The internet is chocked full of valuable resources at the disposal of fantasy football owners. But finding the right tools can be a daunting challenge given the volume of results a simple Google search can procure.
Filling a fantasy owner’s arsenal with the best weapons may be an overwhelming task, but we have been down this road twice before.
Our first attempt to arm the fantasy masses produced five fantasy football tools to use in 2008. Later that summer, the list of best fantasy tools was updated to include more choice ammunition.
This year’s list of fantasy football tools to use promises to be the best one yet.
There are web tools, websites, fantasy football blogs, forums and more this time around. More fantasy football information than most owners need, but far less than the endless amount of links a single Google or Yahoo! search provides. And in this case, the “picking through the trash” part of the process is already taken care of by yours truly.
Have a favorite fantasy football tool not listed below? Tell everyone about it in the comments.If you enjoy this list and plan on using some of these tools in 2009 and beyond, consider bookmarking this link for easy reference. And do not forget to share it with your friends by using one of the links below the story!
Tools & Apps
In a nutshell, these are internet toys that help you get stuff done in your fantasy league. Be it keeping up with news, tweaking rosters, creating team logos or tracking individual players, these sites will help you stay on top of the fantasy football game all season long.
Mock Drafting
If you took our advice in May and did plenty of mock drafts to prepare for the season, chances are really good you used one of these sites — easily the best mock drafting and average draft position hubs on the internet.
Forums
Need help with a big trade offer? How about discussion on your favorite draft strategy? Or do you just want to keep up with player news, injuries and other football-related goodies? Chat about these things and more in any or all of these fantasy football forums.
Blogs
So if you are going to take our advice and use Google Reader to keep up with all the latest fantasy football news, trends and rankings, these fantasy football blogs would be a great place to start. And while you are at it, may as well subscribe to The Hazean too!
The Fantasy Football Geek Blog
Websites
Similar to the fantasy football blogs above but most of these have a ton of features. There are discussions, applications, draft kits, player updates, forums, blogs, rankings and much, much more on these, the best full-service fantasy football websites.
League Hosting
We told you about the five best places to host your fantasy league this season. And what, you thought we would change that up now? No way, dudes and dudettes. Whatever your fantasy game, one of these sites should suit all of your needs. Or do like me and play on several of them!
Fantasy Merchandise
Feel the need to rub in your most recent fantasy championship? Nothing says winner like a fantasy football t-shirt, right?!? Get all the goods for your past and — hopefully — future successes in fantasy football.
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Great set of tools. I use quite a few of them already, and I need to try out the rest.
You guys should also check out http://fantasyfootballtalk.net
Great site for Commissioners regarding Fantasy Payin and payouts. Use this free site to keep your Fnatasy League money and they pay out the winners. All for free.
http://www.fantasysportsvault.com
Makes things professional and guarantees fast payouts – no more deadbeat Commissioners!
Take care all,
KONGALOOSH
Cool! There are lots of avatar galleries online to give your team that personal touch. I really like Helmet Depot at the address and think you should add it to your list. Below is the address:
http://helmet-depot.com/helmetpages.html
Thanks for a great listing of resources!
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