Quarterbacks

Surprise, surprise.. Kyle Boller, Kerry Collins, Shaun King and Drew Bledsoe all finished in or near the top 12 this week. Vinny Testaverde and Josh McCown got benched. Jeff Garcia left the game early with a shoulder sprain. Matt Hasselbeck sat out as Trent Dilfer started and led the Seahawks to a win over the Dolphins.

Drew Henson (Dal) - It looks like it's Henson time the rest of the season. The Cowboys QB of the future should become the QB of the present now after he took over for a struggling Vinny Testaverde Sunday. The Cowboys might as well groom Henson and rookie RB Julius Jones and build for next year. Henson adds a new dimension to the Cowboys offense. Unlike Testaverde, he can run and make plays when nothing is there downfield. In his first appearance Henson completed all 6 passes for 47 yds, 1 TD and also ran for 7 yds - against the Ravens defense. Not bad at all for a debut, albeit brief.

Shaun King (Ari) - King was a surprise starter this week after Denny Green pulled the plug on Josh McCown just prior to Sunday's loss to the Carolina Panthers. King put up big yardage (343) but made 4 turnovers while doing it. It's premature to call him the starter the rest of the season given his lackluster performance. John Navarre could also wind up seeing some game action before the season's over if Green doesn't want to go back to McCown. If King remains the starter he has some value but he'll need to cut down the turnovers to have any legitimate chance of keeping the job and providing any value to your team and lineup.

Eli Manning (NYG) - Manning struggled in his first start and figures to be a hot/cold player as he gains experience. It'd be a stretch to pick him up and expect him to contribute as a starter in your lineup. However, he might produce a couple worthy games the rest of the season. The Giants have enough talent around him despite a pretty bad offensive line. If he gets any protection, which is asking quite a bit, he could put up decent numbers. It's doubtful that he'll be a consistent performer until next year or even beyond.

Kyle Boller (Bal) - Believe it or not, Boller is starting to produce. Two weeks in a row isn't enough to put him in the lineup ahead of better players, but it's good to see something out of him. If Todd Heap rejoins the team in the next couple weeks, Boller could be a pleasant surprise down the stretch as a solid backup and potential spot starter if you get into a bind.

Kerry Collins (Oak) - If Collins is hanging around for some reason in your league then he might be the best option you have. Now that Curry and Gabriel are healthy again along with Wheatley, Zereoue and Fargas all healthy for the first time since pre-season, Collins could put together a nice finish to the season. Not nice enough to be an impact fantasy QB in all likelihood but he does have the potential to average over 220 yds a game with 1-2 TDs a game. If he can just keep those dreaded turnovers to a minimum he could be a solid backup and guy to stash just in case you need a QB during the playoffs.

Drew Bledsoe (Buf) - If Bledsoe is out there, you might consider adding him for depth. He has a little value but mostly in games where he won't face a huge pass rush and he'll have time to set up and pick apart the defense. He can still do that as good as anyone, but he won't elude the rush and the Bills o-line isn't likely to get better anytime this season. If you pick your spots, Bledsoe might be worth a look. Otherwise, he's barely a middle of the road QB at this point meaning his fantasy value is minimal even if you pick your spots.

Patrick Ramsey (Was) - Ramsey doesn't look like he'll be of much use to anyone this year. The entire Redskins offense continues to be in a funk. But at least he's a starting QB in the NFL which is saying something I guess. Depending just how bad the free agent lot of QBs is in your league you might consider adding him though he was probably snatched up in most leagues last week.

Quincy Carter (NYJ) - Carter managed just 116 yards and a TD against the Browns this week, so cool your Jets if your looking for Carter to give your team a boost. Not likely. There's a chance Pennington might not be able to return if his knee requires arthroscopic surgery, which Chris Mortensen suggested Sunday morning. Either way, Carter may be helpful if you need depth or want to add another starting QB before your league freezes rosters for the playoffs.

A.J. Feeley (Mia) - Feeley actually put up decent numbers this week against a solid Seahawks pass defense. He ran for a TD while throwing for over 200 yds and a TD - even driving the team down field late in the 4th quarter to tie the game with a FG. Granted, he fumbled and threw an interception - and we're still talking about the Dolphins.. but like Carter, Ramsey and Boller above you might consider adding a 3rd QB for security and depth if your league freezes rosters going into the playoffs.

