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Hall
of Shame - Week 14
Everybody Knows Your Name
I
don't care who you are; Player, Coach, Broadcaster, Writer, you name it.
You sucked, and we're going to tell you why.
Another staff
favorite, our Hall of Shame picks highlight our individual selections for the
worst sports-related performers of the week.
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StingRay - Carson
Palmer
Carson Palmer is the number one
quarterback in fantasy and after throwing
for three touchdowns against the Pittsburgh Steelers a week ago Carson
Palmer's owners had no reservations about playing Carson at home against
the Cleveland Browns.
I hope you had a bye this week in your
league because if Carson was your quarterback your season is probably
over. Carson Palmer only completed 13 out of 27 passes for 93 yards! He
did manage a touchdown (and an interception) but I don’t care what your
league’s scoring system is, a quarterback who throws for less than 100
yards has to kill your chances of winning a league title.
Carson, you have had a phenomenal season
but last week was just shameful. Welcome to the Hall.
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CrunchTime -
LaDanian Tomlinson
Normally a 75 yard outing isn’t considered
horrible. However, when you have a player that’s been in consideration
for Freak of the Week almost every week of the season you expect more
when you get to the playoffs.
With the exception of week 7 against
Philly LT has easily been in the double digits in fantasy scoring,
single handedly dragging teams towards the playoffs.
Unfortunately for many, their playoff run
ended early and abruptly as a result of a mediocre outing against a
mediocre defense.
The number 1 pick in your fantasy draft is
supposed to get you to a title, not just the first round of the
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The Sandman - Ryan
Fitzpatrick
The Ivy League graduate showed why he
should leave the football to guys with SAT scores under 700. Fitzpatrick
single handily cost many owners, including me, a playoff victory this
week. It was bad enough that his numbers weren’t great, 26-of-45 for 235
yards and no passing touchdowns (he did have one rushing touchdown) but
he threw five interceptions and that cost me 10 points.
I should have known better than to trust
an Ivy League graduate but for this terrible performance I have four
words for Mr. Fitzpatrick, welcome to the hall. |
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Hall
of Shame 2005 Archives
Week 1:
Chad Pennington, Daunte Culpepper, Brett Favre
Week 2:
Jamal Lewis, Corey Dillon, Daunte Culpepper
Week 3:
Chad Pennington, Antwaan Randel-El
Week 4:
Kerry Collins, New England Defense, Mike Martz
Week 5: Michael
Clayton, Andre Johnson, Aaron Brooks, Donovan McNabb
Week 6: Game Playing by NFL
Coaches, Stephen Davis
Week 7: Bill
Parcells and the Dallas Cowboys, Chris Brown, Carson Palmer, LaDanian
Tomlinson
Week 8:
Pacman Jones, Brett Favre, Tampa Bay Offense
Week 9:
Terrell Owens, Brian Westbrook, Kurt Warner, Brett
Favre
Week 10: Corey
Dillon, Michael Bennett, Carnell Williams
Week 11: Joey
Galloway, Stephen Davis, Steven Jackson
Week 12: NFL
Kickers, Mike Sherman
Week 13: Jamal
Lewis, Muhsin Muhammed
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