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• Fantasy Football and baseball help From Fantasy Index - cheaters alwas prosper
• Fantasy Football Breakdown Great site for those who play FFB. The site offers many helpful categories and news sections to help keep you apprised of what is going on around the NFL which should make it a lot easier for anyone playing FFB to decide who to play, bench, trade or who to put on waivers. Easy to navigate and it's free. Definitely worth checking out.
• Fantasy Football Advice - NFLXperts.com Free Fantasy Football Advice, Rankings, News, and More! Very nicely done site, easy to navigate and really seems to have just about any kind of advice you might need for managing your FFB league or team. What's great is that all the advice and tips are completely free. Can't argue with that! Would definitely recommend this for anyone who is looking for an informative and helpful site that will make managing their team easier.
• Fantasy Football Stats Fantasy Football blog that has interesting articles and appears to have helpful statistical help for those who love participating in FFB. To have access to anything other than their blog articles you must become a member first.
• Fantasy Football Starters.com This site is good for the true die hard FFB fan who not only wants help with their drafting and lineups but wants to have it delivered right to their cell phones. This site is not free so if you're looking for freebie info and help you won't find it here. But if you're high tech and want to spend a few dollars on some good and helpful information, then this is probably the site for you
• Ask The Commish Free and fee site that has a bounty of info such as who to sit and who to start, expert picks, weekly picks, headlines, injury reports, points allowed, power rankings, team analysis, message boards, mock drafts, player rankings, etc. All around very good site
• Dr Fantasy Football Nice site that offers player analysis, injury reports, player rankings, cheat sheets, depth charts, mock drafts, NFL news and links to other sites. You need to be a member to access everything but there doesn't appear to be any sort of fee. So for those who are looking for free guidance in their FFB leagues might find this a helpful site
• Fantasy (American)Football Bookmarks The only bookmark you need for fantasy American football information. Over 1500 direct links broken down into over 50 categories. Plus news, results images, mail lists, chat rooms.The lot!
• Fantasy Insights Very comprehensive site for those who are looking for help with their FFB leagues. Giving insights into free agency, what FFB is all about, depth charts, stats and much more. They offer free and fee services.
• Fantasy Football Times America's Fantasy Football Newsletter - Delivered To Your PC Doorstep. Has some free information, with more available on subscription
• Fantasy Football Toolbox Great site giving you free access to free cheat sheets, draft tips and even FFB discussion boards
• Fantasy Football Information Services Providing comprehensive fantasy American football information throughout the year
• FootballDocs Fantasy Football "Where the Geeks Meet the Gridiron". Comes highly recommended with great supportand offers draft software, cheat sheets, bench/start advice, pick / up drop advice, and more. Questions answered
• Fantasy Football Cafe A free cafe site catering to the fantasy football community with news, cheat sheets, sleepers, NFL player rankings, strategy tips and advice, predictions and forums. A useful site that offers some good free FFB information along with tons of links to other sites.
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• FF Spiral Great new site filled with valuable information for all FFB players from the seasoned vets to the newbie. Site includes cheat sheets, fantasy football advice, statistics, FFB forum,and much more. All for free! Worth checking into!
• Fantasy Gas A useful site with all kinds of important information to help any FFB team owner, with both free and premium stats, cheat sheets, injury info, player info and much more. What's different about this particular site is that they recognize and honour independent FFB leagues by allowing league owners to submit their league to be reviewed and to be added to their Gallery of Fantasy Football Champions. Nice little added feature and unique to most sites of this nature.
• Fantasy Sports publications Online Source For Reliable Fantasy Football Information; headlines, articles, team notes, weblinks, flash updates...
• Football Guys Hardcore statistical analysis of NFL football. Also, fantasy football cheatsheets, projections, statistics, and articles. Nice site with lots of free helpful information for fantasy players including archives from previous years.
• Athlon Fantasy Football from Grogan Sports;Fantasy football, fantasy football tools and resources; archived articles, newspaper links, resource sites directory
• Gridiron grumblings Fantasy football support specialty with player rankings, news, articles, stats, message boards, mock drafts, advice. Really nice site loaded with all sorts of useful information for the fantasy player. Most of the features on the site you need to pay for but even the free info is worth checking out.
• Monster Draft An online fantasy football tool that creates a customized draft guide or cheatsheet tailored to each user's specific league format. It is easy to navigate, has a lot of helpful FFB info for only a small sum to be a member to use the draft tool. They even have a demo set up so you can see how it works.
• Not Just a Game Find all the information you need to win your fantasy football league. Nicely done site with fantasy articles, player rankings, predictions and analysis all for free.
• The Huddle Articles, stats, weekly features; members only at $1 per week for a full fantasy football sport. Nice layout and lots of fantasy information for the hard core fantasy player for a fee.
• Fantasy Football Xtreme Year 'round fantasy football tools and information. This site requires that you pay a yearly fee but does have a lot of information included on the site. From a draft simulator for your league to "Ask the Experts". They provide services year round for the FFB enthusist which is different from most sites. If you are a true hard core FFB player then the fee they charge for their variety of services will probably be worth it for you.
• Fan Draft The first ever fantasy football digital draft board. Make your fantasy football draft feel like the real thing!
• Suicide Sports NFL information for fantasy 'football'
• The coordinator Expert analysis and fantasy football NFL draft software. Offers drafting help and fantasy football analysis.

