According to the latest Fantasy Football rankings available at http://www.footballdiehards.com/WorldRankings2008.cfm, I finished 242nd in 2008.
I am assuming that is based on the 7th place overall at the Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC), skipping the World Championship of Fantasy Football (WCOFF) and my mid range finish at the National Fantasy Football Championship (NFFC) and the NBC Sports Fantasy Football Championship.
In 2009, I have committed to play in the FFPC and I am considering the NFFC or NBC Championship.
Is there a better way to evaluate the fantasy football managers/owners?
Should it be on money won? Or does money wagered factor in too?
How about high stakes leagues versus others? What is the cutoff?
Do multiple teams in one contest taint sucess?
The number of participants and the amount of the entry fee should definitely factor.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Monday, June 22, 2009
Ready to try the next level of Fantasy Football?
Are you ready to take the next step in Fantasy Football? Have you dominated your local FF leagues or YAHOO/ESPN/CBSSPORTS leagues? Feel like you are one of the best but in a little pond with no competition. Tired of beating teams that give up after they lose a few games?
Think about a High Stakes League.
The World Championship of Fantasy Football (WCOFF), www.WCOFF.Com offers the chance to play with other dedicated fantasy football enthusiasts competing for a $300,000 grand prize. League prizes total over $10,000.
I have played WCOFF in the past and have a .725 W/L record in that competition.
The Main Event is held in Las Vegas on Friday 11 Sep or Sat 12 Sep.
If you care to try, mention code “Slam” and get $100 off your entry fee.
Good luck!
Think about a High Stakes League.
The World Championship of Fantasy Football (WCOFF), www.WCOFF.Com offers the chance to play with other dedicated fantasy football enthusiasts competing for a $300,000 grand prize. League prizes total over $10,000.
I have played WCOFF in the past and have a .725 W/L record in that competition.
The Main Event is held in Las Vegas on Friday 11 Sep or Sat 12 Sep.
If you care to try, mention code “Slam” and get $100 off your entry fee.
Good luck!
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Happy Fathers Day
A big admiration to all those fathers. It takes a big sacrifice to be a father to a child.
Thanks for being there!!!
Author
Fantasy Football Tips ($9.95)
Fantasy Football Almanac 2009 ($12.95)
Fantasy Football Guidebook ($19.95)
Thanks for being there!!!
Author
Fantasy Football Tips ($9.95)
Fantasy Football Almanac 2009 ($12.95)
Fantasy Football Guidebook ($19.95)
Saturday, June 20, 2009
"A fighter pilots football fantasy" by Darrell Laurant
Reprinted with permission from the Lynchburg News and Advance newspaper.
3rd year WRs who may surprise
So Calvin Johnson and Dwayne Bowe are not going to be a big surprise to be in the top 15 WRs, but there are few other 3rd year receivers who desevre a closer look at sleeper.
Anthony Gonzalez-IND ....with the loss of Marvin Harrison he looks ready to move up.
Steve Breaston-AZ........If Boldin leaves definitely move him up; even if Boldin stays Breaston may get better in 09'. Especially if your league awards KO/PRTN TDs
Ted Ginn Jr.-MIA......Put up or shut up time. I like him as a sleeper but word out of MIA is that Greg Camarillo is back from his injury and taking over where he left off
Steve Smith-NYG.......Plaxico gone. Does D Hixon get the nod or is it the other Steve Smith
James Jones-GB.......More of a long shot than the other guys on the list.
Sidney Rice-MIN.......The QB battle at MIN may determine this potential more than anything else.
Sam Hendricks, author Fantasy Football Guidebook, Fantasy Football Almanac 2009 and Fantasy Football Tips
Anthony Gonzalez-IND ....with the loss of Marvin Harrison he looks ready to move up.
Steve Breaston-AZ........If Boldin leaves definitely move him up; even if Boldin stays Breaston may get better in 09'. Especially if your league awards KO/PRTN TDs
Ted Ginn Jr.-MIA......Put up or shut up time. I like him as a sleeper but word out of MIA is that Greg Camarillo is back from his injury and taking over where he left off
Steve Smith-NYG.......Plaxico gone. Does D Hixon get the nod or is it the other Steve Smith
James Jones-GB.......More of a long shot than the other guys on the list.
Sidney Rice-MIN.......The QB battle at MIN may determine this potential more than anything else.
Sam Hendricks, author Fantasy Football Guidebook, Fantasy Football Almanac 2009 and Fantasy Football Tips
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Josh Freeman, TB QB Worth a late round pick?
In Fantasy Football Almanac 2009, I maintain that Freeman could wind up as the TB starter. He is worth a late round pick especially in Keeper leagues or leagues with large rosters.
The competiton with the Bucs is Leftwhich and McCown.....Freeman the 17th pick overall could be the starter from Day 1.
Watch this closely,
And if Plaxico Buress ends up in TB........
Don't forget Fathers Day this Sunday 21 June. Fantasy Football Gudebook, Fantasy Football Tips and Fantasy Football Almanac 2009 all are great, low cost gift ideas.
The competiton with the Bucs is Leftwhich and McCown.....Freeman the 17th pick overall could be the starter from Day 1.
Watch this closely,
And if Plaxico Buress ends up in TB........
Don't forget Fathers Day this Sunday 21 June. Fantasy Football Gudebook, Fantasy Football Tips and Fantasy Football Almanac 2009 all are great, low cost gift ideas.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Sam Hendricks mentioned in Book Marketing Update article
Sam Hendricks quoted in article How to set up successful book events,
Part 2: Thinking outside the bookstore
From libraries to NASCAR races, opportunities to sell books are everywhere.
On page 11 of the May 2009 edition of Steve Harrison's Book Marketing Update Sam is quoted on his experiences selling Fantasy Football Guidebook at Sports Bars.
"Sports bars. Sam Hendricks’ book is a perfect fit for
sports fans, so he’s done many signings of his Fantasy
Football Guidebook over a pint at sports bars. "
Part 2: Thinking outside the bookstore
From libraries to NASCAR races, opportunities to sell books are everywhere.
On page 11 of the May 2009 edition of Steve Harrison's Book Marketing Update Sam is quoted on his experiences selling Fantasy Football Guidebook at Sports Bars.
"Sports bars. Sam Hendricks’ book is a perfect fit for
sports fans, so he’s done many signings of his Fantasy
Football Guidebook over a pint at sports bars. "
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