Week 10 in the NFL gave us yet another exciting day of football. There were plenty of big performances and of course, lots of injuries to go around. Let’s take a look at which players either helped or hurt their owners the most this week in 2011 weekly fantasy football games. Laurent Robinson filled in admirably for the ailing Miles Austin by grabbing 3 catches for 73 yards and 2 touchdowns. That’s his third straight game with at least one touchdown catch and will get the start again next week against the struggling Redskins.

Rob Gronkowski is playing like he’s the best tight end in the league right now. On Sunday night against the Jets, Gronkowski was targeted often and early en route to an 8 catch, 113 yard, 2 touchdown game. The guy is fast, big, can catch and Tom Brady loves going to him, so I wouldn’t bet my chips on anyone else right now at the TE position.

Arian Foster got loose on the Tampa Bay Bucs for 2 touchdowns on 186 total yards and 4 receptions. What else is new? Tony Romo had easily one of his best games of the season with a 148.4 passer rating against the Bills. He completed 23 passes for 270 yards and 3 touchdowns. Larry Fitzgerald also had a huge day in week 10, catching 7 passes for 146 and 2 scores. Demarco Murray also had another highly productive game. He ran for 135 yards, 1 touchdown and caught 6 passes for 36 yards. Roll these guys with confidence for your fantasy football salary cap games in week 11.

As for injuries, Knowshon Moreno tore his ACL in the first quarter against Kansas City. Consider him done for the year! Lance Ball should make for a worthy add, as he ran for 96 yards on 30 carries against K.C. Miles Austin is slated to miss two more weeks with that hamstring, so make sure to add Laurent Robinson for the time being–all leagues. Jermaine Gresham returned to action after missing his last two games with a bum hamstring and went 4/23/1. Andre Johnson missed his 6th game this week even though he had been running for most of the week in practice. Jacoby Jones and Arian Foster were the beneficiaries. Kevin Walter kept on run blocking.

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As always, make sure to get on over to Fantazzle and set your lineups for the weekly salary cap fantasy football contests and/or fantasy football pickem games. We have college fantasy football too!  At Fantazzle, we’re always having promotions and we’re always having fun, don’t miss out.

Enjoy the week

Fantazzle David

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Hopefully everyone is having a great time with the fantasy games that we have to offer. Fantasy football is definitely our specialty and we’re excited about having a big and successful season. Keep on playing those games, keep on earning that fanstock and keep on winning that money. As always, Fantazzle will be offering a ton of weekly NFL and college fantasy football games.

We have updated our pick’em game as well. For example, you will now see more match-ups with the same players competing against each other in the game in real life, to be available for picking in the fantasy game. So for example, this week, the Dolphins and Browns faced off, so a match-up you might see to choose from in the pick’em game would be Daniel Thomas or Peyton Hillis. This allows for faster results in the scoring. Below is the upcoming schedule for this week’s games and their start times for the week.

Thursday:

College Fantasy Football Challenge – 8 pm EDT

College Fantasy Football Salary Cap – 8 pm EDT

Sunday:

Month Long Fantasy Football Salary Cap Game, Weeks 4-8 – start time: Oct 2, 1 pm EDT

Weekly Fantasy Football Salary Cap Game, Oct 2 – Oct 3 – start time: 1 pm EDT

Fantasy Football Challenge Game, Oct 2 – Oct 3 – start time: 1 pm EDT

The baseball season here at Fantazzle is not done yet either! We still have 2011 Fantasy baseball playoffs going on as well. Choose your team from the remaining playoff teams in the MLB. As always folks, enjoy the entire week and enjoy another week of fantasy sports here at Fantazzle.

Thanks, Fantazzle David

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We finally got to enjoy a full Sunday of the NFL and fantasy football action. Leagues all over the globe were in full swing yesterday and tonight, Monday, with the Patriots facing the Dolphins, week 1 of 2011 fantasy football will be winding down to a close. There were plenty of big winners over the weekend at Fantazzle and there will be plenty more to come. Start flipping your money with your fantasy knowledge already. Throw down some money on one of the 2011 salary cap fantasy football games and see what you got–college or pros.

The MLB season is winding down to a close too. Most fantasy baseball leagues are in finals right now, so for those individuals, we’ll fill you in on those major names either coming or going for this week of fantasy baseball.

