ProFootballWeekly.com has some waiver additions for your team!

SI.com David Sabino breaks down who is rising and falling in fantasy football.

Nobody saw what was coming in the Buffalo New England game this past weekend.

NOBODY! 

If they claim they did they are liars! You probably shouldn’t listen to them or maybe you should. They must have a crystal ball that can broadcast NFL games before they are played.

Here is what I saw happen in that game.

Tom Brady was not very impressive in this game especially the first half and he was constantly pressured. 

The Bills defense wasn’t very impressive against the run but contained Tom Brady in the first half and even some of the third quarter.

It took a little while for the man child Patriots OC Josh Mc Daniels to figure out that his running game was breaking for long yardage. So instead of forcing the pass the Pats opted for the running game.

By the way whoever said that Patriots receiver Wes Welker was done in New England is an idiot! But I digress and back to the game.

So of course Chan Gailey abandons the running game with the one of the leading rushers in the NFL CJ Spiller and starts passing. Because that is what Gailey dose.

Dumb mistake because the Patriots defensive secondary has very much improved from last season.

The Bills defense quit in the second half that simple. They were beat up and didn’t even put up a fight.

If Gailey would have continued to use his running game and gave his defense a rest this would’ve been a very different score.

Now is Patriots running-back Brandon Bolden a solid waiver pick up? YES!

Grab him now! Unlike Ridley he pounds the ball and beats up the defense. 

Also Ridley fumbled on Sunday and I see Bolden stealing carries when this happens.

Again if someone tells you that Wes Welker is out of New England because Bill Belichick is upset with his holding out then that person is a most likely a moron.

Give me a break! Then why even bother using the franchise tag when he is not even going to play Welker? That was the dumbest twitter conversation I’ve had yet!

SI.com If you have Mikel Leshoure available on waivers go get him!

ESPN.com If you lost a player to injury in week one don’t panic here are some players that could make an impact on fantasy football team.

Si.com Thomas Casale is one of the best opinions in fantasy football and this week he gives you some players who flew under the radar in fantasy football drafts but may still be available on waivers or trades.

ThePigSkinGuy.com If you have never read “The Fire Sale” in the SI.com under the Fantasy tab this is a good time to start.

Writer Thomas Casale has written the column for over two years for SI.com. His writing also includes “The Feeding Frenzy” for FantasySharks.com and you can find him on twitter at…

This is the best way I can tell it to 85. When the Cowboys scouting department sees that your skills have declined rapidly you’re in trouble

— Thomas Casale (@ThePigskinGuy) July 27, 2012

A Fire Sale is an expression for when merchants would drastically reduce the price of goods that were “slightly damaged” in a fire, flood, or when they came off the back of a truck from the New Jersey Turnpike.

However the expression is also used when you have to move crap that just isn’t selling. Cubs fans call this problem Alfanso Soriano.

Now your probably saying what does fantasy football have to do with curb side retail.

Well that’s just it. As a fantasy football GM you need to know when to buy, hold, or sell the players from your fantasy roster before they become curb side garbage.

Make sure you add @ThePigSkinGuy to writers you should follow for reliable fantasy football advice.

ProFootballWeekly Del Pilar breaks down who may be available on your wavier wire that can contribute right now.

With this week being the start of the 2012 playoffs I will be very active posting content to help you make solid decisions for week 14.

Starting with the waiver wire and who to add and who to drop.

This post comes from Sports Radio WEEI in Boston.