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Welcome to the Berkshire Fantasy Football Blog!

Welcome to the Berkshire Fantasy Football Blog! This blog will be geared toward daily and season long fantasy football. I will be going through weekly games, highlight top performers, discuss how player injuries will impact fantasy decisions, and talk through potential waiver wire targets for upcoming weeks. I intend to publish two to three blog posts a week, typically between Monday and Friday.


To give you all a little background about myself, my name is Brian Kelly and I am an attorney in Massachusetts. I have always had a passion for football and I would like to put my healthy obsession and (extensive) knowledge about football to use. I hope you all find this blog to be helpful. My vision is that this blog will provide some insight into the game and be an asset for all who use it. Thank you for coming to the Berkshire Fantasy Football Blog.


Just so this is clear and out in the open I am a Packers fan which may cause a bit of bias to come through in my writing.


Enjoy,


Brian Kelly

Go Pack Go

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