I'm curious about the Draft Dominator. Is it really as good as advertised? What "edge" does the Dominator give to you? To me, FF is so unpredictable that I don't see how any predictions can be accurate. Also, doesn't the Dominator take away the "fun" factor. To me, the draft day is usually the highlight of the season. I think I'd be a little let down if I had a program making all of my picks.
FYI - I'm currently not a suscriber, but plan on subscribing before next season.
Think of it as having a really smart buddy with you at the draft. It doesn't make your picks, just makes some pretty smart suggestions. But ultimately, you're going to have to draft the guy you really want.
and as with ALL predictive machines, it is only as good as the input.We STRONGLY encourage you to take our projections as a guideline and a starting point - not as gospel.
The DD works WAY WAY better for YOU if it has YOUR input - go in and alter our projections to numbers you arenmore comfortable with.
Of course, if you simply don't have the time (one of the reasons to USE the DD is that it is all there for ya effortlessly), you may choose to use our projections - if you do so, howeverm, it is hard to blame us when a player bombs out (the dreaded Kevan Barlow fiasco a couple years ago, for instance.
I actually do what the DD does, but I can do it in my head - all I need is my FBG.com cheatsheets that I have manipulated with my own numbers and a sheet of paper where I jot down what positions other teams have selected, and I can FIND the best pick by calculating what is left and what other folks need. It is one of the things that keeps my attention in the draft.
This past year, I not only kept track of what all the other teams were doing, and I not only kept up with crossing off players who were chosen, I was also the draft crier ("
Team smlevin chooses Ladanian Tomlinson, on the clock Team pinequick"
And i had people asking me "who was the last pick" "who's up now" "how long do they have left" "is Shaun Alexander gone?" - and I was still able to dominate my draft.
Sorry, bit of a hijack there.