Fantasy Football Games

• Fantasy pro Football Pick'em From Yahoo Fantasy Sports
• H2H Football and a range of other fantasy sports from From Head to Head
• Office Football Pool
• CBS Sportsline Fantasy Football
• Sportingnews Fantasy Football
• American Fantasy Football League For those who are truly FFB, high stakes fanatics. The entry fees range from $150 American dollars to $1,200 American dollars! Now that's what we call hardcore, serious players. Play for Waterford Crystal trophies. It's a good site, very easy to navigate and their instructions on how to register and play are direct and to the point.
• Extreme Fantasy Football League This site is for hard core FFB players. They charge per team entry, so you really need to be serious about it. Nice site, simple design and very easy to navigate. Includes a nice chat room and message board as well. Something interesting they have that no other site seems to have is a sports card forum. That's a different twist
• Fantasy Headquarters Play American Football (and other sports). Want to own your own football team? Choose the players you want? Make all of the decisions?...Try this. It's a great way to really interact with your sport and other sports fans. Wide choice of games.
• Heysportsfans Fantasy Football And other sports leagues with unlimited free trades, lots of winners, and a free game. The pay leagues consist of non-keeper leagues, hi-lo league where you pick the team that will score the most and the team that will score the least each week and then a playoff football league where you pick players from the teams in the playoffs each week.
• Sandbox Fantasy Football Various exciting and challenging Fantasy Football games as part of the 25+ games provided by Sandbox memberships. They offer non-keeper, salary cap and pickem leagues.
• Sporting News Fantasy Football Games Free; choice of games (offers free and fee versions of their non-keeper and salary cap leagues) ; stats, rankings updates etc online.
• Fantasy Football Commissioner This is a great site if you don't want to join one of the numerous online leagues and would rather run your own private league with family and friends. If you don't mind paying for this service, which is a lot less than some other services you'll probably enjoy this one. It has a lot of great features for the person who would be the commissioner to use to run the league such as Roster Positions, League Teams, League Schedule, League Scoring, League Finances, Homepage and Transactions all customizable. You'll also find Q&A Forums, Football News, Resources with cheat sheets, injury reports, etc, as well as links to other FFB source
• Quest Fantasy football Leagues Very good site for those players who are really into FFB and don't mind putting out a few dollars in order to have a chance at winning some decent prize money. Offers two different types of drafts, an email draft as well as an online draft and they have several different types of leagues that should keep the interest of a variety of players. They offer money leagues with entry fees from $50 to $1000 and trophy leagues with am entry fee of $14.95.
• NFL Gaming A different approach to gaming with the NFL. Combines computer generated NFL Picks with traditional handicapping and analysis. Requires paid membership.
• MaxQ Fantasy Football Now in it's 8th year offers personal leagues via NFL.com and Yahoo Sports. Along with offering 3 different leagues to join, we also have an interactive newsletter site with original commentary, useful links, reports on games of the week, up to date weekly NFL information, as well as an interactive format where visitors can post comments and/or questions that can be answered right on the site, no need to wait for an email reply. Membership is not required to access this site, or to post questions or comments.
• Next Gen Pro Football Is an information packed site that could be good in helping you decide who to have on your FFB team or who to get rid of. It offers you a different twist on things by having a more personal approach to the NFL and Fantasy Football, with their own opinions on players and what's going on in the NFL and Fantasy Football as well as links to professional opinions. They offer depth charts for all the NFL teams which will help you decide who you might want to have on your FFB team.
• Fantasy Football Insider from DocStats Resources for fantasy football; player news, injury reports.... In Fantasy Treats, it provides a range of artlcles
• Extreme Fantasy Football League Easy to navigate site, for those who want to pay to play in a head to head competition either in Football or Baseball. The rules and scoring system are easy to understand and written well. The site includes an easy to use chat room, message board and a page that also sells sports cards which is a little different for a Fantasy Sports site
• Fantasy Sports 'R' Us Run a 162 game Head to Head regular season schedule followed by a two week playoff; Standard rotisserie leagues that include NL only, AL only, mixed, one-year and lifetime; a strong resources section and Stat and Website Private League Services
• Pure Fantasy Football Running over 10 years; 200 individual games each with 216 teams, including premiership teams, to choose from. As manager of your favourite team you must pit your wits against the other managers (real people) in your game. Your decisions determine your team's fate (championship, promotion, relegation, cup run).
• Fantasy Sports Are us Invitational Challenge The FSIC is made up of invited participants from fantasy, rotisserie and sports related sites. Only the most relevant individuals/sites will be offered an invitation. Each year, the sites that come in 11th and 12th in the FSIC National League, FSIC American League, or FSIC Football League will give up their memberships in those individual leagues and two new sites will be invited to compete in the Fantasy Sports Invitational Challenge. You must be a member of one of the leagues invited to this Invitational to access any of the information provided on the site.
• Fantasy Football Tournament of Champions They offer what they call tournament style FFB which means there is no draft. You can start any NFL player you want - but only once. You start a QB, 2 RBs, 3 WRs, 1 TE, 1 PK and 1 Defense each week Teams compete in the twelve week FFTOC regular season; Six teams per bracket and each bracket winner doubles their money Head-to-head matchups replaced by local rivalries Top 33% of teams advance to play for four weeks in the Finals The highest ranking teams from the Finals win cash awards The catch is you can't start the same players twice in a row. This league is not free.
• The Huddle Fantasy Football (Requires free membership) For the latest in NFL news, visit The Huddle for all of our fantasy football articles to keep your team up to date. Read fantasy football news, stats and get advice in The Huddle.

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