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The San Diego Union-Tribune's NFL Draft Analyst and Fantasy Sports Guru. Tied for most accurate prognosticator in Mock Draft rankings @TheHuddleReport (2019-23)

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Eddie Brown: The NFL may be nearing its peak, but football still has us hooked Original

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By Eddie Brown Verified
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... For most of its modern history, the National Football League’s greatest business advantage was that there was never quite enough of it. There were fewer games than in the other major professional leagues, so Sundays mattered a little more. Monday night was special because, at first, it was rare — a standalone stage worthy of the league’s biggest games.
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Found money: 18 fantasy football sleepers hiding on the waiver wire after draft day

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By Eddie Brown Verified
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
The last player on your fantasy bench should never get comfortable. He should know that every Tuesday morning you're checking snap rates, goal-line carries, route participation and target shares for somebody younger, faster or simply more gainfully employed. Too many fantasy managers treat the roster they drafted like a legally binding contract. It isn't. Draft night is not roster construction's finish line. It's the opening bell. Roles change, and injuries rearrange depth charts.
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Found money: 18 fantasy football sleepers hiding on the waiver wire after draft day

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By Eddie Brown Verified
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The last player on your fantasy bench should never get comfortable. He should know that every Tuesday morning you’re checking snap rates, goal-line carries, route participation and target shares for somebody younger, faster or simply more gainfully employed. Too many fantasy managers treat the roster they drafted like a legally binding contract. It isn’t. Draft night is not roster construction’s finish line. It’s the opening bell.
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