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Top 10 Player Rankings - Off Season
Written by Cleland & Hawn
Fantasy Football player rankings are the meat of any Fantasy Football website. As the owner and fellow fantasy player, I assure you that FantasyFootballHelpers.com will offer you the best in player rankings, cheatsheets, help, advice and the opportunity to get up to date information on everything that is going on in the NFL and how it relates to your fantasy football experience. Some of our guys have posted their rankings over the past couple of months. It's now the boss's time to chime in. Along with the help of new staff member Patrick Hawn, owner Chad Cleland (me), put together a quick list of the top 10 players (teams) at each position. Take a look to get a taste of what this site can and will offer you for the 2008.
Mock drafts are great early tools in helping any worthy fantasy football owner in compiling their off-season cheatsheets. Two weeks after FantasyFootballHelpers.com gave you a taste of the '08 fantasy football season with its first mock draft, we're back with another look at how the draft could play out. Injuries, free agent signings and impact running backs in the draft are all factored into our second draft of the season and there's plenty of movement. Frank Gore continues to haunt the draft looking to regain his first round status while quarterbacks jumped into the first round of this draft, which featured 6 points for TD throws and PPR designations. One thing is clear -- after Tomlinson at the head of the draft, the re are plenty of options for fantasy owners to consider -- some of them tested options, some of them brand new faces in the first two rounds. Let Fantasy Football Helpers experts John Baker and Jason Horton give you an idea of what this year's fantasy draft boards could look like.
NFL head coach changes happen every year. Sure, they have the ultimate job that we all dream of, right? There is only 32 slots in the world for this job title. When success and winning are the end-all, be-all by millions of fans, you have more to answer to then just the Board of Directors or a single boss. They also can gain millions of dollars if they're successful. In some cases the coach has to answer to a General Manager or Vice President of operations, which limits his power over the personnel he has to work with each year. In other cases (Mike Shanahan in Denver comes to mind), the HC is also the VP and is given basically unlimited power by his aging owner (Pat Bowlen) to fire any coordinator, General Manager (Ted Sundquist last week after 15 years of service) or any aging player (Al Wilson, ex-Defensive captain and Pro-Bowl LB), which seems to be a bit too much power if you ask me! Here is a list of all of the HC in the NFL, with the guys with "new" tenures highlighted in RED.
Every tool you can bring to bear on your fantasy decision-making makes the draft decisions we all have to make a little easier to stomach. FantasyFootballHelpers wants to help by offering you insightful looks into the numbers. The basic statistics are just the start of determining who makes the most sense for the fantasy format you're dealing with. Ladainian Tomlinson? Money! Peyton Manning? The fantasy bomb! Reggie Wayne? Dial him up and let him produce! But wouldn't it be nice to have some extra numbers to crunch and a little clearer picture of certain player's values? Of course it would. That's where EFFICIENCY RATINGS come in. Determining who delivers the most fantasy scoring potential per touch is an interesting way to see who delivers the goods more often. Let's take a look at the FSERs of the top 20 or so running backs and receivers to see how their numbers per touch shape up.
Boy, when the free agency bell finally sounded, the deals were fast a furious through the first weekend. Big names and relative nobodies hit major paydays in the first couple days of free agency and depending on who they were and where they went, the fantasy effect could be huge – or just a ripple in the big pond. Still, there were more than a few deals that could have potentially big fantasy football ramifications come opening day 2008 and we’re here to take a look at some that may benefit fantasy owners. There’s still a ton calendar left before training camps open, but it doesn’t hurt to speculate a little right now.
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Football website. As the owner and fellow fantasy player, I assure you that FantasyFootballHelpers.com will offer you the best in player rankings, cheatsheets, help, advice and the opportunity to get up to date information on everything that is going on in the NFL and how it relates to your fantasy football experience. Some of our guys have posted their rankings over the past couple of months. It's now the boss's time to chime in. Along with the help of new staff member Patrick Hawn, owner Chad Cleland (me), put together a quick list of the top 10 players (teams) at each position. Take a look to get a taste of what this site can and will offer you for the 2008.
Mock drafts are great early tools in helping any worthy fantasy football owner in compiling their off-season cheatsheets. Two weeks after FantasyFootballHelpers.com gave you a taste of the '08 fantasy football season with its first mock draft, we're back with another look at how the draft could play out. Injuries, free agent signings and impact running backs in the draft are all factored into our second draft of the season and there's plenty of movement. Frank Gore continues to haunt the draft looking to regain his first round status while quarterbacks jumped into the first round of this draft, which featured 6 points for TD throws and PPR designations. One thing is clear -- after Tomlinson at the head of the draft, the re are plenty of options for fantasy owners to consider -- some of them tested options, some of them brand new faces in the first two rounds. Let Fantasy Football Helpers experts John Baker and Jason Horton give you an idea of what this year's fantasy draft boards could look like. 
NFL head coach changes happen every year. Sure, they have the ultimate job that we all dream of, right? There is only 32 slots in the world for this job title. When success and winning are the end-all, be-all by millions of fans, you have more to answer to then just the Board of Directors or a single boss. They also can gain millions of dollars if they're successful. In some cases the coach has to answer to a General Manager or Vice President of operations, which limits his power over the personnel he has to work with each year. In other cases (Mike Shanahan in Denver comes to mind), the HC is also the VP and is given basically unlimited power by his aging owner (Pat Bowlen) to fire any coordinator, General Manager (Ted Sundquist last week after 15 years of service) or any aging player (Al Wilson, ex-Defensive captain and Pro-Bowl LB), which seems to be a bit too much power if you ask me! Here is a list of all of the HC in the NFL, with the guys with "new" tenures highlighted in RED. 
Every tool you can bring to bear on your fantasy decision-making makes the draft decisions we all have to make a little easier to stomach. FantasyFootballHelpers wants to help by offering you insightful looks into the numbers. The basic statistics are just the start of determining who makes the most sense for the fantasy format you're dealing with. Ladainian Tomlinson? Money! Peyton Manning? The fantasy bomb! Reggie Wayne? Dial him up and let him produce! But wouldn't it be nice to have some extra numbers to crunch and a little clearer picture of certain player's values? Of course it would. That's where EFFICIENCY RATINGS come in. Determining who delivers the most fantasy scoring potential per touch is an interesting way to see who delivers the goods more often. Let's take a look at the FSERs of the top 20 or so running backs and receivers to see how their numbers per touch shape up. 
Boy, when the free agency bell finally sounded, the deals were fast a furious through the first weekend. Big names and relative nobodies hit major paydays in the first couple days of free agency and depending on who they were and where they went, the fantasy effect could be huge – or just a ripple in the big pond. Still, there were more than a few deals that could have potentially big fantasy football ramifications come opening day 2008 and we’re here to take a look at some that may benefit fantasy owners. There’s still a ton calendar left before training camps open, but it doesn’t hurt to speculate a little right now.
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