Nine Free Fantasy Football Quick Reads To Help Dominate Your League

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So I’m going to test drive a new RSS reader. 

I have used Google Reader for quite a while but I’m always trying new things.

I downloaded an extension called “Brief” for Firefox.

I have not used one built into my browser in a while because I don’t want it to slow things down. Oh well, if it does I have the trusty Google Reader on stand by.

Do you use the FREE powers of RSS in your Fantasy Football Front Office? If not you should be. Check out this Fantasy Football Tip out on how to Dominate with RSS Subscribing.

Do you play in any of the Survivor Type leagues where you can only start a player once? No draft, no roster to manage. Just set a lineup each week.  HERE are a couple games to win free stuff, including a Wii.

The Fantasy Football Librarian has her average rankings from 11 big sites coming out soon.

Pancake Blocks are LOOKING DEEP for Sleepers at wide receiver. Chaz Schilens is mentioned. I just picked him up on the cheap in an Keeper Auction. Get him while you can because everyone is going to be onto this guy.

Matt at The Fantasy Football Geekblog is big on Percy Harvin when it comes to rookies.

RazzBall continue their Top 50 Rankings with commentary.

MAC Bros. have a comical look at Draft Day Attire. It won’t help you win your league, but it is funny.

Jamey Eisenberg at CBS Sports warns not to waste a pick on Mike Vick. I have to agree. I was just wondering yesterday watching NFL Live why someone would draft him. Unless you have McNabb and you want a backup for your starter (if he even makes No. 2 on the depth chart at quarterback), I certainly wouldn’t use a pick on someone that isn’t going to be in a starting lineup. 

Chances are, if he gets in the game, he isn’t going to be at quarterback and he likely will be listed at QB in your fantasy league.

USA Today has a look at some risky picks, leading off with Steven Jackson. I have him in two dynasty leagues and hope he isn’t busting this year.

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