fantasy football schedule generators? anyone know of a good one...?
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no i dont and i like football that seems strange
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i usually have problems with who i start/bench..classic example, i am REALLY weak in one plus league in the QB slot...i chose warner in the beginning, that worked well, and backup was clemens cause i thought he would start, well, hoped he would start...warner's out, clemen's ain't starting...so in week 9 i had to choose from joey and vince young...i went with young....\nsigh....joey would have scored me plus 20 pts in the league....vince got me dill....\n\nmore specific, though, i think trade one and two are good trades, just crappy weeks, but i don't like the third trade at all...balt has been insane this year, couple down spots, but overall they are money and johnson, i don't think, is worth the balt d....\n-nny
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Yahoo is one of the best free leagues.  \nThey offer live drafts and real time stat tracker during the game.  \nYahoo Plus is not free, but is  very good, however, terrible prizes for winning the league.  They now give out plaques to the winners of the league.  In the past they gave out your choice of NFL team jersey.\n\nCBS sports & NFL.com free leagues are ok.  \nThey have nfl analysis giving you information on players each week\nEspn leagues are ok -pay leagues a little better.  They use to give out t-shirts and trophy to winners.  Good before game time information.  Open chat on Thursdays durning the season.  You can ask the Espn sports associate football questions about your team players.  "who to start'\nUSA Today offer this service for free every Thursday\nFox leagues are ok - they also have a chart each week on who to start and sit\n\nThe Sporting News legue is ok, however the pay league is very good.  Lots of information and updates on players before game time.   Very good information about your team players durning the week. You will get a newsletter on what players to start and sit each week.\nAll leagues offer live drafts if you join early, except The Sporting News.  \nIf joining a free league, I would go with Yahoo.  "The Best" You can always get football information from espn, the sporting news, nfl.com and cbs sports.com\nIf joining a pay league, I would go with CBS or The Sporting News.  \nI hope this help
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The NFL this season will implement for the first time in its history a primetime "flexible scheduling" element on Sundays in Weeks 10-15 and in Week 17. \n\nFlexible scheduling will ensure quality matchups on Sunday night in those weeks and give surprise teams a chance to play their way onto primetime. \n\nThe 2006 NFL schedule will list start times for all Sunday games during the "flex" weeks as 1:00 p.m. ET, except for games played in the Mountain or Pacific Time zones, which will be listed at 4:05 p.m. ET or 4:15 p.m. ET. \n\nThe NBC Sunday night time slot for "flex" weeks will list teams as "TBD." \n\nOnly Sunday afternoon games are eligible to be moved. Flexible scheduling will not be applied to games airing on Thursday, Saturday or Monday nights. \n\nJust as the six major college football conferences have done for many years, the NFL now will have additional flexibility to move the start times of games on Sundays, using a 12-day notice format. \n\nFor example, a game scheduled for Sunday, November 26 could move from a 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff to an 8:15 p.m. start, but the change would be made and announced no later than Tuesday, November 14. \n\nThe NFL has commonly moved games between 1:00 p.m. ET and 4:15 p.m. ET (eight times last season) on Sunday afternoons. The new practice allows the NFL to employ flexible scheduling to include one of its primetime package of games – on Sunday evenings. \n\nSunday afternoon games, as in the past, can still be moved between 1:00 and 4:05 or 4:15 p.m. ET. \n\nIn Week 17, in order to ensure a Sunday night game with playoff implications, the decision to move the start time may be made on six days notice. \n\nCBS and FOX will each be able to protect a total of five games in the seven weeks of flexible scheduling, but not more than one game in any week. \n\nDuring the 2005 regular season, the NFL conducted a study with mock flexible scheduling. An eight-person task force consisting of team executives, one from each division, was consulted on a weekly basis. In addition, television network partners and the NFL's broadcasting department participated weekly in the process. \n\n\nNFL Flexible Scheduling 101:\n\nBegins Sunday, November 12, 2006 (Week 10) \n\nIn effect Weeks 10-15 and Week 17. \n\nNot in effect Week 16 due to holiday weekend. \n\nOnly Sunday afternoon games in Weeks 10-15 and 17 are subject to being moved into the Sunday night window. \n\nThe majority of games on Sundays will be listed at 1:00 p.m. ET during flex weeks except for games played in Pacific or Mountain Time zones which will be listed at 4:05 or 4:15 p.m. ET. \n\nNo impact on Thursday, Saturday or Monday night games. \n\nThe NFL will decide (after consultation with CBS, FOX, NBC) and announce on 12 days notice the game being moved to 8:15 p.m. ET and may also announce games moving to 4:15 p.m. ET. \nWeek 17 start time changes could be decided on 6 days notice to ensure a game with playoff implications. \n\nThe NBC Sunday night time slot in "flex" weeks will list teams as "TBD." \n\nFans and ticket holders must be aware that NFL games in flex weeks are subject to change 12 days in advance (6 days in Week 17) and should plan accordingly. \n\nNFL schedules all games. \n\nCBS and FOX each get to protect a total of 5 games in the 7 weeks of flexible scheduling, but not more than one game in any week. \n\nTeams will be informed as soon as they are no longer under consideration or eligible for a move to Sunday night.
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fantasysports.yahoo.com
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wt week man for what league??\nover all U can find them in too many sited like fifa.com,also espn.com.Filgoal.com\ntry them\nGood luck for your team.\n:)
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I usually use yahoo sports also. To really get all the info you need their stat tracker package. But I'm not cheep for that. \n\nBut in your leagues you can usually see the top 5 movements of players by position. Which is kind of nice.
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Yahoo Fantasy Sports has a great variety of free fantasy sports such as football, football pick em, baseball, basketball, hockey, etc.\n\nGive it a shot and you will like it.
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Yahoo! fantasy sports. Live drafts, keepers, a wide variety of custom leagues of your choosing, or your creation.\n Have fun:) many sports available.
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I would go to the Yahoo Fantasy Sports Home Page at http://fantasysports.yahoo.com/. \nEach game has a link for rules.
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Fox Sports, under their fantasy section.\n\nRoger Rotter usually predicts scores, and provides a scoring breakdown.  It's right on the front page under "Predictions."
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Check out the link below for another good fantasy bball site (It's completely free!)
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I joined a fantasy baseball head-to-head league on Yahoo this spring.  I am already addicted.  I really like the fact that as the manager you can make changes on a daily basis.  I had to get the stattracker so that I can keep up to date on what my team has done through the day or evening and not have to wait until the next day for the matchup scores.  I have two first basemen and two CF/LF....I really like being able to change the line-up based on current statistics, hot streaks and cold spells. \n\nI guess it does seem like there are a lot of games, but I think the fact that I have to keep track of so many things may make me a better fan and way better @ baseball trivia.  I HAVE TO look @ my team every day.  :)
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Last season I did fantasy football on yahoo, espn, and fox sports. Each one offers different things that the other does not, but overall I preferred the yahoo fantasy football. Each one offers free leagues, and also different levels of paying leagues.
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Football and Fantasy Sports and ROOFING
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go to yahoo sports  click on fantasy  then hit football sign up but i think it may be too late  do thje same thing next year
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http://www.fair-play.com/football.php\n\nlook for something that fits your needs there. :-)