Thursday, September 5, 2013

Fantasy Football

Starting today the NFL season starts tonight September 5th with the Bronco's and Ravens playing in a rematch of the AFC championship game from last season. But all this means is fantasy ideas, drafts, and pools have already started.  Football used to be just picking the spread or the over/under on a game.  This is too boring for the average fan who wants to watch the game and make a little money to keep things interesting. Fantasy Football is not for your average fan who roots for one team and know one else.



When betting or playing Fantasy Football you need to leave your emotions aside for that  specific team you root for. You need to go after the best players not the best teams.
Fantasy Football pools are usually set up by a commissioner. The commissioner  asks people to join the league. Once the commissioner sets up the league and everybody has joined  there is a draft.  Which is the most important day in you're Fantasy Football  season. This is where you select your team. Drafting is essential because this determines what position players are on your team. For practice there are mock drafts which are used for practicing drafting in your league. I suggest you do these mock drafts so you can develop a strategy and figure out the rounds and rankings of players based on their position.  

Basic strategy is to choose running backs in the first round because they usually acquire the most points and possession of the ball besides the quarterbacks. The reason you do not pick a quarterback in the first round or even the second is because on your team roster you can have up too three running backs and only one quarterback. All in all you are trying to create an all-star team. There are shows dedicated to Fantasy Football including Fantasy Football on ESPN as well as NFL Network. Understanding that these shows can help you week to week on making decisions and knowing why or what you need to do for that particular week. There are 16 weeks in Fantasy Football just like the regular season. It least one of these weeks there is going to be a bye week for one of your players this is where it gets tricky you'll need to go to your free-agent pool which is the people that did not get drafted on draft day or you can make a trade for player who is not in the free-agent pool but they are on somebody else's team. Danger do not stress or change your team weekly just because one of your players is not playing that particular because when you go to the free-agent pool to get someone you then will have to drop someone and it turns into a domino effect every week trying to fix a little problem instead of letting it go and making your team not suffer.






Remember you got gotta play to win.
 
 
 






 

1 comment:

  1. Jason: good start. Here are some tips: Don't give me news. Don't give me "a fantasy league starts with a draft, then..." Resist your urge to tell the news or tell the facts. GIVE ME OPINION. For example, if I were to write about this topic, I'd START OUT with: Fantasy Football is ruining sports. That's right. It is breaking down fan loyalty to one team and bringing up gambling. That's just wrong.

    See the difference between what you wrote and what I wrote?

    Prof Scauzillo

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