Feb 2, 2013
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Written by Brian Dezelske |
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Edited by Marc Caviglia |
Patrick Willis vs. Baltimore Ravens Offense
With all the hype leading up to Super Bowl XLVII that surrounds Ray Lewis—one of the four or five greatest middle linebackers of all-time—people neglect to realize that he is not even the best middle linebacker playing this Sunday.
Jan 19, 2013
—Written by Brian Dezelske 
—Edited by Marc Caviglia 
With the NFC and AFC Championship Games coming up this weekend, two names stand out as keys to each respective game. Matt Ryan comes to mind in the NFC and Joe Flacco for the AFC.
Each quarterback holds the keys to a trip to the Super Bowl, where they would face off against each other if their teams won. Also, they’re both at a very important stage in their respective careers—careers that both started in 2008 as the only quarterbacks selected in the first round of that year’s draft—and that’s leading their teams to a Super Bowl and being considered an elite quarterback. It’s a giant step that both seem poised to take, but they will need a collective effort from their teams in order to reach their goals.
Now let’s dive in and break down what lies ahead for these signal callers. Here are your key matchups for the Championship Round.
Final score predictions are the opinion on Brian Dezelske and not the Bruno Boys staff
Jan 12, 2013
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
The Divisional Round of the 2012 NFL Playoffs features four matchups that will come down to the most important position on the field—the quarterback position. As we get further into the playoffs, these individual matchups become more and more crucial to the outcome of the game.
Here are your key matchups for the Divisional Round.
Final score predictions are the opinion on Brian Dezelske and not the Bruno Boys staff
Jan 4, 2013
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
The NFL’s regular season is over and the playoffs are upon us, which means individual matchups become magnified and play bigger roles in determining these crucial games. There are multiple matchups of interest, but each game has one that stands out above the rest and will play a major roll in the outcome of these contests. Here are you key matchups for the wild card round of the NFL playoffs.
Final score predictions are the opinion on Brian Dezelske and not the Bruno Boys staff
Dec 29, 2012
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
The end of the 2012 NFL season is finally here with a host of Week 17 games that will finalize the playoff picture, as well as this year’s fantasy football season. For those who still have championship games to play, here are some players to look closely at as coaching staffs ponder sitting starters, altering possible fantasy football outcomes. Obviously owners will continue to start the Adrian Peterson’s and Calvin Johnson’s of the world, but everyone knows it’s those flex-type matchups that make or break a team.
Enjoy the final ‘Key Matchups’ article for the 2012-13 season. Happy New Year!
Dec 22, 2012
—Written by Brian Dezelske
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—Edited by Marc Caviglia
Week 16 of the 2012 NFL season is the last week of football before the Christmas holiday and championship week for the vast majority of the fantasy football universe. There’s no need to explain everything that hinges on the games and matchups this week—it’s simply for all the marbles.
Nervous owners will want to take every precious minute they can to fine-tune their lineups before the start of the games. However, there is no need to worry because the Bruno Boys have you covered right here with seven key matchups that will make, or break, your team. Good luck in Week 16. Happy Holidays to everyone in the Bruno Boys Nation!
Dec 14, 2012
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
Week 15 of the NFL season is upon us and that means we’re all in the thick of our fantasy football playoffs. This is no time over-think any situation; owners need play their horses and find the right matchups in order to dial up a lineup that gives them the best chance of winning.
The Bruno Boys have seven matchups that you, the owner, need to look at in order to dominate your opponent and get to the fantasy football championship. Good luck in Week 15!
Dec 7, 2012
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
Fantasy Football playoffs are finally here and owners are scouring the NFL grid for matchups they hope to exploit. Well owners look no further than right here. We have seven key matchups that need to be addressed as the fantasy football nation enters their respective playoff rounds.
We’ll discuss whether to start guys like Frank Gore, Matt Schaub and others. Apply this information to your team and dominate your way to a fantasy football championship. Good luck this playoff season.
Nov 30, 2012
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
Week 13 of the NFL season is finally upon us. It’s the last week of the regular season in most leagues and the first week of playoffs in some. It’s do-or-die time for a lot of owners who are clinging to playoff hopes.
Some of those hopes and dreams were already shattered after last night’s game where the Atlanta Falcons beat the New Orleans Saints 23-13. Big names in fantasy football such as Drew Brees, Matt Ryan, Julio Jones, Roddy White and Darren Sproles came up extremely lame, causing owners to go Code Red.
For those owners who are freaking out, we have seven matchups for you to take a look at and hopefully use to help get you that all-important win. So take a deep breath, relax and read. Good luck!
Nov 24, 2012
—Written by Brian Dezelske
—Edited by Marc Caviglia
The start to Week 12 of the 2012 season provided fantasy footballers a bountiful Thanksgiving style feast with Tom Brady, Robert Griffin III, Tony Romo, Calvin Johnson and Andre Johnson serving us fantasy points aplenty. They provided us with a cornucopia of offense that’s sure to make an exciting week as we draw near the end of the fantasy football regular season.
Who are some of the players that could provide us with a similar taste on Sunday? Well, after your stomach’s settle and you’re ready for seconds, read on and find out!
