More from Fabiano

A few weeks ago I posted the first of Michael Fabiano's eight-part series on the fantasy outlook for all NFL teams. This posting of the AFC West rounds out Fabiano's look at the AFC - you can click here for the AFC North, AFC South, and AFC East, or just use the links in Fabiano's article.

Fabiano has also just started on the NFC - click here for the NFC East. When the rest of the NFC summaries are up, I will post those as well.

And are you looking for some early indication of who the 2007 fantasy football studs might be? Check out the FFToolbox.com's 2007 listing of Studs and Busts. The Studs listing includes a helpful position ranking - and never fear, these lists will be updated throughout the pre-season.

Taking a Value Hit

Starting to wonder which guys on your dynasty/keeper league have just taken a value hit now that the NFL Draft is over? Like how does acquiring Adrian Peterson hurt Chester Taylor's value? And then where should you be drafting Chester Taylor now [photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images]?? Don't worry, Rotoworld's Gregg Rosenthal has you covered with this insightful article, Damage Control. And while we're talking about Gregg Rosenthal, check out his Fantasy Football Blog for some daily supplements.

Local Flavor

Looking for a little extra something to punch up your daily/weekly football information binge? Check out FFMasterminds.com's Eye in the Sky Scouting Reports - looks like there's an update on each team about once a month from someone with a little inside/local knowledge. Here's a link to the Broncos report for my fellow Broncos fans...

Gearing up

Over the weekend I saw a commercial for Sunday Night Football on NBC. I was only sort of paying attention as I was actually talking to my mom to wish her a happy mother's day, but I know this means football isn't that far off. In fact, it's just a mere 100 days or so until the Bronco's season opener. Michael Fabiano on NFL.com has started their eight-part series that looks at each division and team to see what the fantasy outlook for 2007 might be...

Fantasy Offseason Review: AFC East

Football on my mind

I gave a presentation this week at work and had to illustrate a search in our library's online catalog - what term came to my mind immediately? Football. I'm sure the room full of librarians listening to me probably would've preferred a search on gardening or knitting or cats (not that I have anything against any of those things; I adore my own 2 cats). I'm basing this on the chuckles that arose when I said, "Now since I'm sure you are all as excited about football season as I am..." as I entered in my football search. If only there were more football fans here...

But back to the real deal. You're longing for more assessment of the draft, aren't you? Thinking of staking out some mini-camps to get insider fantasy news [photo: The Plain Dealer/AP]? A few articles to keep your post-draft momentum going:

CBS Sportsline's 5 Who Thrived: Picking the Offseason Winners

ProFantasySports.com's Seahawks dropped the ball in Jackson trade

And oh you say you want more football? But perhaps you want it abroad? No prob - Fox Sports.com's NFL may expand to 17 games

Let The Analysis Begin

Now that the 2007 draft is behind us, it is truly time to being the predictions, analyses, prognostications. So here's a first stab at what this draft might mean for the world of fantasy football.

Rotoworld's Dynasty Rookie Rankings

Fabiano's Fantasy Mailbag

CBS Sportsline's Press Box View

No-OffSeason.com's NFL Draft Breakdown

For those done with draft analysis and missing news on IDPs, try this:

GrogranSports.com's IDP Sleepers