Good evening,

Without taking too much of your time we would like to explain Fantazzle’s brand new fantasy football game promotion: The Perfect Pick’em! To be eligible for this new fantasy football promotion you must enter a fantasy football pick’em game and select the correct player from each matchup.

Example: Calvin Johnson vs. Jimmy Graham

Simply select which player you think will have the better game and score more fantasy points, the outcome of the NFL games have no effect on the pick’em results.

How to win The Perfect Pick’em

The Perfect Pick’em has TWO prizes; one for each college and pro pick’em games. Fantazzle will be awarding prizes to the winners of BOTH college and pro pick’em games. THESE GAMES WON’T LAST LONG SO HURRY BEFORE SOMEONE TAKES YOUR FREE PRIZES!

ALL pick’em games are eligible NO MATTER THE TIME SLOT.

What will I win if I get The Perfect Pick’em?

You will win big! If you get The Perfect Pick’em in college, you get a FREE ENTRY TO EVERY GUARANTEED TOURNAMENT FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK! The same goes for pro pick’em! The prizes could amount to huge $$ with the free entry fee tickets ranging from $5 – $50 and as many as 10 possible!!!

The Perfect Pick’em Fine Print

• Must enter a game with a $5 or higher entry fee
• Only two prizes will be awarded; 1 for college fantasy football pick’em and 1 for NFL fantasy football pick’em
• ALL TIME SLOTS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR THE CONTEST (Thursday, 1pm, 3:30, 4pm, 7pm and any other time you play a college or pro fantasy football pick’em game you are eligible)
• Prizes do NOT include the $100 guaranteed games. Every other entry fee will be awarded for the following weeks guaranteed tournaments in the given sport
• Only ONE username per player
• You must have made AT LEAST ONE DEPOSIT ON FANTAZZLE

Don’t forget to check out Fantazzle’s Fantasy Football Hall of Fame to see where you rank among Fantazzle’s elite!

Happy Holidays!

–Fantazzle Fantasy Sports Games

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Week 12 is almost behind us. It came as fast as it’s going to leave and week 13 will be here before we know it, so let’s get moving. Tom Brady had the biggest day for quarterbacks, tossing 24 completions for 361 yards and 3 scores. Ryan Fitzpatrick finally broke out and gave owners the big game they’ve been looking for, going 24/264/3. That’s fantasy for you! Who would have thought Fitzpatrick would go off against the Jet pass defense like that?

Mark Sanchez surprised everyone by throwing 4 touchdown passes on 180 yards and Matt Ryan threw 3 touchdown passes too. Vince Young also had a big day against the Patriots throwing for 400 yards and a touchdown. Wes Welker had the biggest day for non-quarterbacks. He caught 8 balls for 115 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Johnny Knox had the second biggest day in fantasy amongst non-quarterbacks catching 4 passes for 145 yards and score. He also added 133 return yards. This was Knox’ second productive game in a row. Could this be a trend? Watch Johnny Knox in week 13 closely to see what happens. He could be a bargain in weekly salary cap fantasy football games.

Laurent Robinson is next in line for our big game performers for week 12. He went 7/79/2. Percy Harvin did what he does and gave his owners 8/95/1 to go along with 104 return yards. He would have had a touchdown on his long kick return, but got knocked down right at about the 3 or 4 yard line, bummer! Beanie Wells rushed for a career-high 228 yards and a touchdown against St. Louis. Roy Helu was also big on Sunday. Helu went for 108 rushing with 1 TD and caught 7 passes for 54 yards against the Seahawks. Helu was definitely a weekly fantasy football steal.

Moving on to injuries, Andre Johnson finally came back this week after missing 6 games with a hamstring injury. He might have some rust to shake off as justified by his 2 catch, 22 yard performance. Either that, or Matt Leinart could have had something to do with that. Fred Jackson was placed on IR a couple days before Sunday’s game, so C.J. Spiller got the bulk of the work. He ran for 55 yards and added 3 catches for 15 yards.

LT missed another game for the Jets dealing with that knee. Julio Jones missed his game with the Vikings because of his hamstring, leaving all the work for Roddy White (10/120/1) and Adrian Peterson was held out as expected because of that high ankle sprain. We’ll see if he can’t give it a go next week.

