Comeback Player: A player who returns from a significant injury and re-emerges into a legitimate fantasy starter. Deuce McAllister, who rushed for 1,057 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2006 after a serious knee injury a year earlier is one example.

 

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Comeback Player: A player who returns from a significant injury and re-emerges into a legitimate fantasy starter. Deuce McAllister, who rushed for 1,057 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2006 after a serious knee i . . . View Full Definition

Straight Player: A player that relies on accuracy at the expense of power.

Real Player: Developed by RealNetworks, this is a cross-platform multi-media player.

QuickTime Player: A multimedia technology developed by Apple Computer. Developed to display video, sound, animation, graphics, text, music and 360 degree virtual reality (VR) scenes. Apple makes its QuickTime . . . View Full Definition

Too Many Players On The Ice: An infraction that draws a bench minor penalty. It most often occurs when a team is trying to change on the fly and one of the forwards is late coming off the ice.

Unseeded Player: A player (male or female) who is not a seed in the tournament (see seed).

Windows Media Player: Developed by Microsoft Corporation, this is a audio video player that can also handle MP3 files. The player also has the ability to store your favorite music, video, pictures and recorded TV . . . View Full Definition

Utility Player: A player capable of playing multiple positions

Power Player: A cranker; hard hitting, big hook, faster than average speed player.

Post Player: The position usually played by the center.