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This week at Fantazzle Fantasy Sports, we are going to be launching our SuperStakes Sundays games to all of our members rewarding a 100% payout to all winners and also adding prize money to the contest each week, starting at $1,000 in week three of the NFL!

SuperStakes Sundays we will be holding a 20-person contest for a guaranteed prize of $4,000. And to start the game off right, we will be adding $1,000 to the prize pool because we think $5,000 sounds better than $4,000!

* 1st place- $2,500
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The SuperStakes Sundays game will be played in our usual Fantasy Football Salary Cap Game. Simply pick the best team of 2QBs/3RBs/3WRs/2TEs, while staying under the $1,000,000 budget. Always be sure to monitor injuries and matchups.

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We would also like to mention that our new Live Scoring system is up and running! Remember, you can check out our new system or always switch back to the old version if you’d prefer.

Come visit the site and take advantage of all of our new games and fantasy promotions now!

Have fun

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Hi all,

Based on several NFL events these past few days along with additional fantasy football rankings research some changes were made to the 2010 fantasy football rankings for the QB fantasy rankings and RB fantasy rankings. The 2010  QB fantasy rankings didn’t change that significantly. The 2010 RB fantasy football rankings did have several major changes which are described below. Fantazzle’s Fantasy Football rankings are due to the FSTA and FFLibrarian before the Thu night game so today and early tomorrow we will be cleaning up TE and WR and look to make a 2008 fantasy football ranking impact instead of the 2009 impact….FORTE! Tellin’ ya, never again will I trust a player with an accent aigu.

QB Fantasy Football Rankings

The biggest movers (and really only significant ones at all) were moving Flacco up two spaces and Brady down two spaces. I like moving Flacco up with the addition of Housh as I don’t see how this don’t because a complete passing team except down by the goal line. Don’t get me wrong, Ray Rice is too good not to use him running, but I believe there will be more passing plays with Housh, especially around mid season when he really has the system down, and at the same time dump offs to Ray Rice. Not too bad a safety valve to have eh? Brady was hard to move, but its really hard to read up in NE right now with Welker not fully healed and Randy Moss doing Randy Moss things. That may become a major problem soon. I may be putting Edelman on my WR top 50 as he may get more playing time because of R Moss pouting it up and Bellichek not putting up with it.

2010 Fantasy Football Rankings QB (Updated 9/7/2010 @ 11:30 pm)

1. Drew Brees

2. Peyton Manning

3. Matt Schaub

4. Aaron Rodgers

5. Tony Romo

6. Joe Flacco

7. Philip Rivers

8. Tom Brady

9. Eli Manning

10. Jay Cutler

11. Matt Ryan

12. Donovan McNabb

13. Kevin Kolb

14. Carson Palmer

15. Alex Smith

16. Brett Favre

17. Matt Cassel

18. Derek Anderson

19. Ben Roethlisberger

20. David Garrard

21. Vince Young

22. Jason Campbell

23. Kyle Orton

24. Matthew Stafford

25. Matt Moore

RB 2010 Fantasy Football Rankings (Updated 9/7/2010 @ 11:30 pm)

You’ll have to take a look at the changes yourself or just use this list. Just about every switched a few spots at the final reports started coming in on RBs.

1. Chris Johnson

2. Adrian Peterson

3. Maurice Jones-Drew

4. Ray Rice

5. Frank Gore

6. Michael Turner

7. DeAngelo Williams

8. Jamaal Charles

9. Ryan Grant

10. Ryan Mathews

11. Steven Jackson

12. Cedric Benson

13. Joseph Addai

14. Shonn Greene

15. Jahvid Best

16. Rashard Mendenhall

17. LaSean McCoy

18. Matt Forte

19. Knowshon Moreno

20. Ronnie Brown

21. Pierre Thomas

22. Justin Forsett

23. Arian Foster

24. Chris “Beanie” Wells

25. Marion Barber

26. Jonathan Stewart

27. Tim Hightower

28. Ahmad Bradshaw

29. Felix Jones

30. Carnell “Cadillac” Williams

31. Reggie Bush

32. Jerome Harrison

33. Ricky Williams

34. C.J. Spiller

35. Thomas Jones

36. Clinton Portis

37. Kareem Huggins

38. Darren McFadden

39. Ladainian Tomlinson

40. Fred Jackson

41. Leon Washington

42. Donald Brown

43. Bernard Scott

44. Michael Bush

45. Chester Taylor

46. Willis McGahee

47. Darren Sproles

48. Mike Bell

49. Larry Johnson

50. Rashad Jennings

I will have a few WR and TE changes tonight or tomorrow. I dont see anything major changing at TE, but WR may have some shifts, but nothing huge.