As always, be sure to get on over to Fantazzle and check out all the weekly fantasy football games we have for you over there. We feature college fantasy football games and pickem games too! You can either play for free, or try and play the money games for cash prizes. I hope everyone had a great thanksgiving week, now, it’s time for Christmas!

Fantazzle David

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What’s up fantasy nation? Hopefully you’re ready for a Thanksgiving filled with great food and family time, not to mention some great football.

Fantazzle is honoring Thursday’s holiday with a “Turkey Day Special”, and I am here to help you select your roster for this fantasy football event. With three great games in the NFL and a rivalry that features two Texas teams in college football, there is no shortage of fantasy studs in action. Here are three players to include on your Thanksgiving day roster, and three players to avoid.

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Running Back

Yes, Reggie Bush has been solid of late, and you likely missed out on a week or two of production because you were skeptical. But don’t let that affect your decision making, as he isn’t worth starting this week against a top 5 run defense in Dallas. Instead, I advise taking a flyer on the Packers Ryan Grant. James Starks is banged up and appears to be on the wrong side of questionable, meaning Grant will get a solid workload. This is Rodgers team, but Detroit struggles to stop the run, and the Pack to look to establish Grant.

Wide Receiver

I’m not a Dolphins hater, but I am down on Brandon Marshall as well on Turkey Day. Dallas gives up the seventh fewest points to opposing wide receivers, and Marshall figures to be their main concern. Davone Bess would be the better value this week than Brandon Marshmellow (stay in the food theme with the holiday). I also like Laurent Robinson, who has recorded a score in four straight game, for as long as Miles Austin is sidelined.

Tight End

Vernon Davis is a tough match up, but Baltimore’s defense typically shows up in marquee games. I think they keep him out of the end zone, and hold him to under 80 yards. Brandon Pettigrew will outperform Davis in what figures to be a high scoring game against the Packers. Green Bay gives up the second most fantasy points to opposing TE’s: that combined with a hot Stafford works in Pettigrew’s favor.

As for the lone college game on the schedule, Texas and Texas A&M square off. One name jumps out from this game as potential game breakers: receiver Ryan Swope from A&M. With the teams stud RB Cyrus Gray highly questionable, I expect more of an aerial attack, with Swope being the teams top option. Since October 15, Swope is averaging 1.5 touchdowns per game. He has at least eight catches in all but one of those games, and should be heavily targeted on Thanksgiving.

For updates, fantasy line-up help, fun conversation on who to sit and start, key match-ups and guys we like to have big, productive weeks or down weeks, listen to our WEEKLY FANTASY FOOTBALL PODCAST presented by Fantasy Football Sportal, or you can just look over to the right hand side and listen to them right there from the green podcast box.

Wishing a happy Thanksgiving to you and yours

Fantazzle Kyle

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Hi all,

After a long and exciting season the Chase for the Cup comes down to two: Tony Stewart and Carl Edwards. While these two gentleman will surely make the race interesting, Fantazzle’s Fantasy Racing Salary Cap game will bring even more joy. We currently have several opening for our fantasy racing salary cap games, but don’t delay as the openings won’t last forever.

Fantazzle’s Guaranteed Cash Fantasy Football Tournaments Awarded Huge Prizes in Week 10

As you may have seen, last weekend Fantazzle had some pretty big prizes in their college and pro fantasy football games. This is largely in part to our fantazztic community joining these games multiple times and increasing the already large guaranteed cash prizes.

One of our biggest winners of the week took home several hundred dollars in our $35 Fantasy Football Salary Cap game that is guaranteeing another large pot this week. We have several tournaments in week 11 that are offering ridiculous values, so we recommend you enter as soon as you are done reading this sentence.

College Fantasy Football Tournaments are also awarding some huge cash prizes. Remember, college football games start Saturday at 12pm ET and run throughout the ENTIRE DAY!

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On one final note, we want to let everyone know that Fantazzle’s Turkey Day Fantasy Football Games will be returning this season and will have some special games associated with the day of giving thanks.

Stay tuned and have a great weekend!

–Fantazzle Zac

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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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