2B, Rickie Weeks/Milwaukee Brewers: Weeks has been out of game action since July 27 when he severely sprained his left ankle running and falling hard on a play to first base. In his second appearance on Sunday (first start) since being back from the DL, Weeks drew a walk and was also hit by a pitch–what a tough way to comeback. It shouldn’t take long for Rickie Weeks to find his power stroke again, but with the 2011 fantasy baseball season nearing it’s end, we might just have to wait until next year to enjoy Rickie’s stellar production lines again.

OF, Nelson Cruz/Texas Rangers: Nelson Cruz is looking to make it back to the field by sometime before Wednesday. He’s been on the DL as of late with hamstring issues. Those of you in weekly finals match-ups, you’ve got to leave him benched. Daily leaguers, just wait until further notice.

1B, Justin Morneau/Minnesota Twins: Out since Aug 28th, Justin Morneau hasn’t been cleared yet to play with his concussion symptoms. He’s hitting only .227 anyway, so even if he does get healthy and cleared to play, it’s not like he won’t be doing much for the remainder of 2011 regardless.

If you didn’t already join the festivities for week 1 of salary cap fantasy football and college salary cap fantasy football, join us for week 2. For the winners from week 1, play again, you have to play your money while your hot! Keep it rollin’. What are you going to do with one prize winning? Bet that prize money again, and flip your cake until you reach a thousand–now we’re talking.

And if you lose everything, so what? All you lose is your initial investment which I’m sure you can probably get back rather easily somehow. Deposit again, and this time hope for a win. Fantasy sports is very streaky. The name of the game is to cash in on those times when you are hot, that is when there is money to be made.

Enjoy the week

Fantazzle David

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Hey Football Fans,

We have another exciting week of Fantasy Football headed our way, and the best place to find all kinds of fantasy football games is at Fantazzle. With the NFL season about to be under way, you can find Fantasy Football games at Fantazzle available from week 1 on into the playoffs. Check out our 2011 Fantasy Football Games for weekly, monthly, and seasonal football games for the NFL with the first games kicking off at 8:30 PM EST September 8th!

We are also very excited to get into our second week of 2011 College Fantasy Football at Fantazzle. Take a look at these one-of-a-kind college fantasy football games available exclusively at Fantazzle. Games will start both on Thursday at 8 PM and Friday at 7 PM.

Both College and Pro Fantasy Football formats feature Fantasy Football Challenge Games and Fantasy Football Salary Cap Games. We even have some Fantasy Football Pick ‘em Games available for you as well!

Can’t get into the football mood until Sunday? Fantazzle has games starting on the big game day too. So for whatever Fantasy Football game you are looking for, check out Fantazzle for all of your fantasy needs.

Thanks for the help making this fantasy football season the most exciting fantasy season to date!

-Fantazzle Ethan

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With tonight’s game between Maryland and Miami (FL), the first week of college fantasy football for the first time ever at Fantazzle will be winding down to a close. As expected, it sure was an exciting first week as we saw many high scores in all of the money games. So now this is business as usual.

For week 2 of salary cap college fantasy football, we will be having the same games available for entry, so be sure to join up and play. Like I always say, there’s a lot of money to be made out there. For those of you still in 2011 fantasy baseball leagues who have playoffs to worry about, check out some key names who are either coming or going with injuries for this new week.

OF, Carlos Quentin/Chicago White Sox: As of August 21, Carlos Quentin has been on the 15-day DL with a sprained left shoulder. He was eligible to come off today, but will most likely be kept on the DL because he is too far from a return and his shoulder is not yet ready for big league action. Consider Quentin down and out for at least the next two weeks.

OF, Cameron Maybin/San Diego Padres: Cameron Maybin has missed a string of 8 games because of a sore right wrist. He was hitting well up until that point and was also providing fantasy owners with good speed on the base paths too. He is penciled in for today’s game against the Giants, so we will see if he can step right in and continue to rake at the plate, or if he will need a few games to get his stroke back under him. Based on the season he’s having so far, I don’t think it will take him too long to get re-adjusted. Look for Maybin to have a solid week’s output beginning today–Monday.

SP, Stephen Strasburg/Washington Nationals: Stephen Strasburg is scheduled to make his first start of this season on Tuesday night, at home, against the Dodgers. Hopefully all will go well for him, so that potential fantasy owners for next year can be excited for what this kid has to offer. Having Tommy John surgery pretty much ruined Strasburg’s rookie year and most of his sophomore year, so next year, which will be his third, should be a coming out party for the flame thrower.