Thanks all and have a great 2010 fantasy football season. Remember though, don’t put too much pressure on yourself. Nowadays its ok if you team sux and you are out of the running. You always have Fantazzle Weekly Fantasy Football Games to play! Try out the Fantasy Football Salary Cap Game for one and the free Ray Rice fantasy football game.

Ryan Parr

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ATTENTION - Why read another fantasy football site that posts 2010 fantasy football rankings?

Because in 2008, Fantazzle Fantasy Football Games was recognized as the #1 fantasy football player ranking site among the top names in the fantasy football industry. The award was given by the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, FFLibrarian and the NYTimes fantasy football blog is where you can see the results. There were over 20 fantasy football sites in the contest and those sites are widely known as the best sources for fantasy football advice and projections.

2010 Fantasy Football Rankings

As described above in  2008 Fantazzle won a major fantasy football award according to the NYTimes. Fantazzle at the time was five months old. We went up against over twenty (20)  of THE best fantasy sports sites (you all ever hear of YaCPN or ESBShoo?) or straight no messin’ around fantasy football sites period (which all seem to have roto in their name, which according to Wikipedia means broken). I gotta believe you all may have come across these sites along with just a ‘few’  fantasy football magazines over the past few years. I think the number of available fantasy magazines this year FINALLY surpassed the tattoo/motorcycle/wave runner segment, a major victory for the fantasy football industry. Now who’s just a fad?

Now to be fair, this was in 2008 (I can’t believe we are not mentioned anywhere on that link). In 2009? We would rather say we didn’t get our picks in time, but we did and they included Matt Forte among other high profile Bears names classified as under-rated. Let’s just say if the Chicago Bears didn’t ever exist, we would have done pretty well. So we got that going for us… Last year, some compamy called ESBShoo won, wait I got that wrong, it was CBS (congrats!) who probably weren’t so high on Forte, Matt 22 RB (CHI). We will be back on the map this year so we don’t become Michael Clayton (WR)…. who reminds me a lot of Matt Forte last year. What makes it worst is I knew better. Never trust a dude w/ a accent aigu…this isn’t only a fantasy rule, but a life rule that I live by day to day.

Nevertheless – 2008. Created Fantazzle, a daily and weekly fantasy football game company and won the fantasy ranking award. A great start for Fantazzle and just the beginning of more things to come. Just this year, we were invited to be a pro fantasy football player in a great fantasy football game in its 2nd year – RapidDraft. It’s free this year so what do you have to lose, what ~20-30min? I know what you have to win – over $150,000! The great thing about RapidDraft and Fantazzle’s fantasy games are that it is not a random contest with a name drawn out of a hit, they are games which allow your skills determine your outcomes. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather have my skills determine if I win or lose rather than a lucky number.

Enough! Lets get on with it. So, the projections below will be Fantazzle’s submission to the 2010 Fantasy Football Accuracy Challenge award. The point system is simple and we are only looking at QB/RB/WR/TE. No points per reception (PPR) and four points for a QB TD. And with that, please enjoy the rankings through agreement or whole heartedly ‘Youuuuu IDIOT!!!!’ I will respond to all comments that are not spam, personally!

