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Week 5 Waiver Wire – 2009 Fantasy Football

Found October 05, 2009 on Hoops Fantasy:
PLAYERS: Derek Anderson,  Brady Quinn
TEAMS: Cleveland Browns

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Can you believe we are already into Week 5 of the 2009 fantasy football season? It seems that just yesterday we were preparing for the season to start. Anyways, here are some waiver wire gems heading into Week 5. These players should help your fantasy football team now and down the line as the NFL season progresses. QB Derek Anderson, Cleveland Browns While Derek Anderson wasn’t great in his first start of the season, he was better than Brady Quinn. Remembering how good Anderson was a couple years ago, picking him up as a backup makes a lot of sense. WR Mohamed Massaquoi, Cleveland [...]Post from: Expert Fantasy
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