What is the best fantasy football site?

I played Yahoo last year. Anyone know of anything better? Asked by rjkcgd 53 months ago Similar questions: fantasy football site Sports & Recreation.

I poked around last year and I think Yahoo is the best. the-w.com/thread.php/id=32979This is the discussion for the leauge I am playing in this year. Sources: My answer .

Yahoo is the best FREE option out there, but if you are willing to pay you might find something better. Personally, last season I played both Yahoo and CBSSportsline, the Yahoo was free and the CBS cost to play. Personally, I do enjoy CBS because they do have more indepth coverage and analysis.

They are also really hit and miss when it comes to updating on player status before a game (like the game time decisions 9AM on Sunday morning). Considering that Yahoo is free, I enjoyed Yahoo and found it to be sufficient in terms of info. Yahoo is alright about giving up to date info on the players, the only thing that is missing is the suggestion articles about best starts of the week, best matchups...etc.CBS has these types of articles and some of the best things on Yahoo is simply just the news about player injuries.

So if price didn't matter, I would go with CBSSportsline and use the free yahoo info to help...if price did matter, go with the free yahoo and just go with the yahoo info and your best judgement. Good luck. Sources: Opinion .

Yahoo I’ve been in fantasy leagues at espn. Com, nfl. Com and yahoo.Com, and I’ve found Yahoo’s to be my favorite.

In my opinion, the only down side to Yahoo compared to the others is that you can watch the scores update live at nfl. Com and espn.Com, but if you want to watch live score updating at Yahoo, you have to purchase their stat tracker add-on for $10 Other than that, I’ve found the Yahoo one to be my favorite, and the most helpful for managing my team throughout the year Sources: My experience .

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Fantasy Football is so addicting because of Gameday Ritual! I’ve personally tried a lot of Fantasy Football sites out there, but I’ve only been to play out all my football fantasies with GameDayRitual, the most challenging, most realistic and most addictive game on the Internet. In GameDayRitual, you can negotiate with GM’s, build offensive and defensive formations, build your own stadium.

The simulation is so realistic, I’m very impressed. The great thing With GDR, you are able to negotiate against fellow GMs in the innovative Free Agency Blitz. No more run-of-the-mill, boring, cookie-cutter drafts.

There are 22 different Formations and five Offensive and Defensive Schemes. Try to outwit your opponent each week by using the playbook that best utilizes your players' skills. With GDR you can build a Stadium, Track Fan Attendance and Manage Finances rest.

I’ve also found in GDR that you can use other strategies, like all-out blitzing, dime defenses or a rotation of running backs to throw your opponent off their game. One of the best things about GDR is that everything is based on Real Life Players and Real Life Stats. I’d definitely check this one out if you’re looking for a great Fantasy Football Experience.

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2 why don't you try espn. Com they have so many to choose from .

Why don't you try espn. Com they have so many to choose from.

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