Fantasy Football Player Rankings

QB – 2010 Fantasy Football Rankings

1. Drew Brees

2. Peyton Manning

3. Matt Schaub

4. Aaron Rodgers

5. Tom Brady

6. Tony Romo

7. Philip Rivers

8. Joe Flacco

9. Eli Manning

10. Jay Cutler

11. Matt Ryan

12. Kevin Kolb

13. Carson Palmer

14. Alex Smith

15. Donovan McNabb

16. Brett Favre

17. Matt Cassel

18. Derek Anderson

19. Ben Roethlisberger

20. David Garrard

21. Vince Young

22. Jason Campbell

23. Kyle Orton

24. Matthew Stafford

25. Matt Moore

RB – 2010 Fantasy Football Rankings

1. Chris Johnson

2. Adrian Peterson

3. Ray Rice

4. Maurice Jones-Drew

5. Michael Turner

6. Frank Gore

7. DeAngelo Williams

8. Ryan Mathews

9. Cedric Benson

10. Jamaal Charles

11. Ryan Grant

12. Steven Jackson

13. Arian Foster

14. Joseph Addai

15. Jahvid Best

16. Shonn Greene

17. Ronnie Brown

18. Jonathan Stewart

19. Rashard Mendenhall

20. LeSean McCoy

21. Pierre Thomas

22. Matt Forte

23. Knowshon Moreno

24. Tim Hightower

25. Ahmad Bradshaw

26. Marion Barber

27. Carnell “Cadillac” Williams

28. Brandon Jacobs

29. Ricky Williams

30. Felix Jones

31. Justin Forsett

32. Clinton Portis

33. Chris “Beanie” Wells

34. Reggie Bush

35. C.J. Spiller

36. Jerome Harrison

37. Kareem Huggins

38. Darren McFadden

39. Fred Taylor

40. Fred Jackson

41. Thomas Jones

42. Leon Washington

43. LaDainian Tomlinson

44. Donald Brown

45. Derrick Ward

46. Chester Taylor

47. Rashad Jennings

48. Bernard Scott

49. Michael Bush

50. Laurence Maroney

WR – 2010 Fantasy Football Rankings

1. Andre Johnson

2. Randy Moss

3. Reggie Wayne

4. Roddy White

5. Brandon Marshall

6. Calvin Johnson

7. Greg Jennings

8. Larry Fitzgerald

9. Miles Austin

10. Steve Smith (CAR)

11. Marques Colston

12. Steve Smith (NYG)

13. Wes Welker

14. Chad Ochocinco

15. DeSean Jackson

16. Anquan Boldin

17. Terrell Owens

18. Percy Harvin

19. Derrick Mason

20. Dwayne Bowe

21. Pierre Garcon

22. Malcolm Floyd

23. Michael Crabtree

24. Donald Driver

25. Hines Ward

26. Bernard Berrian

27. Hakeem Nicks

28. Mike Wallace

29. Robert Meachem

30. Mike Sims-Walker

31. Laurent Robinson

32. Johnny Knox

33. Jeremy Maclin

34. Jabar Gaffney

35. Nate Burleson

36. Steve Breaston

37. Dez Bryant

38. T.J. Houshmandzadeh

39. Santonio Holmes

40. Devin Aromashodu

41. Braylon Edwards

42. Mike Williams (SEA)

43. Patrick Crayton

44. Devery Henderson

45. Santana Moss

46. Roy Williams

47. Jacoby Jones

48. Austin Collie

49. Mohamed Massaquoi

50. Lee Evans

TE – 2010 Fantasy Football Rankings

1. Antonio Gates

2. Dallas Clark

3. Brent Celek

4. Vernon Davis

5. Tony Gonzalez

6. Jason Witten

7. Kellen Winslow

8. Jermichael Finley

9. Chris Cooley

10. Zach Miller (OAK)

11. Owen Daniels

12. Dustin Keller

13. John Carlson

14. Visanthe Shiancoe

15. Jermaine Gresham

16. Heath Miller

17. Tony Scheffler

18. Todd Heap

19. Benjamin Watson

20. Greg Olsen

21. Fred Davis

22. Kevin Boss

23. Rob Gronkowski

24. Daniel Fells

25. Bo Scaife

There you are. Every day or so until the start of the Fantazzle season ON SUNDAY (not Thur), I will be updating any standings and also expand on thought process that went into the lists above.

Good luck to everyone drafting and remember if you don’t do so hot, there are ALWAYS Fantazzle WEEKLY Fantasy Football Games to play like our fantasy football salary cap game among others.

Take care and speak to you soon!

Fantazzle Prez – Ryan

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Hi all,
Ryan Parr here. I am the founder/CEO of Fantazzle Fantasy Sports Games. We have been getting a lot of questions about the status of our 2010 fantasy football player rankings. Ever since we were recognized as the #1 fantasy football player ranking site for the 2008 NFL season by the FF Librarian and the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, we have had a great following of loyal fantasy readers that we have had the pleasure of interacting with on this very fantasy sports blog, on our Fantasy Sports Twitter Account and on at least one of our many specific fantasy sports pages on Facebook like our Fantasy Football Facebook page. And of course we can’t forget to mention the Fantazzle fantasy site itself.

