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2010 Fantasy Football Accuracy Rankings Contest!

The results are in! Take a look my article on The Fifth Down to read up on the top 15 fantasy football experts for overall accuracy with their preseason rankings for the 2010 season - as well as the top 10 sites at each position. I'll be back later today or tomorrow with some more thoughts on this contest, but here's an alphabetical list of all 50 participants. If you were part of the contest and want to know how you did or which players really helped or hurt you, just shoot me an e-mail . Congrats to the Bruno Boys ! Accuracy analysis participants: —4 For 4 —Accuscore —Ask the Commish —The Big Lead —Bruno Boys —CBSSports.com (both Dave Richard & Jamey Eisenberg) —Draft Analyzer —Draft Sharks —ESPN —FantasyFootball.com —Fantasy Football Geek Blog —Fantasy Football Maniaxs —Fantasy Football Sherpa —Fantasy Football Toolbox —Fantasy Football Trader —Fantasy Football Xtreme —Fantasy Insights —Fantasy Mojo —Fantasy Nation —FantasySharks.com —Fantazzle

Annual accuracy results are coming!

Well I think as soon as the offseason got here I just completely collapsed and stopped posting as frequently here - my apologies! As I'm sure I've made abundantly clear, I've got this adorable and increasingly fascinating, nearly 4 month old little dude on my hands and as much as I wanted to keep up my blogging routines, I think it's time I admit that I'll probably only be posting once or twice a week for a little while here. The good news though? I finished my calculations for the annual FFLibrarian/FSTA FF Expert Rankings Accuracy Contest and I'm so psyched to share yet another year of results. There were 50 sites involved this year and the winner will be revealed at the FSTA conference next week (sadly, I won't be there) and the results will go up on the NY Times' Fifth Down shortly thereafter. I'll be sure to link over to the results from here of course. I'll have info on both the best overall performers as well as the top sites at each po

Divisional round on the fantasy frontier

It's been awhile since I posted last, my fantasy football friends - thanks for sticking around. Those of you who are long-time readers know that I lived in Boulder, Colorado, for 6 years until moving to NYC about a year and a half ago. Boulder is about as close to a second home as I've ever had and we have incredibly good friends there - so when my husband had a conference in Denver last week, I jumped on the chance to bring our son out and join my husband at the end of the conference for a few days in Boulder. This involved flying alone with our 3 month old, which went stunningly well. Gotta love the red carpet treatment I got at check in and security courtesy of the little man's presence. Anyway, I'm back on track here with info about the divisional round. Kudos to BethS4 in the FFLibrarian Playoff Challenge group who has the most points after the wildcard weekend - nicely done, way to be tops out of the 165 group members. The Ravens D gave both BethS4 and me a hug

2011 Fantasy Football Playoffs Rankings

Welcome to the NFL playoffs and all of the fantasy fun that comes with it! If you're still hanging around the blog here then I know you, too, are having trouble breaking off a season-long addiction to fantasy football. Or you can't get enough of my far-fetched analogies of living with an infant and the world of fantasy football (what's tougher: saying goodbye to your tiny tot at daycare for the first few times OR saying goodbye to a championship FF team?). Either way, glad to have you around still. Head on over to the FFLibrarian Playoff Challenge and join in on the fun if you don't want the season to end. I've got a bunch of links for both the playoffs and the 2011 season, so read on... Playoffs rankings and advice: Fantasy Football Jungle's Fantasy Rankings: NFL Playoff Edition Bleacher Report's 2011 NFL Playoffs: Ranking the Top 25 Running Backs (other positions linked off this page) FFToday.com's Playoff Rankings , includes projected number of

Final consensus start/sit of 2010

Welcome to the final installment of the consensus start/sit list. Those of you still duking it out in Week 17, I wish you the best of luck and may this list be of help if you're in a pickle. I've gone through all of this week's start/sit links (plus a few more) and tallied up those players with the most start and sit votes. Those players are listed below in no particular order... QB Start: Ben Roethlisberger, Sam Bradford, Joe Flacco Sit: Jay Cutler, Josh Freeman RB Start: Ryan Mathews, Shonn Greene, Brandon Jacobs Sit: Peyton Hillis, Cedric Benson, Matt Forte (however he was on the start list for several sites), Knowshon Moreno WR Start: Brandon Marshall, Mario Manningham, Jacoby Jones, Percy Harvin, Mike Thomas Sit: Santana Moss, Deion Branch TE Start: Owen Daniels, Tony Gonzalez, Marcedes Lewis Sit: Visanthe Shiancoe, Benjamin Watson, Jermaine Gresham DST Start: Falcons, Giants Sit: no consensus Kicker Start: Nate Kaeding, Adam Vinatieri, Jeff Reed