Finally, the drafting is over, Fantasy Gameday is here – and we’re going to look at a bunch of different spots for you to check out during, before and after kickoff.
So check it out – and feel free to tweet me some places you like to go to on Fantasy Gameday.
These are the 66 best Fantasy Football tweeters in the industry, and they’ll be cranking out great info and updates throughout the day and night.
Keep a close eye here for the big player news items everyone needs to know about before game time.
When I worked at CBSSports.com, we’d start calling teams every morning around 11am to get the inactives for the 1pm games. Some teams posted them later than that, but usually, by noon, everyone knew who was going to be in cleats and who would be in street clothes during kickoff.
This newly rebranded baby kicks off at 9am every Sunday morning, with Brad Evans and Brandon Funston – two of my favorite Fantasy veterans. And they answer live questions called and tweeted into them. (What’s interesting is that this show is produced in California, which means these guys are cranked up at 6am on a Sunday. Kudos to them!) Very cool. They break down each game and look at the day ahead.
You can call them at (800) 777-2907 or tweet them your questions @YSRFFL
Post your Start/Sit, roster or injury questions at NumberFire.com and let J.J. and company steer you in the right direction. He’s the man behind the LateRoundQB.com e-book, and he has a great eye for analysis and numbers.
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a bigger, free-er, online Fantasy Football community than the Redditors. Rather than just post your questions, you can get involved in the discussion and help others to a Fantasy Football win.
Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard and host Jason Horowitz will be doing their pregame shows live online now.
It’s hard to even believe that multiple Fantasy morning shows exist, considering about 13 years ago, there was just one crappy weekly show on regional sports channels. I think Brady Tinker was on it? He was fine, but it was excruciatingly little information in the middle of the week.
At 11am ET, Matthew Berry, Stephania Bell, Tim Hasselbeck and Co., get together for ESPN’s Fantasy Football morning show. Berry is coming off a crazy summer in which he published his “fantastic” book, “Fantasy Life,” and there’s no question that he’s the face of the industry. Watch this show on ESPN2 or online at WatchESPN.com.
Once again, FSWA Hall of Famer Michael Fabiano leads the NFL Network and NFL.com Fantasy crew for their morning preview of the day’s events. Jason Smith does a great job as host, and I’ve thoroughly enjoyed Akbar Gbajabiamila on NBC’s American Ninja Warrior. (Love that show.) These guys have a lot of fun on set, and they’re fun to watch. This is live Sunday mornings online only now.
More to come today – tweet me your favorite spots to go before, during and after the games!
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