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by 3INTBOY » Fri Dec 14, 2007 10:06 am
Definitley worth it, there is always a good reason to look at others thought that have some solid basis, and gain knowledge based on that.
Really there are two kinds of FF players IMO.
1) If you're a "stats" geek, then I wouldn't pay for a site, because stats are easily obtained and getting your information/rankings that way is easy enough.
2)The "supporting Cast" kind of FF player, this person is who would subscribe to multiple sites and take some information to apply away from each of them. This is my target audience and there is a good group out there to meet.
As many wrote me, the Coaching Tree article I wrote was worth what they paid.
There is a value to sites, just depends on how each individual wants to go about competing.
I have subscribed to many in my day: And mine will get "up there" at some point I'm sure, I'm always working on it.
Draftsharks is excellent.
Fantasy Guru is very good, my only problem with his site is he plays all his leagues vs. industry people, many that aren't too competitive, then trumps the results.
Football Injuries does a nice job
Football Guys is huge, and there is some value to understanding what the herd is thinking, they have a ton of info.
BFD-getting better all the time. Redoing the site AGAIn for 2008, with video and Podcasts. Boost up the inseason stuff and add some cool features.
It's fun.
3'
ETA: I have no naked ladies, but if that's what the people want, I'm just not one to argue with that! ...
[ December 14, 2007, 04:46 PM: Message edited by: 3INT/BFDFANTASYfootball.com ]