Rodney Peete (Car), Kelly Holcomb (Bal) and Trent Dilfer (Sea) are each worth a look if you have Jake Delhomme, Jeff Garcia or Matt Hasselbeck. Otherwise, you need not bother. Dilfer didn't do much but he was facing a tough Dolphins pass defense. Holcomb likely returns to his backup role unless Garcia's shoulder keeps him sidelined next week, too. Peete relieved Delhomme in the 4th quarter but that's no indication that Delhomme will miss next week's game because of his broken finger or not. Just follow the news here at FBG and be prepared to act on one of these guys if you have one of the starters and they're not able to play.

Mike McMahon (Det) - Joey Harrington is getting a lot of pressure to produce and McMahon earned more practice time leading up to the Vikings game. It's harder and harder trying to defend Joey but there are plenty of mistakes being made by others on the Lions offense and some of their woes are not related to him. Regardless, he produced just 91 passing yds and he continues to be inconsistent with his accuracy. At the same time, he made a couple throws for big plays that were dropped or a near TD that was brought back because of a penalty. That said, McMahon is a pipe dream. He's athletic, can run as good as anyone, but he could throw the ball into the ocean if he was standing on the beach. Still, the Lions players are losing faith in Harrington and Mooch could turn to McMahon at any time if Harrington doesn't pick it up. He got of a nice start on Sunday, but was basically a non-factor the rest of the way.

Running Backs

Let's preface the RB this week with a quick note on injuries.. Curtis Martin, Ahman Green, Sammy Morris, Jamal Lewis, Chris Brown, Brad Hoover and Priest Holmes all have injuries to various degrees. Some missed the week 11 games while others like Martin, Green, Lewis and Morris started but didn't finish. The decisions you make regarding waivers this week will likely be due to the fallout from the eventual news that comes out on the severity of injuries suffered to each player. That said, there is a lot of potential for teams to pick up some good production off the waiver wire this week at the RB position. First, you need to check who is out there in your league. Second, figure out which one of the players will miss next week or longer. Third, try to acquire the player with the biggest potential bang for your lineup.

Julius Jones (Dal) - Surprise! Jones was activated on Sunday and now looks like he's going to be the featured back for the rest of the season for the Cowboys. It's something everyone expected after draft day, but never materialized because Eddie George was signed and he was hurt in the pre-season. Jones carried the ball 30 times for 81 yards against the Ravens. Look for him to get every opportunity to produce the rest of the way and if he's out there in your league - grab him if you can.

Derrick Blaylock (KC) - Blaylock will start for the Chiefs on MNF and could be the starter for the Chiefs for the next couple games - or possibly a little longer. There were some rumors that Priest Holmes could miss the rest of the season, but that doesn't appear to be true yet. At least Dick Vermeil says Priest could be back in a week or two. Either way, he's probably the best bet that's potentially out there playing behind the Chiefs line. Blaylock could be a top 5 fantasy back until Priest is back and if you can capitalize on this, all the better.

Nick Goings (Car) - Holy cow! Goings is giving everyone visions of Reuben Droughns part two after his breakout performance this week against Arizona. Like Droughns, Goings has been more of a fullback, but he's emerged over the last two weeks as possibly the Panthers best back and potentially their lead tailback for the rest of the season. He rushed for 121 yds on 22 carries scoring 3 TDs and catching 3 passes for 21 yards. He's the #1 fantasy back of the week heading into the Sunday night game. Brad Hoover could still get a share of the carries but at this point John Fox looks like he's found his lead back. Let's just hope he stays healthy unlike the rest of the Panthers RBs this year.

Chester Taylor (Bal) - Jamal Lewis left the game in the 1st quarter with an ankle injury and Musa Smith broke his leg after relieving him. In a flash the Ravens ground game was narrowed down to Chester Taylor and - well - Chester Taylor. He didn't have a big game rushing for just 33 yards on 15 carries, but he scored. He's also a good receiver out of the backfield, so the good thing to know here is if Lewis misses any time at all - Taylor is a guy who can play all three downs. He lacks the size most scouts want in a feature back, but he's capable of filling in for a few weeks and carry the load. At this point, Lewis's injury doesn't appear to be serious. He lobbied to return to the game (unsuccessfully) and proclaimed himself good to go next week following the game. Whether or not that is true remains to be seen and we at FBG will be tracking this closely for you all week. Either way, if Lewis doesn't play next week, Taylor is at or near the top of the waiver list if he's out there. If Lewis plays, Taylor's still worth grabbing but obviously has the most value to the owner who currently has Lewis. Now that Musa Smith is out of the picture, Chester is the guy if Lewis doesn't play.

