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Staying Sharp

Fantasy football owners have now entered into a time of purgatory. Eli’s escape and David Tyree’s miracle catch are now just vapors of memory, while the 2008 season is still miles away. It’s a period of waiting and can be a frustrating time for fantasy owners. Still, there is a way to make the best of this time, a way to finely tune those general managerial skills that will be so crucial to the season ahead. So, take advantage of the down time and get an edge on your opponents by heeding the Bruno Boys Fantasy Football advice.

Below are three ways to stay on top of your game during the off-season. Learn them and practice them because despite what Allen Iverson says, “practice makes perfect!”

HIGHLIGHTS

Who Would You Rather Own in 2008?

With fantasy football drafts less than 9 months away, the Bruno Boys bring to you their first segment of “Who Would You Rather Own in 2008″Bruno Boys Fantasy Football writers Marc Caviglia and Chris Ziza give you their expert analysis on which players they are targeting heading into 2008. 

:: click on “Who Would You Rather Own in 2008″ to get fantasy analysis on over 25 key players::

Offseason Roundtable - Part 1

With the resigning of Randy Moss, will the New England Patriots be able to continue their torrid offensive pace? With Mike Martz being the new San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator, how will that affect running back Frank Gore’s role? What about running back Michael Turner, will he be able to help turnaround a falling Atlanta Falcons franchise? Will Derek Anderson repeat his All-Pro pace in Cleveland, or will Brady Quinn be the quarterback by seasons end?

:: click on “Offseason Roundtable - Part 1″ to find out::

Brett Favre Retires

It was done without any flair, without a press conference or a phone interview during the primetime SportsCenter, but on March 4, 2008, one of the greatest quarterbacks ever to play the game of football retired.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre ended his career with 5,377 completions on 8,758 attempts for 61,655 yards, 442 touchdowns and 288 interceptions.

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