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[nubpatsfan]

hi I'm new to this forum and also new to football. I'm originally from Korea so I had no idea and interest in football until this year. I have a few questions.

1. I'm doing fantasy draft in football mogul right now, how many players of positions do i have to draft minimum? Like how many LBs how many RB, WR and stuff.

2. Also I don't know what some of the positions are abbreviated from. I know that LB's Linebacker and K is kicker and QB is quarterback but that's about it.

3. Which position would be the most crucial for Offense and which would be most cruicial for Defense?

I'm really curious, I'd really appreciate it if someone answers these questions.

 

[nubpatsfan]

anyone?

 

[daveandken]

anyone?

This is schtick, right?

 

[Pound]

I'd do a search with google about fantasy football rules and decide on rules that you'd want for your league.

Running Backs are usually the most important position because the demand outweighs the supply and most leagues will have you start 2 or 3 of them.

Most important player on defense would really depend on your rules, but typically the linebackers are the ones that score the most.

Most leagues just use an entire team defense/special teams that you start each week instead of individual defensive players.

Good luck with your league!

 

[Jeff Haseley]

Hey nubpatsfan, welcome to the site. I have never played Football Mogul before, but from what I know, it sounds like it could be fun. From my understanding, it's basically a simulation game to play on the computer that allows you to make all the choices, from play-calling to salary caps. I'm sure there are a few people who have some experience with this game. Unfortunately, I'm not one of them.

If you want to know more about the hobby of fantasy football in general, take a look at the list of articles below that not only explain the game, but also help you learn how to succeed. Good luck to you

Part 1 - Why Fantasy Football? -

Part 2 - Different Types of Leagues -

Part 3 - Scoring Variations

Part 4 - Starting Lineup Requirements -

Part 5 - Tools of the Trade

Part 6 - Preparing for the Fantasy Draft

Part 7 - Dominating on Draft Day

Part 8 - Post Draft Analysis of Your Squad

Part 9 - Improving Your Roster After the Draft

Part 10 - Using the Free Agent Wire to Your Advantage

Part 11 - Deciding Who to Start and Who to Bench

Part 12 - Your Playoff Push