Lamont Jordan (NYJ) - Jordan got the ball as much as Curtis Martin this week after Martin tweaked his knee against the Browns. He had 73 yds on 18 carries while catching 1 pass for 11 yards. With the Jets defense playing well look for Herman Edwards to lean more heavily on their ground game than usual, especially with Quincy Carter at the helm. Jordan could be in line for 10 to 20 touches any given Sunday while Pennington is on the sideline. If the Jets are going to go anywhere in the playoffs, they'll need a healthy and fresh Curtis Martin. That means a healthy dose of Lamont Jordan for the near future. Rank him accordingly and grab him if you can.

Antowain Smith (Ten) - Smith stepped in for Chris Brown this week and ran for 95 yds on 24 yard with 1 TD and 3 catches for 14 yds. It's hard to guess if Brown will play next week or not. If I were a betting man, I'd say he'll be back next week or the week following. The most difficult part of figuring out where Smith falls on the priority of waiver wire RBs likely to be available is knowing if Brown will play or not. If Smith starts, he's worth a roster spot and potentially could be in your lineup. He's a great add if you own Brown and have a roster spot worth securing the Titans running game at a minimum. 

Tony Fisher & Najeh Davenport (GB) - Ahman Green left Sunday night's game early with a rib injury, returned briefly and then left again for good. X-Rays apparently came back negative so at this point it's tough to say if he'll miss a game or not. My gut instinct would say he'll be questionable for week 12 and could even be a game-time decision. Beyond that, until we know specifically more information from the team and the medical staff, it's in your best interest to go grab Fisher or Davenport, if you can. Walter Williams played briefly and had a few nice runs, but he was also knocked out of the game with an injury leaving Fisher to handle the running chores all by himself in the 2nd half. Davenport was out because of a hamstring injury already.

If Ahman Green misses any time, Fisher and Davenport both benefit greatly. However, with Davenport less than 100% Fisher looks like the best bet at this moment. In all likelihood both players would have a bigger role and would split carries on some level. Whether Mike Sherman would stick with one as a primary back, or give them equal touches, it's hard to guess. The next two games are against St. Louis and Philly. Both are good rushing matchups for the packers so if Fisher starts either or both games, he'll likely have a decent impact depending on how much he shares the ball with Davenport or Williams.

Travis Minor (Mia) - The way the Dolphins season has gone, hang around a bit, you never know. Minor could be starting at RB for them in a week or two. Sammy Morris got his ribs dinged up a bit this week, too. This resulted in Minor carrying the ball 13 times this week for 37 yard while catching 4 passes 13 yards. Right now, it's Sammy Morris and Minor could both get the ball for the Dolphins depending on how severe Morris's injury turns out. A rib injury for a back could be minor, or force them to miss a few weeks. If that turns out to be the case then Minor definitely moves up the list quite a bit in terms of waiver wire priority.

Maurice Hicks (SF) - As expected Hick spelled Barlow this week and once again did more with his touches than Barlow. Hicks combined for 73 yards while catching 3 passes to go with his 7 carries. He's not going to take the job over or anything, but Dennis Erickson is going to keep using him in a limited role and spell Barlow accordingly. Erickson basically said that Hicks will continue to get carries and if he gets into the game and gets hot, then he might decide to stick with him for a series or two. Either way, he's worth a look because he has potential to touch the ball 10 times each week and perhaps more if he gets hot.

Ernest Graham (TB) - Just noting that Jamel White was cut from the Bucs leaving Graham as the primary backup to Michael Pittman. Mike Alstott would certainly figure into the Bucs running game in a significant role if Pittman is hurt, but Graham would also see a big role. Graham got 4 carries this week and tallied 27 yds.

Tatum Bell (Den) - The job is obviously Reuben Droughns now and that's not going to change unless injury strikes. In that event, Bell's value would skyrocket and on that thought alone you might want to throw the dice. Bell's probably not available in most leagues just for that reason alone. Despite being something of a bust most people who drafted him are simply to stubborn to give up hope that he'll still have some redeeming value. You know how it goes. As soon as you cut him, then Droughns would surely get hurt. After all, it's the system not the backs that make this a fantasy hotbed for RBs.

