Sports Illustrated fantasy issue

Sports Illustrated has a fantasy football issue with the top ranking players and defences. really good magazine and very helpful. you should check it out. its the most recent issue so it should be pretty easy to get.

How to win your fantacy match

Every single match is different but they all are the same in a way. Here is some good ideas to get prepared.

• Look over your roster to make sure that your players don't have a bye, injury, suspension, etc. If you have a bad probability for winning, don't worry you can always change your roster if you need to
• Post some trash talk on the page. Don't go too far. Just joke around a little bit. Use some friendly humor.
• Remember, don't just think about your player, but think about their opponent. Your player wont do that well if he is playing against a better team.

Good luck with these tips leave a comment if you want anything explained. I'll love some suggestions also.

sources for your draft

To get ready for the draft can be very difficult. It can sometimes take a really long time but it can be easy if you use the right sources. Here's a list of some sources that you can use.

• NFL.com- I'm 99% positive that they have something for fantasy football. The website is pretty strait forward as it is so i don't think it will be a problem

• Sports Illustrated for kids-If you have a kid from about 10-13 try buying sports illustrated for kids. They have an issue for fantasy football in July or August.

This should give you a good chunk of what you need to know for the draft. Leave a comment if you need anything explained

getting ready for the next season

Getting ready for the next season can be very difficult. Its really good to "study" or check out magazines, web pages, and other usefull sources for your draft. Some magazines even have articles made for your draft. Also some players will play different this year then from last year. So make smart decisions and don't get your hopes up and you will be sure to get a decent team

playoffs

go to nfl.com/playoffs and create a account.

knowing a good and bad challange

When a tough call is made by the referee and the coach disagrees with the ref, the coach has the right to challenge the play.

To decide a good and bad challenge watch the replay and look how it follows with the rules. The odds are that about 70% of all challenges have the ruling on the field standing and 30% have the play turned around. Also see the coaches reaction for the challenge. If he goes insane, he is most likely seeing something that the ref did not see. And if he seems calm its most likely that its a tough call and he cant make up his mind

QB and WR

When you have the draft. When you pick your QB make sure make he has good wide receivers