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Be skeptical whenever you're told about a sure thing. If the subject is fantasy football, the only thing you can be sure of is uncertainty.
Never has that been more apparent than this season. Sure, Ricky Williams, Donovan McNabb, Priest Holmes and Brett Favre have done well, but more fantasy first-rounders are failing than succeeding.
Here are the biggest first-round disappointments to date, with a prognosis for the rest of the season:
Marshall Faulk, RB, and Kurt Warner, QB, Rams. Injuries have affected the performance of both, and there's little reason to expect a turnaround from either. Warner likely will miss a month with a broken finger on his passing hand. And the running lanes haven't been there for Faulk because the Rams' passing game has lagged so much.
Jeff Garcia, QB, and Terrell Owens, WR, 49ers, Tough matchups, a flu bug and a predictable passing game tilted to get the ball into Owens' hands have hogtied this duo. It won't last, though. The 49ers ...