Remember to be a part of all the 2011 salary cap college fantasy football excitement at Fantazzle. This is the first year that we are doing it, so we’ll be sure to kick things off the right way as you saw in week 1 with the free roll, $100 prize. Entry fees and prizes may change on a week to week basis, but you get the point, either way you go, there is still plenty of money to be won off of what you know in this world of sports!

The NFL regular season is also starting this Thursday at 8pm, with the Saints taking on the Green Bay Packers, so be sure to get your lineups in for week 1 of 2011 NFL fantasy football action as well. We have weekly fantasy football games and monthly ones too, so choose your strategy and pick which ever one works best for you. As always take care, enjoy the week, and go make that money!

Fantazzle David

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Hey all,

Today is truly a great day! Not only are we announcing a great partnership with the Lingerie Football League but we are also announcing two of our favorite things coming into harmony with one another: Lingerie and Fantasy Football! That’s right, you read that correctly, Fantazzle will be powering the Lingerie Football Leagues Fantasy Football Game starting in August!

The lovely ladies of the LFL currently consist of 12 teams ranging from Las Vegas to Orlando, and these girls know how to play the game. The new fantasy football games powered by Fantazzle should allow fans of the LFL to get to know the players and teams more easily while providing a great game for the LFL’s fans.

The game will be in our weekly fantasy football salary cap format and will allow you to choose all of your favorite girls in the LFL. All of the usual stats will be used in Fantazzle’s Fantasy Football scoring system, the only difference is, the girls are wearing lingerie and trying to rip each others’ heads off. How’s that for fantasy football?

The LFL season starts August 26, 2011, at 9pm CT with the Minnesota Valkyrie facing the Green Bay Chill with the playoffs begin January 28, 2012. Check out the  LFL action and purchase your tickets now then get ready for the Lingerie Fantasy Football League powered by Fantazzle!

Have a great weekend!

–Fantazzle Zac

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Hello everybody!

The Super Bowl is almost here and while the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers are doing their final preparations, Fantazzle has unique fantasy football games for the final game of the NFL season.

Fantazzle fantasy football games haven’t stopped with the end of the regular season; because we are football fans just like you and don’t want the games to end. The final game of the football year brings with it the last week to play Fantazzle’s fantasy football games for at least another off-season. The Super Bowl games give you a chance to win a guaranteed prize payout while adding some excitement to your super Sunday.

These special fantasy football games offer unique match-ups while maintaining a familiar setup that fantasy football players are used to.

There are two start times for the Super Bowl games, one at 2:30 pm ET and one at 6:30 pm ET. Owners choose the players they believe will score the most fantasy points, as well as the Over/Under for each player’s total yards. For example, you could choose Rashard Mendenhall vs James Starks and then Aaron Rodgers Over/Under 290 passing yards.

The 2:30 game has 21 total selections, which includes 13 player vs. player and 8 Over/Under. For the 6:30 game, choose between 14 total selections, with 8 player vs. player and 6 Over/Under.

Entry fees start at just $5 and sign-ups are limited for the big game, so log on to Fantazzle today and register for one of the Super Bowl games!

Special FanStock February at Fantazzle Fantasy Sports!

We are currently offering a special deposit bonus good from now until the Super Bowl. Deposit bonuses have increased and you can now receive up to $205 FREE, simply for making your first time deposit. Thats not all either, if you play one of our Fantasy Football Super Bowl games we will award you with DOUBLE the usual FanStock just for doing something that you would do anyway!

Stay tuned for more special weekly promotions and the first ever FanStock vote, where you get to have a say of what you would like to see happen at Fantazzle.

– Fantazzle Dan

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With 2010 coming to an end, it’s time for the About.com’s Reader’s Choice Awards.  We need you, the Fantazzle Community, to nominate Fantazzle.com under the category Best Fantasy Football Site. See below for details and remember, just because the NFL regular season is over, it doesn’t mean fantasy football has to be.  Play our fantasy football playoff games, keeping owners in the action all the way through the Super Bowl!

The About.com’s 2011 Reader’s Choice Awards showcases the best products, features, and services in multiple categories, including Best Fantasy Football Site. Nominations will be accepted from Jan. 13 to Feb. 4. Check back with About.com on Feb. 11, 2011 to see the finalists.

