Als vermeldden wij een paarweken geleden, zochten wij een kroniekschrijver die zijn materiaal kent om u kerels van één of andere grote hulp van de fantasievoetbal te voorzien.  Goed vonden wij de kerel die De Voetbal Weopon van de fantasie… en hij is de echte overeenkomst.

Het Plan van de Dag van het ontwerp door Phil

Hier zijn wij! Het seizoen van de voetbal en uw Ontwerp van de Fantasie zijn juist rond de hoek.

Hopelijk zal dit een herhalingscursus in zijn hoe te om een Team van het Kampioenschap op te stellen.

Als u bent meer dan 21 en het drijven aan uw ontwerphoofd gaan onmiddellijk naar een alcoholische drankopslag en pick up a case of ice cold beer for the other teams… don’t drink a drop yourself… amateurs get wasted at their drafts and wonder why half their starters have the same bye weeks.. You have 364 other days to drink….. Not Today…. although I usually open one and leave it in front of me so nobody catches on.

Don’t be anyone’s buddy and offer any assistance. The other teams are the enemy and any advice you can give them can come back to haunt you down the stretch.

When you sit down I want you to immediately take out the draft tracker sheet that you can download from the draft day kit here for free on 8/22/08 at 4pm.

List the name of all the teams and list their favorite real life team. This will come in handy when the “hometown hero” factor will come into effect in rounds 4-8.

For example, if the players in your draft are Giants fans and you’re both looking for a RB and Brandon Jacobs is left you can be sure they’ll grab him so you can start so you can see that simply knowing who the other teams in your league follow can help you make better draft day decisions/planning.

Whether you use a magazine or cheat sheets from a website make sure that you know the following things:

1) Your leagues scoring system so you can properly value QBs, Wrs, and Rbs.

2) Pay careful attention to your players bye weeks.

3) Watch for draft day runs on positions..for example there are only a handful of producing TEs in football so when they start to go make sure you don’t get left with a non producing TE who scores you zero all year

4) Don’t over pay for last years top producing players if you can identify better values in the later rounds.

5) Make sure to find a good source of fantasy information vs. the standard media outlets who offer generic and vague advice.

6) It’s very important that you collar your starters to their back up players so an injury to one of your starters won’t ruin your whole year.

For more of Phil’s advice check out his website Fantasyfootballweapon.com

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