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Christopher Harris looks at the notable free-agent signings from Day 3 of free agency, leading with Steven Jackson joining the Atlanta Falcons.

Matthew Berry publishes his rankings of the top 200 players for fantasy football leagues in 2013.

Matthew Berry gushes all over Robert Griffin III in a lead-in to Week 8's love/hate list that is more about love than it is about hate.

Matthew Berry presents his readers' choices for the 2011 "Dead To Me" team and sets forth his final love and hate selections of the season.

Matthew Berry hopes to inspire those facing long odds in their fantasy playoff matchup with the story of how two guys who'd never written a movie script before were hired to write a sequel to what was then the highest-grossing comedy franchise in film.

Matthew Berry offers a chance at amnesty for those he has blocked from his Twitter account if they'll make a donation to The V Foundation, and gives advice to those who need a win to get into the fantasy playoffs.

Matthew Berry owns up to the fact that Michael Vick hasn't worked out as a No. 1 pick. But does he regret the call? Love/Hate for Week 11 follows.

Matthew Berry presents a homage to Plaxico Burress, his all Whack-A-Mole team of the most frustrating players to own in fantasy, along with his usual love/hate advice for Week 10.

Matthew Berry has one bold prediction to make about each NFL team before he launches into the Week 1 loves and hates.

Matthew Berry reveals the players he likes more or less than their draft position this season and lets his readers in on his secret.

Matthew Berry has good advice for those in fantasy football, and for life in general. When it comes to getting the desired outcome, don't try to get too cute.

Matthew Berry gives a very factual rendition of Love/Hate for Week 10.

Matthew Berry's final column of 2009 is chock-full of what the people like; lists, lists and more lists! And Muppets!

Matthew Berry combines pickups, starts and sits into one big Holiday column for Week 16.

Ken Daube looks at the latest trends and targets, and wonders why more fantasy owners aren't taking the chance on Pierre Garcon.

Scott Burton uses the history of human narratives -- seriously -- to explain why you should be trying to sell Donovan McNabb and other QBs who have thrived in the red zone. Plus, he uses the Fantasy Scout tool to offer advice at RB and WR.

Story | Conversation | November 11, 2009