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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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

With improvements on the offensive line, Jones is due for an increase in touchdowns in 2008. Some owners might be scared off by his age, but he is a definite sleeper.

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.