The winners will be announced on March 15. We would love to be recognized by you, our fans, as the Best Fantasy Football Site on the web.

Click HERE to nominate Fantazzle for Best Fantasy Football Site.  Simply put your name and email, along with a nomination for www.fantazzle.com.  Then click “Send Feedback”.  Thanks for all of your support and we look forward to an exciting 2011 with you at Fantazzle.com.

Play Fantasy Basketball and Fantasy Hockey While Waiting for the Next Round of Playoff Games!

While most fantasy sports fanatics tend to play fantasy football, we would also like to recommend our daily and weekly fantasy basketball and fantasy hockey games. We have several free games that can be played to gain some experience before jumping up to the entry fee games, so there really is nothing to lose if you feel you are lacking the skills or other players may have an edge.

Give our free games a try and after a little practice, who knows, maybe you’ll be the one that has the edge.

Thank you and good luck from Fantazzle Fantasy Sports!

–Fantazzle Jon

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Hello all,

I hope you all survived the exciting weekend of fantasy football playoff games. If the Wild Card round was any indication of how the rest of the playoffs will play out, we are in for a real treat this season. Saturday’s games gave us one of the biggest upsets in NFL playoff history. The Seattle Seahawks proved all the doubters wrong by taking down the defending Super Bowl champion New Orleans Saints. The New York Jets continued their new rivalry with the Indianapolis Colts, as they stunned the Colts fans in there last minute win.

Sunday also provided some great NFL action for the fans. The Baltimore Ravens dominated the Kansas City Chiefs on the road, en-route to a showdown with their division rival Pittsburgh Steelers. The final game of Wild Card weekend slated two of the NFC’s best teams, the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles. The Packers continued their winning ways and used a late Mike Vick interception to seal the deal. The Divisional round starts Saturday, and we are set up for some big showdowns both days.

You can get into all the action right here with Fantazzle Fantasy Sports. We had a grow showing for our fantasy football salary cap games which continues throughout the NFL Playoffs. This game let’s you select a roster of players currently in the NFL Playoffs, and they earn you points based off their performance for that round.

Fantazzle has you covered with multiple fantasy games for each sport this winter!

Fantazzle offers two unique but simple fantasy hockey games for NHL fans. If your a die hard hockey fan or just a casual fan getting to know the game, Fantazzle provides you with all the information to get started with the games. We didn’t forget about Basketball either as we feature two fantasy basketball games to entertain your NBA needs. The daily fantasy basketball challenge is one of the most popular fantasy games here on Fantazzle, and draws a large crowd of basketball fans.

This upcoming weekend should be a great one for sports fans, as the NFL Divisional Playoffs kickoff. The remaining four teams look to continue their goal to reach Dallas in February.

-Fantazzle Zack

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Hey everyone,

Why should the fantasy football playoffs have to end just because the regular season has wrapped up? At Fantazzle, we feel that owners should have the privilege to play until the very last snap of the season.

With a ton of exciting fantasy football players still very much alive and active entering next weekend, it’s only right that owners get to keep on playing.

We’re proud to announce the launch of our fantasy football playoff game that keeps owners in the action all the way through the Super Bowl! With a guaranteed payout to the Top 10 finishers, this is a great opportunity to earn some serious cash. Simply select a squad and see how they perform through the postseason–it’s as easy as that!

Don’t want to commit to the same group of players for the entire playoffs? We understand, and we have another game to satisfy that very itch. Our weekly salary cap fantasy football game provides the opportunity to pick a new roster three times: the wild card round, the division round, and then a final, two-week round for the AFC/NFC championship games and the Super Bowl.

With entry fees of $11, $50, and $100 dollars available (and of course, there’s always our free fantasy football game), there should be some serious payouts in a limited field so act quickly before your spot is snatched up by another eager owner. The prize pool increases with every entry!

Daily and Weekly Fantasy Hockey and Fantasy Basketball Games Available Every Day!

If you’re done with the fantasy football season, we suggest trying our fantasy hockey games and/or our fantasy basketball games as there are large cash prizes waiting to be won in each of those as well!

We have it all at Fantazzle, and don’t forget, we’re the only fantasy sports site that rewards you with FanStock for continuing to play with us.

Happy New Year, everybody.

-Fantazzle Ethan

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