Allow me a quick moment to reflect, as its been a lot of work from when we started in Sept 2008, up until the very changes you’re seeing now. Three years of hard work, but we have continued to grow and make progress EVERY day and that’s what it’s all about.

I must say that these past three years haven’t been just about the world of business and business lessons, but life lessons with one of the bigger ones learning who your colleagues and friends are. With that, I thank everyone for their part and I look forward to the next three years.

And back to Fantazzle’s 2010 Fantasy Football Player Rankings. We are looking at Monday to start a series of fantasy football player ranking blog posts that will span a few days to build the suspense and tension that all good blogs do (well, that and the work we are doing for the start of the fantasy football season is intense and needs to be done as well).

Speaking of which, if you go to the fantasy games site now, you will see the beginning of a few of the changes you’ll see in the coming weeks. We hope you like the redesign. We believe you will because most of he modifications came from YOU, the user directly, and since these games and everything we do is about the user, it only makes sense to make changes to fit the user.

I look forward to speaking to all of you in the days to come as we start to countdown the two weeks left until that first Sunday aptly named Week One!

Ryan Parr
Founder/CEO
Fantazzle Fantasy Sports Games
www.fantazzle.com

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Well, the results are in for the fantasy football preseason ranking award Fantazzle won last year. No repeat / :

We had a decent ranking in the QB ranking, but didn’t place in the other positions. Its too bad, but you can’t win ‘em all and no one can take 2008 away from us (this isn’t college sports hehe). I think it will be great to start seeing an average created over the past several years and the future. Hopefully we’ll see a strong showing by Fantazzle with the average and a strong showing with our fantasy football 2010 predictions.

Fantazzle did a series of preseason NFL predictions before the season started. With the Super Bowl approaching, lets take a look at how we did.

Lets start with the NFL NFC 2009 Predictions

NFC East

Our analysis on how the standing could turn out here were pretty close. Key injuries were important, but there actually were not many of them in the division. I would say the biggest injuries that happened in the NFC East were to the NYG’s defense. Their whole was nicked up from start to finish and they ultimately became the team that lost out in the division and on our predicted Wild Card spot. We got Dallas right winning the division and Philly getting a WC. And we were right that it was a coin flip on who would take it. Dallas and Philly had the same record and the division winner was determined in Week 17. We were off saying Washington had a shot at the playoffs as well. We didn’t give them much of a chance, but they didn’t even deserve a mention. They were absolutely embarrassing.

With regards to our fantasy football player predictions, we were on point about Tony Romo. He finished ~6th in most leagues and two of the QBs ahead of him were so close it really didn’t matter which player you owned. He was easily a Tier 2 QB and a real bargain at draft time. We liked WAS as a BYE week and situational play defense. We weren’t right, but weren’t exactly wrong. It really depends on the scoring of your league. WAS was horrible in most leagues because they did not score many fantasy points in categories like INTs, fumbles recovered and most especially defensive TDs (they got 0). However, if you played in a league that gave points for points against or yards given up, they were ok. WAS had one of the better defenses, but was FAR from special. At the end of the day, we’ll take a ‘we were wrong’ here. Lastly, we said PHI and NYG WRs will not be good fantasy picks. Our reasoning was that these teams will spread the ball around and in NYG’s situation who the heck knows who will come out of the pack before the season starts. Well, it was Steve Smith and he was a top 10 WR. Not to mention DeSean Jackson who was a top 5. Way off here. I will say in defense that Steve Smith was still a risky pick because things weren’t settled in who would be the guy before the season started and DeSean Jackson was one catch away every game of being an average WR. Just so happens that in over half of his games he would come up with a over 40 yard reception for a TD. In any case, we owe you all one there.

NFC North

Our Super Bowl pick, the Minnesota Vikings walked away with the division. They were looking like a great pick for the Super Bowl until last weekend when they met our NFC South divisional pick. We were right on the money with our divisional picks here except we pulled the trigger on NYG to be the Wild Card over GB. Other than that, great predicitions.

Onto the fantasy football player predictions. Not so good. You’d think we were a handicapper instead of a fantasy football game site. Our division standings were great, but our fantasy football picks, not so much. Greg Olsen did not have a big year as predicted. We went as far as saying he would be a top 3 TE. He came in 11th, not breaking the top 10. Very frustrating as he had so much potential (next year…?). Aaron Rodgers overrated? Not so much, he was the #1 fantasy football QB in most leagues. We knew he was top 5 material, we just didn’t think he was worth all the hype. I guess now we know (its beyond me how he did it with such a bad offensive line in front of him…he deserves even more credit).