Moe Williams (Min) - Ironically, Williams is producing more now that Bennett and Smith are both back than at any time of this season when one or both were hurt. That's because Williams was also slowed by injuries. Moe is like Mr. Reliable though. He's a good goal-line, 3rd down and change of pace back. If you are in a TD only league and he's still available, you'd be wise to grab him. He may not produce a lot of yards but he could score 3-4 TDs in the rest of the season.

Wide Receivers

Travis Taylor (Bal) - Taylor caught 6 passes for 68 yards this week and has produced at least useful numbers in almost every game he's started since he returned from injury. It's possible he could lose targets if/when Heap returns to the lineup but for now he's producing good enough to warrant starting as your 3rd WR. Clarence Moore also remains a solid option as a waiver wire grab for the Ravens though he was held to just 1 catch this week after catching 2 TDs a week ago. Three of the next four games appear to be favorable matchups for the Ravens passing attack. So, both Taylor and Moore could give you an immediate help if you're decimated by injuries in your WR corps.

Jerry Rice (Sea) - Rice got the starting nod over Koren Robinson this week and produced 86 yds on 3 catches with a TD and another 21 yds on a reverse. With a suspension looming for Koren Robinson, Rice's name once again pops into our minds as a potentially good waiver wire pickup. It's hard to expect any consistency from him, but he looked good this week and could have as much or more impact than any other free agent WR at this point in the season. Once you get past Buffalo this coming week, Rice could be VERY productive against Dallas, Minnesota and possibly the Jets. If you need a solid pickup at WR for weeks 13 and 14, Rice is a good looking candidate.

Andre Davis (Cle) - Davis is getting healthy again and once he's back to 100% could be a solid addition to your lineup as a #3 WR. The Browns passing offense has been sputtering for the most part this season and Garcia left this week's game early with a shoulder injury. Davis might've been cut by an impatient owner in your league due to injuries. If so, make a speculative waiver claim on him and hope he can give your WR corps a boost.

Deion Branch (NE) - Branch is getting healthy each week and should rejoin the Patriots starting lineup by week 12 or 13 at the latest. Branch could be a player that could heat up in the playoff weeks. If you can get him still, do it and hope he's provides you with a bang off your bench in the coming weeks.

David Terrell (Chi) - While Terrell continues to be an idiot off the field and scarcely productive on it - he's still worth a look. He caught 3 passes for 76 yards this week and also drew an interference penalty that got the Bears another 20+ yards this week. Justin Gage is likely to get more playing time down the stretch as well. The Bears schedule is very favorable, but whether or not Craig Krenzel can get anything going remains the limiting factor.

Jerome Pathon (NO) - Pathon is worth a roster spot but isn't likely to have any major impact. Aaron Brooks is sporadic and a pain in the neck to rely on as a fantasy owner. If you have any of the Saints players you have to feel the frustration. Brooks continues to make terrible decisions that result in turnovers and losses for the Saints. Still, Pathon is in the mix and has been productive in spots, but he's not likely to break out and be much more than a 4th or 5th WR on your roster providing quality depth.

Joe Jurevicius & Joey Galloway (TB) - It was only a matter of time before Jurevicius and Galloway made an impact for the Bucs. Jurevicius did so this week catching 2 TDs with 5 catches on the day for 82 yards. The Bucs have an inviting schedule the rest of the season so add Jurevicius and Galloway if you can. Michael Clayton remains the top WR in Tampa, but he will make things easier for these two because defenses are adjusting to the talented rookie. The toughest part about getting Jurevicius and/or Galloway will be playing them on the right weeks. As mentioned, Clayton is still the go-to guy and the Bucs are suddenly running the ball much better than in previous years. Either one of these two WRs has a good chance to breakout any given week, but trying to find consistency from them may be on the wishful side. You still have to like the schedule and that doesn't do anything but help their chances.

T.J. Houshmandzadeh & Kelley Washington (Cin) - One or both of these guys are probably available in most leagues and each one has the potential to put up decent numbers any given week. Washington as a world of talent but hasn't been able to turn into production on game days. He flashed his ability this week as Palmer connected with him on a 19 yd TD strike against the Steelers. Both players have good size and speed. If Palmer shows some growth and produces better numbers down the stretch either one of these guys could be a solid player to have in the last 6 weeks.

