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Rhett Bomar Fantasy Profile


   Height: 6-2 Weight: 225 Age: 25
Born:7/2/1985Groesbeck,TX
College: Sam Houston State
Experience: 1st season
High School: Grand Prairie HS [TX]
 


We found 4 article(s) related to Rhett Bomar

QB of the Future - NFC Edition
If you ask any NFL General Manager to pick one player to build a team around, you're likely to hear a number of answers...Aaron Rodgers. Drew Brees. Matt Ryan. Sam Bradford. Josh Freeman. The common thread is the position they play, because the Quarterback is the most important position in football and perhaps all of sports. Defense may win championships, but every team in the NFL wants to have a franchise QB. We are going to take a look at every NFC team and assess their QB Depth heading into the offseason.

[ Full Article ]     - posted Wednesday, Jan 26 2011 - about 1 year ago


Instant Reaction: 2009 NFL Draft
Instant Reaction: 2009 NFL Draft

There are many variables to consider when evaluating how an NFL rookie can contribute to your Dynasty Fantasy Football team.  Draft day has finally arrived, and BeastOrBust is here to provide you the insight neccessary to build your Dynasty.   Follow along as we provide you immediate feedback on each player selected, and how their respective landing spots will affect Dynasty value.  Also visit our Forums if you are interested in discussing the fantasy implications of each pick.

Dynasty Football...Get Serious!

[ Full Article ]     - posted Thursday, Apr 23 2009 - about 3 years ago


2009 Rookie Quarterback Profiles
"Would have benefitted from another year in college" That will be a common theme as draft day approaches. The "big" three - Matt Stafford, Mark Sanchez and Josh Freeman highlight a pretty weak QB class in this year's NFL Draft. But young studly quarterbacks are like gold in dynasty leauges, so you'll want to know who is going to provide the most fantasy upside in the long term.

[ Full Article ]     - posted Tuesday, Apr 07 2009 - about 3 years ago


2009 Draft Preview
Every NFL team has the difficult task of evaluating collegiate talent that has yet to perform in the offensive schemes run in the NFL.  The goal is to find players with skill sets that will translate from the Saturday league to the NFL.  Most players will take a year or two before they provide reliable fantasy value.  The elite players in the right situation can contribute from day one.  Finding the right players, and having a little patience are key to to dynasty dominance.

[ Full Article ]     - posted Tuesday, Mar 31 2009 - about 3 years ago