NFL Fantasy Football 2007 Preview: Do's And Don'ts

Larry Johnson is at the forefront of most NFL Fantasy Football conversations for 2007. (AP Images)

NFL Fantasy Football 2007 Preview: Do's and Dont's

My fantasy football addiction has reached a new low: I’m stalking Larry Johnson.

I’m spying on his supermarket and patrolling his post office. Nothing will keep me from figuring out what Johnson plans to do this season.

When FOXSports.com announces that Chief teammates figure a holdout is likely and Kansas City Star scribe Jason Whitlock insists that trading him to Green Bay is also a possibility, I get more antsy than Nick Nolte at a dry wedding.

Johnson is the best thing to happen to fantasy football since Inconvenient Al created (supposedly) the series of pipes and tubes now commonly referred to as “the Internet.” And Johnson is why I became a pigskin gumshoe.

From 2005 to 2007, his work rate rivaled that of the Amish. All that was missing from Johnson's 752 carries, 3,539 yards and 21 touchdowns were horses, bonnets and buggies.

If LaDainian Tomlinson was the Stallion of fantasy football, Johnson was the Clydesdale – making Chiefs coach Herm Edwards the exhausted equestrian (saddled with poor clock management skills).

How should fantasy football enthusiasts react to a possible Larry Johnson holdout? Read Fantasy Football Do's and Don'ts in Bodog Nation today to find out!

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