Antwaan Randle-El & Lee Mays (Pit) - Plaxico Burress could reportedly miss the next two weeks with a pulled hamstring that forced him out of Sunday's game against the Bengals early. Here's the Steelers post-game quotes from Bill Cowher. "“We had a few injuries, I must get to that. Plax (Plaxico Burress) had a hamstring; I’m not sure how long that is going to be. He didn’t feel it pop, which is a good thing. It could be a couple of weeks." The fallout of Plaxico missing a couple weeks mean Randle-El and Mays will get increased opportunities as far as playing time, targets and obviously the potential for bigger fantasy stats. Don't get too crazy though. The next two games are against Washington and Jacksonville, both of which have solid defenses. The Steelers could opt to keep Randle-El in the slot and move Mays into the starting lineup outside opposite Ward. Keep an eye on this to determine who the best player to acquire will be. I don't think it's a slam dunk that it's Randle-El. He could see the biggest increase in targets without replacing Plaxico outside in the starting lineup. The starting distinction may go to Mays, but Randle-El should see an increase in targets regardless of how it shakes out.

Bobby Engram (Sea) - Engram also figures to benefit if/when Koren Robinson is suspended which could come down at any time. Engram would probably remain in the slot with Jerry Rice starting. Either way, he's worth rostering in deeper leagues and could be fairly reliable.

Terrance Cooper (Dal) - Cooper apparently is getting a long look from Bill Parcells now that they're playing for jobs next year. Cooper caught 3 passes for 44 yards this week and should continue to get playing time along with fellow young Cowboys WRs Randall Williams and Patrick Crayton.

Pick up and play possibilities
An early look at some of this week's possible sleepers..

David Terrell (Chi at DAL) - Cowboys have allowed 14 TDs to WRs in 10 games. Terrell is the Bears best big play threat and after coming off a 3-76-0 week he could be prime for another solid/strong effort. Bobby Wade should also draw consideration.

Marty Booker (Mia at SF) - The Dolphins WRs look good this week against the 49ers, who've allowed 12 TDs to opposing WRs. Joe Jurevicius scored 2 TDs against them. The 49ers secondary is hurtin' for certain.

Shaun McDonald (Stl at GB) - McDonald caught 6 passes for 72 yards this week and the Rams face the Packers next week. Green Bay is a great matchup for WRs - 11 TDs in 9 games going into Sunday night's game against Houston. Torry Holt has also been banged up two games in a row. McDonald has the potential to take the ball to the house any time he touches it. If he gets increased opportunity via injury, then his value obviously increases. If not, he's still a decent gamble as a plug-in player because of his big-play potential.

Clarence Moore (Bal at NE) - The Patriots soft spot - if there really is one - has been giving up big plays defensively. Moore has shown he can be a downfield threat with Travis Taylor a worthy possession WR. They are still impacted by injuries so Boller, Taylor and/or Moore could all be a pleasant surprise.

Eric Parker (SD at KC) - The Chiefs allowed 9 TDs to WRs through 9 games. There isn't a lot of room for production some times when you're behind Antonio Gates, Tomlinson and McCardell in line. The Chiefs secondary is pretty bad though - no surprise there - and it's a good spot for a player like Parker to potentially surprise.

Eddie Berlin (Ten at HOU) - Texans have allowed 16 TDs (going into Sunday night's game) to opposing WRs this year. Berlin has 1 TD this year and there's an outside chance he could get his 2nd this week.

Tight Ends

Mark Campbell (Buf) - Wow. Campbell has sporadic this year as a potential fantasy TE, but this week he exploded catching 3 TDs - 4 catches on the game - for 37 yards. Don't expect him to do this again any time soon, but he's proving to be a consideration as a spot starter or gamble play some weeks. Otherwise, don't make him your starter just because he caught 3 TDs this week.

Stephen Alexander (Det) - Alexander has been fairly consistent the past few weeks as the Lions WR corps continues to struggle with injuries. Add him for depth and as a possible starter if the matchups is beneficial.

Aaron Shea (Cle) - Shea continues to be fairly consistent and worthy of a roster in some leagues. He's best as a backup and not consistent or productive enough to win you games as a starter, but he's worth adding to the roster for insurance before rosters get frozen.

Darnell Dinkins (Bal) - Daniel Wilcox has been the guy with Todd Heap out of the lineup, but Dinkins was the one who stepped up this week catching 3 passes for 40 yds and a TD. Don't look for that to happen again. Heap is expected back any week now.

