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The NFL season is coming, meaning only one thing...fantasy football draft prep time. Everyone thinks they can evaluate talent, here are three players that insure victory.

The right tight end can get you the stats of a wide receiver in any given week. The difference between an Antoino Gates and a Billy Bajema can be the mean wins or losses

As fantasy football drafts approach the later rounds, one of the best tips for owners is to focus on drafting a strong defense and bench in all fantasy leagues.

Here are the fifty "next best" draft picks in fantasy football. The list assumes a two running back system that is not in a keeper league.

The Top 50 best players to draft in order to win you fantasy football league -- or at least not look like a fool.

Sure, I'm a baseball writer, but I'm also a fantasy football lunatic, so I thought it'd be fun to give my top FF picks. Here are the best of the best.

The Arizona Cardinals draft tackle Levi Brown to help protect quarterback Matt Leinart, as the Seattle Seahawks had to wait until the second round to pick Josh Brown

The Miami Dolphins upset a lot of fans with the drafting of Ted Ginn Jr. over Brady Quinn as the New York Jets filled a huge hole by drafting Darrelle Revis of Pittsburgh

These are the also-rans, the hidden gems, the take-a-shots, and the should-not-have-been-there players who may just turn out to be your best players. Or maybe not.

One of the most popular fantasy football draft tips for owners is to wait until the last round before selecting a kicker, no matter what type of fantasy league it is.

No matter what type of fantasy league owners participate in, it's important to draft a solid tight end by the fifth round when participating in fantasy football.

As owners approach the middle of their fantasy draft, the focus should shift towards drafting another wide receiver and a quarterback for fantasy football leagues.

After surviving the first two rounds of a fantasy football draft, decisions become more intense once a participant enters the third and fourth rounds.

Fantasy football drafts will be taking place by millions of fans across the country as the NFL gets ready for the 2009 season. Here are some tips for rounds one and two.

You're trying to get ready for your upcoming fantasy football draft. I'm here to walk you through the first round of madness and help build your solid foundation.

Peyton Manning,Steven Jackson and LaDainian Tomlinson are gone, who to pick now? The NFL is full of quality fantasy football players, try adding these stars to your team.

The New England Patriots drafted for depth as the Buffalo Bills had more immediate needs with the departure of stafters on both sides of the ball.

With most fantasy drafts still two months away, only fanatics are thinking about which quarterback to pick. Well, loonies, here are the official rankings.

Yes, there are still almost two months to go until most Fantasy Football Drafts. So what? Here are some picks to consider for running backs.

Here they are, the 100 best fantasy football players on the planet, along with their 2007 season statistics. Brett Favre is a late arrival.

Fantasy football owners can't stand a late first-round pick, but by taking one running back and three wide receivers in the first four rounds, owners can find success.

Those interested in joining fantasy football leagues will need to be equipped with fantasy football information and tips for making successful fantasy football drafts.

A fantasy owner must prepare properly and have a draft strategy in order to assemble a winning team. These are three ways to help ensure your fantasy team's success.

For 2009 fantasy football drafts, it will be just as important as ever to grab a quarterback that can help carry a couple of offensive categories for the full season.

Don't let emotions and loyalty get in the way of good fantasy football decisions. Fantasy careers end fast. There are players who are past their fantasy prime.

Houston Texans' receiver Andre Johnson and tight end Owen Daniels have big fantasy football potential in 2008.

Whether you're a fantasy rookie or you've been playing since Eli Manning was in diapers, a successful fantasy season starts at the draft. Here's how to make it count.

Wide receivers can make or break a Fantasy Football team. Folks who drafted Randy Moss last year understand. So do the smart owners who picked up Marques Colston.

The RB position is getting thinner, mostly due to the advent of the shared-back system, but there is still enough depth to get at least one very good back on your squad.

With Larry Johnson dealing with an inexperienced quarterback and a training camp holdout, Joseph Addai, who will be the man in Indianapolis, will take Johnson's spot.

The Dallas Cowboys' Terrell Owens will turn 35 during this season of highest expectations, but age hasn't slowed him. Now he's happy and content. Look out NFL.

You will pick after all of the first round "sure things" have already be drafted. So you'll need to know which players are the best of the 'next-bests'? Here they are.

Antonio Gates remains at the top, but Tony Gonzalez slides a few spots from 2006 as a couple of youngsters continue on their journey to NFL stardom.

Groups of people pick key players from different teams to form their own fantasy team. Weekly stats of the players form the standings of these fantasy leagues.

A fantasy football career changes fast. A first round gem one year is waiver material the next. Don't hang on to those dying fantasy football careers if you want to win.

Coming back from a devastating injury that some thought might end his career, Marvin Harrison should be a good, but probably not a great, fantasy wide receiver in 2008.

Adrian Petersen, Calvin Johnson, and Greg Olsen will all be ready quite soon. For Brady Quinn and JaMarcus Russell, you may have to wait for returns on your investment.

There were a lot of surprises in the first week of the fantasy football season. Moss, Owens, Romo, Brady and the Manning Brothers really lit it up.