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<strong>By Marc Ronick</strong>
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As usual, the NFL provided us all sorts of surprises and excitement in week 3.  Some players lived up to their 2009 expectations: <strong>Peyton Manning </strong>(379 yds/4TDs), <strong>Maurice Jones-Drew</strong> (119 yds, 3 TDs), <strong>Reggie Wayne</strong> (126 yds, 1 TD), <strong>Vincent Jackson</strong> (5 catches/120 yds).  But there is a story in week 3 that seems to have been overlooked by many "experts" and critics that's worth mentioning.  We often write off the old dogs of fantasy football, assuming that there's not much left in the tank to lead a fantasy team to a victory.  But if you take a longer look at the <a href="http://www.nfl.com/stats/weeklyleaders" target="_blank">leaders of the week</a>, you'll see a lot of names at the top of the list that we've seen there for the past 10+ years.  Each week, fantasy geeks around the world are looking at no name or new name gems to help boost their fantasy team production.  This week, lets take a look at the Week 3 "All Old Dog Team" that more than likely could have led (or will lead) your team to a much needed "W" this week....

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