We finally had a good call with the GB defense. We had them ranked relatively high and our biggest D/ST sleeper. They didn’t disappoint with a top 5 finish.

NFC South

Again, we did very well with the division standings and writeup. We liked the NO Saints to win for two reasons: A) the moves they made in the off season specifically Darren Sharper leading the defense and B) the past 6 years the team that finished last, finished first the next season (TB in 2010…?).

As far as fantasy players, we had Marques Colston returning to his former self which is pretty close. He was just outside of the top 10 and finished where we expected him to. Michael Clayton relevant again….shoot me in my head now. I just want to forget that was ever said. Moving on…Tony Gonzales risky. Hmmm, not so much now that the season is over. He found his groove with Ryan. He finished ~5th. Down from last year, but definitely not a bust. I still stand by staying away from him before knowing what we know. Its always a risky situation. Lastly, we said that DeAngelo would be a risky RB pick. We thought he would play well and be a top 10, but not command an early first round pick. We were correct with this. He finished 12th and even if he did not get injured at the end, he would have been right around where we expected him to be.

NFC West

Well we didn’t see this division correctly. We had Seattle winning the division and AZ feeling the effects of the Super Bowl curse (in fact it was PIT who were cursed). We did, however see something in the 49ers as they stayed competitive in the division and have a bright future.

Its kind of funny, but the one division we were totally off on for standings, we may some great fantasy football predictions. We asked why everyone was looking at Steven Jackson as a top 5 fantasy RB. He finished in the top 10, but he wasn’t close to being a great pick in the first round. Vernon Davis was DEFINITELY worth a roster spot. Wish we were more bold on our writeup, but we did see something special in V Davis. He has the skills to continue to play this well for years to come. We loved Nate Burleson and he delivered. He finished ~30th making him an easy #3 WR or flex on many fantasy football teams. He wasn’t drafted in many leagues. A complete steal. John Carlson was the ~11th best fantasy football TE making him a starting TE in a 12 person league. We liked him a little more than this finish (we had him as the 8th best), but still a pretty close prediction. Our J Jones prediction…not so good. We thought he was one of the most under-rated RBs in 2009. Not so much. Sorry about that one. We had him as 16th and he finished ~32nd.

Playoffs

We did pretty well with our playoff predictions. We got AZ wrong (we had SEA) and the 2nd WC spot wrong (we had NYG and it was GB). DAL vs MIN for the NFC conference was one week too early of a matchup. And MIN to represent the NFC was one Brett Favre INT away from happening….Still all in all, I don’t feel too bad about the picks.

We could have done better with our fantasy football advice here. We hit some and others not so much. We’ll look to have a stronger showing in 2010.

Fantazzle Prez

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Hi all,

Couple of announcements for you all:

1. This is the last week for the Steve Smith’s free fantasy football game. With that, Steve’s camp is setting us up with two prizes for the final game. We’ll have a 1st and 2nd place prize which will both be autographed footballs from Steve. Make sure you sign up to play this free fantasy football salary cap game.
2. The 2010 Pro Bowl voting ends on Monday. That will be the last day you can sign up for Steve Smith free Pro Bowl tickets campaign. Become a fan of Steve on Facebook, vote in the 2010 Pro Bowl (preferably for Steve who has been a major fantasy football breakout player this year as well as a stud WR for the New York Giants), and sign up for the contest presented by Fantazzle Fantasy Football Games. If you win you get 2 tickets to the Pro Bowl, airfare, hotel and dinner with Steve.
3. Fantazzle also has another free fantasy football game offer. Sign up to be a fan of Fantazzle’s Facebook page or follow Fantazzle on Twitter, you’ll get a link to play a free fantasy football game which will start Sunday and is a salary cap format game.
4. Lastly, to add to the excitement of the non-Sunday NFL games (Monday night, Thursday night and Saturday night), we are offering a new football game that uses players only from that game. Play the games on Sunday and you can sign up before Monday’s NFL game and play this special fantasy football game.

Ok, thats enough. Have fun all!

Fantazzle Prez – Ryan Parr

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Hi all,

Fantazzle Weekly Fantasy Football Games is always trying something new and giving our users what they want. We have had several requests to make Thursday (and now Saturday games) relevant to our lineup of fantasy football games. So this week, we are introducing a new fantasy football salary cap game that will use players ONLY from this week’s Thursday and Saturday game.

