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RB	Ryan Mathews	QB	Jay Cutler
RB	DeMarco Murray	RB	Ben Tate
WR	Jordy Nelson	RB	Ryan Williams
QB	Philip Rivers	RB	Jacquizz Rodgers
WR	Pierre Garcon	WR	Harry Douglas
TE	Brent Celek
DEF	Chiefs

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Jimmy Graham (NO-TE) @ Packers 21 Feb 2012 19PM EST These voters were accurate 50% on 477 past votes		4 Votes 80%
Rob Gronkowski (NE-TE) @ Dolphins 21 Feb 2012 19PM EST These voters were accurate 0% on 0 past votes		0 Votes 0%
Vernon Davis (SF-TE) Vs. Seahawks 21 Feb 2012 19PM EST These voters were accurate 46% on 138 past votes		1 Votes 20%

fantasy_intell ARTICLE: 5 things that impact your team and you can't control them.

Certainly, different scenarios beyond your players' performance level can impact your fantasy football players. And all of it, much like your player's performance level, are out of your control. Here's the things that leave you on a high-speed ride with no steering wheel. 1. Game situation. If one team is leading big, that means they could pull key starters to assure they don't get injured, cutting into playing time of your stars you might be counting on. And if your player is on a team getting blown out, you might get some "garbage time" stats as they go for broke trying to catch up. Be aware of possible blowout match-ups and which side your player is on. 2. NFL replacement officials. That's right, a blown whistles at inopportune and incorrect times can take away stats. A pass interference call may move the team down the field, but it doesn't get your guy passing or receiving yards. You can only hope the penalties get you closer to the red zone for scoring opportunities, or the missed or overturned calls don't take away points from you. There's nothing you can do but hope in this situation. 3. Weather conditions. Hasn't been a factor yet, but snow, rain and wind will certainly come into play later in the year. Potentially turning a passing game into a running game, or vice verse a. Dome games offer the only reliable prediction of field conditions. Keep an eye on weather conditions when setting lineups. 4. Injuries and mistakes. Andre Brown produced great for the Giants in Bradshaw's absence. Just think if David Wilson hadn't of fumbled and earned his way into Coach Tom Coughlin's doghouse in Week 1, who would have benefited the most from Bradshaw's injury? Mistakes can haunt you for weeks. Injuries can frustrate you, not only to your own guys, but think about how losing a key left tackle, receiving partner or a blocking fullback might affect your player. 5. Your own indecisiveness. You drafted a solid team. Great, that's only step one. Step two means making the right lineup calls. RGIII does no good on your bench and Danny Amendola can't help you even though he had double-digit catches and two touchdowns, if you cut him the week before because you were inpatient or thought someone else would do better.

fantasy_intell ARTICLE: Gronk not top TE, not 1st rounder

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