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by Arif Hasan Drafting first in any fantasy redraft is usually simple. For some time, the easy pick was LaDanian Tomlinson. After that, it was Adrian Peterson. Last year, Peterson’s injury scared drafters off and he was picked 18th in average fantasy drafts., but this year he’s being picked first in every draft once again. There’s no mystery that Adrian Peterson will be ( and should be ) the first player off the board. But that’s no help the owners in second and third, who have much weightier choices to make.

by Rodney Fisher Rick Carlisle talks 2013 NBA Draft. Photo credit Rodney Fisher “We knew it was going to be an unpredictable night”, says Rick Carlisle in regards to the 2013 NBA Draft. The Dallas Mavericks approached their first lottery pick in years in typical fashion. Trade down and keep cap room. Draft moves again signify the franchise’s goal to stick to their plan they started after winning their first NBA title, get a big free agent. With rumors of Dwight Howard not staying in LA and the weak draft prospects, the Mavs worked the phones.

by J.T. Amidst all of the attention with the Aaron Hernandez saga, who has also been arrested and released by his team (Patriots) the situation with Walcott has flew a little under the radar. Hernandez is much more of a known commodity, because he has been in the league for years and is a top tier tight end as for Walcott is an undrafted rookie linebacker out of Virginia.

by Chad Jones We take a look at some critical upcoming salary cap issues that plague the NFC North teams in the coming year. How is your team affected? 

by Chad Jones We take an in-depth look at the NFC East teams and their looming salary cap issues on the horizon. How will it affect your team?

by J.T. Doc Rivers headed to L.A. Photo credit BostonHerald  After a few weeks of bluffing the Clippers and Celtics finally pulled the trigger on sending Head Coach Doc Rivers to LA.

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