I use draftsharks.com as the source of my fantasy second opinion, after my other site (the secret one). One thing that they've been usually good at predicting is the 1st round bust of the year. From 1999 to 2002, they successfully predicted poor seasons respectively for Steve Young, Dorsey Levens, Eddie George, and Curtis Martin, and in 2004 tagged Ricky a week before he shocked the world (at least PJ's world). So I was a bit disappointed that they picked Jamal this year to underperform. There's hope though. In 2003, they predicted, though with an unusual disclaimer that their pick could be wrong in a big way, another RB. I didn't follow their advice and drafted that RB anyways: Priest Holmes, who was my championship team MVP.
In non-football news, I found out that only 36% of people taking the CFA level I passed, so barely scoring near 70% is not as bad as it looks, in my book.
In non-football news, I found out that only 36% of people taking the CFA level I passed, so barely scoring near 70% is not as bad as it looks, in my book.
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