And there is no time better to play this fantasy football game. Over 60% of fantasy football fans seasons are over due to bad years in their traditional fantasy football leagues plus these are two incredible games. Both 13-0 teams are playing, the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints, which both host some exciting fantasy football players. Now, thats not to say your going to have a lineup with Peyton, Brees, R Wayne, etc. This is a salary cap fantasy football game so you’ll get a few stars, but you’ll have to watch you budget. You’ll have to pick and choose wisely staying under a $1,000,000 salary cap.

This fantasy football game should be great for fans starting to go through some fantasy football withdrawal PLUS make these games exciting to watch. I’ll watch NFL games at any chance I get, but I know I’m the minority and not the former. I watched all 60 minutes of the Oakland/Washington game on Sunday (it was the only one on TV for me). Thats just me. But I know its tough for some to watch games when the the NFL team they support is not playing AND they have no fantasy football players playing. Makes the NFL game just a tad more boring. This special fantasy game hopes to combat this for you all. Sign up before the game starts on Thursday night at 8:20pm ET and be rewarded with the cash prize Saturday night after the NFL game ends. You’ll have the money deposited in your account IMMEDIATELY following the football game to give you plenty of time to register for our regular weekly fantasy football games that start on Sunday at 1pm ET.

Hope you all find these special fantasy football games exciting to play!

Also, if you missed it last week, we started a new fantasy football promotion. Besides our Steve Smith free fantasy football salary cap game (also make sure to vote for Steve Smith promotion presented by Fantazzle Weekly Fantasy Football Games for the 2010 Pro Bowl to win free tickets to the NFL Pro Bowl, airfare, hotel and dinner with Steve), we are offering another free fantasy football game and all you have to do is follow Fantazzle on Twitter. Follow us now and you can receive the URL for this free football game and win a cash prize.

Take care,

Fantazzle Prez – Ryan Parr

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Hi all,

Fantazzle Weekly Fantasy Sports Games has another free fantasy football promotion ONLY for Twitter followers.

Well we’ve been telling you that we will be having special promotions for members of our social media groups. We started this last weekend where we awarded winners a $10 bonus if they won and were members of our Fantazzle Facebook Fantasy Football fan page and follow Fantazzle on Twitter. We aren’t stopping this weekend. This week, IF you follow Fantazzle on Twitter, you can play in a free fantasy football game with a cash prize. This free game is only open to our Twitter followers. So sign up to follow Fantazzle now on Twitter and you will see the link to enter the game. All you have to do is have a Twitter account (who doesn’t nowadays….and if you don’t create a quick one so you can play for free), follow Fantazzle and you can enter the contest. Make sure you are a follower of Fantazzle. We will verify that you do before we credit the winner’s account.

Hurry as the game starts in about 10 hours!

Fantazzle Prez – Ryan Parr

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Hi all,

Fantazzle Weekly Fantasy Sports Games was fortunate enough to be on Fighting Chance Fantasy football podcast last night, Midnight Oil (and the name is true to form as it was at midnight). No worries, you can listen to all the shows on Fantazzle’s fantasy sports community page. We have the latest podcast available there every day for your enjoyment. Besides Fighting Chance’s midnight fantasy football podcast, they also offer a football podcast on Tuesday (8pm ET) and Sunday morning (9:30am ET).

I thank Ryan and Jeff for the opportunity to talk about fantasy football. I can do that all day. I won’t lie, but it’s also great to get some words in about Fantazzle in the process. We were able to discuss the current Steve Smith free fantasy football games we are offering and the sponsorship we have with Steve’s 2010 Pro Bowl Football Promotion (sign up to win 2 free tix to the Pro Bowl, dinner with Steve, airfare and hotel stay). Plus we talked about how the fantasy football playoffs have or are about to start and how a lot of teams now have no one to root for on Sunday. Fantazzle’s weekly fantasy football games takes care of that issue since you can play games from week to week and always have some kind of fantasy football action happenin’.

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Great news everyone! The League, written about earlier this week, has been renewed for a second season! This show is very very funny. Not only that, but the main plot surrounds a fantasy football league and the guys in the league. Highly recommended all. Give it a shot if you haven’t seen it yet and if you have keep watching. Good stuff.

Fantazzle Prez – Ryan Parr

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