What is fantasy football............free 10 points?

Question

how can i start .............any websites

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Fantasy Football is a online game. You have to do a draft to get your players. Then you have to set your line up every week. The goal is to make the playoffs and win the championship. The sites you can do fantasy football on are Yahoo, ESPN, and Fleaflicker. There are also other smaller sites you can do it on.

Answer 3

Hi NewO,

Fantasy Football is a game which allows participants (e.g. players, teams, franchises, etc) to build a roster of NFL players and compete against other participants in head-to-head play throughout the NFL football season. ‘Teams’ can build a roster in a variety of different ways depending on how the league was created, but serpentine draft and auction leagues are the most populate. Teams generally take turns picking players until all of their rosters are full.

Rosters are finalized during the NFL pre-season, then during the regular season each fantasy team plays one other team each week and the team with the most points wins the game. Teams accumulate points based on the statistical output of the players they choose to start. Teams in fantasy football have a roster of roughly 15 players, but only a subset of those players start each week.

Similar to the NFL, most fantasy leagues have a playoff system where the best teams compete in an elimination tournament at the end of the regular season to determine the league champion. There are many different varieties of fantasy football, but almost all leagues follow these general guidelines.

Fantasy football is also an excuse to watch every football game during the entire football season because every game (even those involving the most boring teams) has value if it involves players on your fantasy roster. It's also a great excuse to talk trash to your friends and flaunt your vast football knowledge. Essentially, it provides a platform for men to prove who is the most knowledgeable football fan. It's lots of fun.

Starting out, I'd check out the free leagues at Yahoo or Sportsline.  Join a public league to get your feet wet and then move on from there.  I created a write-up with some fantasy drafting guidelines and if you click on the link in my source list you can read it.  On my site you can also learn about cheat sheet creation and create your own using drag and drop on an interactive cheat sheet.  It's free.