gore RB SFO @ SEA * 192 12.00 DeAngelo Williams RB CAR vs OAK * 123 7.69 Pierre Thomas RB NOR @ DAL * 85 5.31 Ahmad Bradshaw RB NYG @ BAL * 149 9.31 Santana Moss WR WAS @ PHI * 101 6.31 Brandon Marshall WR CHI @ ARI * 210 13.13 Miles Austin WR DAL vs NOR * 123 7.69 A.J. Green WR CIN @ PIT * 196 12.25 James Jones WR GNB vs TEN * 158 9.88 Dustin Keller TE NYJ vs SDG * 39 2.44 Connor Barth K TAM vs STL * 123 7.69 Shaun Suisham K PIT vs CIN * 118 7.38 Denver Broncos D/ST DEN vs CLE * 131 8.19 New England Patriots D/ST NWE @ JAC * 126 7.88 Houston Texans QB HOU vs MIN 249 15.56 Carolina Panthers QB CAR vs OAK 342 21.38 Maurice Jones-Drew RB JAC vs NWE 56 3.50 Willis McGahee RB DEN vs CLE 114 7.13 Jorvorskie Lane RB MIA vs BUF 27 1.69 Rashard Mendenhall RB PIT vs CIN 26 1.63 Greg Jennings WR GNB vs TEN 57 3.56 Daniel Thomas RB MIA vs BUF 63 3.94 Steve Johnson WR BUF @ MIA 133 8.31 Marques Colston WR NOR @ DAL 170 10.63 Davone Bess WR MIA vs BUF 78 4.88 Brian Hartline WR MIA vs BUF 107 6.69 Copyright (c) RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc. www.rtsports.com Fabcon Playoff Week 3 28-Feb-2013 10:58 PM Eastern Wolfpack - Jason Huckabone Atlanta Falcons QB ATL @ DET * 323 20.19 Danny Woodhead RB NWE @ JAC * 102 6.38 Arian Foster RB HOU vs MIN * 252 15.75 Demaryius Thomas WR DEN vs CLE * 197 12.31 Greg Olsen TE CAR vs OAK * 107 6.69 Dennis Pitta TE BAL vs NYG * 103 6.44 Stephen Gostkowski K NWE @ JAC * 153 9.56 Baltimore Ravens D/ST BAL vs NYG * 99 6.19 Ryan Mathews RB SDG @ NYJ 91 5.69 Devery Henderson WR NOR @ DAL 35 2.19 Wes Welker WR NWE @ JAC 165 10.31 Greg Little WR CLE @ DEN 81 5.06 Justin Tucker K BAL vs NYG 132 8.25 San Diego Chargers D/ST SDG @ NYJ 118 7.38 here we go!! - Ricie Knafla Detroit Lions QB DET vs ATL * 319 19.94 Adrian Peterson RB MIN @ HOU * 301 18.81 Chris Johnson RB TEN @ GNB * 170 10.63 Eric Decker WR DEN vs CLE * 176 11.00 Mike Williams WR TAM vs STL * 146 9.13 Chris Givens WR STL @ TAM * 85 5.31 Dan Bailey K DAL vs NOR * 124 7.75 Houston Texans D/ST HOU vs MIN * 112 7.00 Baltimore Ravens QB BAL vs NYG 274 17.13 Jonathan Stewart RB CAR vs OAK 54 3.38 Jonathan Dwyer RB PIT vs CIN 73 4.56 Jeremy Maclin WR PHI vs WAS 121 7.56 Kenny Britt WR TEN @ GNB 80 5.00 Brandon Pettigrew TE DET vs ATL 69 4.31 ** KEY: Player, Position, NFL Team, This Week's Opp, Starter, Total Pts, Avg Pts Copyright (c) RealTime Fantasy Sports, Inc..
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    AGGIES ON NFL ROSTERS (30) as of July 2, 2014 PLAYER POSITION YRS LETTERED PLAYER POSITION YRS LETTERED AGGIES ON NFL ATLANTA FALCONS COACHING STAFFS SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Jake Matthews OL 2010, 11, 12, 13 Michael Bennett DL 2005, 06, 07, 08 Christine Michael RB 2009, 10, 11, 12 BALTIMORE BALTIMORE RAVENS RAVENS MIAMI Tramain Jacobs DB 2012, 13 Gary Kubiak TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS Offensive Coordinator DOLPHINS Nate Askew LB 2010, 11, 12, 13 1980, 81, 82 Dan Campbell Mike Evans WR 2012, 13 Tight Ends Danny Gorrer DB 2005, 06, 07, 08 1995, 96, 97, 98 Jorvorskie Lane RB 2005, 06, 07, 08 CHICAGO BEARS Martellus Bennett TE 2005, 06, 07 GREEN BAY PACKERS CINCINNATI TENNESSEE TITANS Jerry Fontenot BENGALS Derel Walker WR 2012, 13 CINCINNATI BENGALS Tight Ends OAKLAND Kyle Caskey 1985, 86, 87, 88 RAIDERS Sean Porter LB 2009, 10, 11, 12 Running Backs Shawn Slocum Dennis Allen Special Teams Head Coach Coordinator 1992, 93, 94, 95 1984 CLEVELAND BROWNS Johnny Manziel QB 2012, 13 PLAYER POSITION YRS LETTERED PLAYER POSITION YRS LETTERED DALLAS COWBOYS Ben Bass DL 2008, 10, 11 Ben Malena RB 2010, 11, 12, 13 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Red Bryant DE 2004, 05, 06, 07 Terrence Frederick DB 2008, 09, 10, 11 Luke Joeckel OL 2010, 11, 12 Steven Terrell DB 2009, 10, 11, 12 DENVER BRONCOS Von Miller LB 2007, 08, 09, 10 NEW YORK GIANTS Damontre Moore DE 2010, 11, 12 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Cyrus Gray RB 2008, 09, 10, 11 DETROIT LIONS Don Muhlbach LS 2002, 03 PITTSBURGH STEELERS Cody Wallace OL 2005, 06, 07 MIAMI DOLPHINS Ryan Tannehill QB 2008, 09, 10, 11 HOUSTON
  • Wes Welker Suspension Factors Into Possible Update to NFL Drug Policy

    Wes Welker Suspension Factors Into Possible Update to NFL Drug Policy

    Wes Welker suspension factors into possible update to NFL drug policy By Mike Klis The Denver Post September 5, 2014 The suspension of Broncos receiver Wes Welker has suddenly become a focal point in negotiations between the NFL and players union on a revised drug policy, according to sources on both sides. The union is working with the NFL on a new drug policy that would allow for testing of HGH and reduced penalties for use of performance enhancing drugs in the offseason, such as amphetamines. Welker was suspended by the NFL this week for four games for violating the league's performance-enhancement policy. He tested positive for an amphetamine. According to sources on both sides, had the league's proposal for a new drug policy been ratified by the union, Welker would not have been issued a four-game suspension. In return for HGH testing, the league is enticing the union by raising the threshold of marijuana that will trigger a positive test and moving offseason amphetamine or stimulant detection from a violation of the league's performance-enhancement program — which has a zero-tolerance policy that issues a four-game suspension to first-time offenders such as Welker — to a violation in the substance-abuse policy, where a first-time offender would be placed in an NFL program, but not suspended until a second violation. If an agreement on the new HGH proposal is reached this weekend, it is still improbable Welker would be able to play Sunday night in the Broncos' season opener against Indianapolis. However, there is a chance his suspension could be reduced from four games to one or two, according to sources.