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One way a new member of FBGs can use to search for sleepers is to look at the staff rankings.Once you get thru the initial so many players try to take notice of who some of the staff members rank a good amount higher than the average. From there, armed with several player names,(search if FBGs has an article on that player then) I'd recommend hitting google and seeing what you can find out about the player's prospects for 2007. These articles should whiddle your list down some and peak your interest on a handful of players. Using tips on sleepers/ranking information gleaned off the main site as a guide or tips to forming your own conclusion is the best way for a new member to have an enjoyable season. While everything IS there to almost let the site manage your own team, what you want to do is put your own spin on your team by doing some research yourself. I hope this helps.
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donovanfan,We've already had a few people chime in, but I think I can do a pretty good job of explaining our site. I'm a staff writer here and I've contributed for years, but I've also won several contests and leagues with the information found here. There are many subscribers to continue to ask for their opinions, so I'll just tell you what's inside:For even deeper sleepers, we have our Dynasty Rankings which can give you a look at the rookies and also who might emerge if the veterans start to waiver and get replaced.Basically, if you can't find an NFL player at a skill or IDP position here they probably don't exist.
Good morning anddonovanfan,We've already had a few people chime in, but I think I can do a pretty good job of explaining our site. I'm a staff writer here and I've contributed for years, but I've also won several contests and leagues with the information found here. There are many subscribers to continue to ask for their opinions, so I'll just tell you what's inside:
Staff rankings - Here you will find many of the staff (over a dozen right now) with redraft rankings of 35+ QBs, 50+ RBs, 60+ WRs and 40+ TEs. We combine those lists for a Top 75+ ranking (our "overall ranking" page) to give you an idea of who will be selected in the first 4-6 rounds in most drafts.
ADP (Average Draft Position) - This is where we have a list of the overall Top 300 players and their probable draft position. While not exact, it can give you an idea of what round a player should get picked.
"Dominator" Series - One of the most popular features, we have several apps that allow you to manage your draft day, run mocks, or even do projections (or view staff projections) for many many players. In lockstep with our Value Based Drafting (VBD) App, both it and the Draft Dominator can be customized to your particular league scoring to give you a one-page list of 300+ players for your own league.
I'm sure there are tons more, but rather than outline our whole site, check this link:
http://footballguys.com/whysubscribe.htm
Bear in mind that we stand behind the money back guarantee - if you're not satisified that you get your s worth, the refund will come - but we are nearly 100% positive you'll be satisified.
As for your question about our explanations, I believe this article is still free:
http://subscribers.footballguys.com/2007/07valueintro.htm
That gives some of our thoughts about which players are underrated or overrated. If not, I'll give you a peek at our views and votes on Travis Henry being underrated:
For even deeper sleepers, we have our Dynasty Rankings which can give you a look at the rookies and also who might emerge if the veterans start to waiver and get replaced.Basically, if you can't find an NFL player at a skill or IDP position here they probably don't exist.
Draft Dominator has some, but is better for later drafts. My football guys has a different value attributed but is customizable.
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