Teyo Johnson (Oak) - It's been rumored for the past couple weeks that Teyo would be getting more playing time. This week he took advantage of it and caught a TD. Now, if he can just build on that. Otherwise, there's still nothing to see here but it's worth noting we've officially had our 1st Teyo Johnson sighting since the pre-season.

Pick up and play possibilities
An early look at some of this week's possible sleepers..

Jeb Putzier (Den) - Obviously Antonio Gates doesn't have a problem getting open against Oakland. Putzier is a pretty consistent TE. He ranks right on the cusp between starter and good backup. Against the Raiders who have allowed 8 TDs in 9 games to opposing TEs - half of those are Gates.

Stephen Alexander (Det) - Alexander caught a TD last week and if his hands don't let him down on Thanksgiving Day he should have a good opportunity to put up decent numbers again. The Lions WR corps remains beat up and struggling to be productive. Harrington also look for his TE frequently and will almost certainly be throwing a good portion of this game. At least after the first drive when the Lions focus on running the ball. Once Manning gets the ball - and scores - the Lions will need to throw to keep up.

Kickers

Rian Lindell had a good week, but I wouldn't recommend riding him as a fantasy kicker. Without spending a great deal of effort on kickers, the best advice is to peruse your free agents available and go with the one on the best team with a reasonable amount of accuracy. Gary Anderson, Morten Anderson and John Carney are lingering out there in a couple leagues I'm in.. while in others Josh Scobee, Martin Gramatica and Jay Feely look like the best available in others.

Defense / Special Teams

Looking ahead at the week 12 matchups, you might consider doing a plug and play with these defenses..

Dallas Cowboys - Craig Krenzel on the slate this week. Enough said. Even though Dallas stinks this year, chances are, their defense isn't available in most leagues.

Indianapolis Colts - at Detroit on Thanksgiving. The Lions are getting better production on the ground with Kevin Jones the last couple weeks, but Joey Harrington isn't producing. Still, he doesn't get sacked a lot so the Colts a bit of a risky play on the road especially on Detroit's turkey day home game.

Cincinnati Bengals - The Bengals are getting a very good pass rush lately and their secondary is playing very well. The Browns could be without Jeff Garcia and their offensive line remains horrible at the guard position. The Bengals are at home and could be a nice sleeper start this week.

San Francisco 49ers - Nothing to write home about here, but the will be playing at home against the Dolphins. That's worth consideration on it's own merit as a possible one-week option.

Top 25 Waiver Wire Pickups

1. RB Julius Jones (Dal)
2. RB Nick Goings (Car)
3. RB Lamont Jordan (NYJ)
4. QB Drew Henson (Dal)
5. QB Shaun King (Ari)
6. QB Eli Manning (NYG)
7. WR Travis Taylor (Sea)
8. WR Jerry Rice (Sea)
9. RB Tony Fisher (GB)
10. RB Chester Taylor (Bal)
11. WR David Terrell (Chi)
12. RB Antowain Smith (Ten)
13. WR Deion Branch (NE)
14. Cincinnati Bengals D/ST
15. RB Travis Minor (Mia)
16. RB Maurice Hicks (SF)
17. WR Joe Jurevicius (TB)
18. RB Najeh Davenport (GB)
19. Indianapolis Colts D/ST
20. QB Kyle Boller (Bal)
21. TE Mark Campbell (Buf)
22. TE Stephen Alexander (Det)
23. TE Aaron Shea (Cle)
24. San Francisco 49ers D/ST
25. WR Bobby Engram (Sea)

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On a personal note, my wife and I are less than 3 weeks away from becoming parents. We're having a baby girl and our due date is December 9th. I can tell you with near certainty that it will happen no later than the 9th, but it could very well come early. So,  as a friendly head's up.. If one of my weekly articles aren't delivered on time in the new few weeks, you know why. There's only one reason. We'll be welcoming Sofia Noelle into the world shortly and obviously my life will change dramatically when that time comes. I'll still be here at FBG and hoping to fulfill my weekly articles, but it might not be as easy as I hope, so just in case there are any questions or concerns - I wanted to give everyone an upfront notice.

Thanks in advance to all of you FBG subscribers  and good luck to everyone this week and the rest of the season.

Happy Thanksgiving!
Bob