We at Razzball know and understand the wide world of the internet can be a scary place. It’s full of misinformation, bald Britney Spears pics and flat out lies. We also know that no matter how much we try, we are never going to be able to provide you with every piece of information you need. To help you navigate the triple-dubya, we’ve linked up with Goose from the FantasyRundown to get you to the right places when it comes to helping you win your fantasy football league.
- With each passing season the number of featured running backs has decreased. CBSSports.com breaks down all of the murky backfield situations, which are numerous.
- DynastyLeagueFootball.com ranks the top five running back handcuffs that you should be targeting on draft day.
- FFToolbox.com identifies a number of sleepers for your PPR league including Indianapolis Colts running back Donald Brown.
- We fall in love with certain players and will never draft others. Opinions are never lacking in fantasy football and FFToday.com has theirs as they identify five that will struggle and five that will shine in 2012.
- Yahoo.com knows Darren McFadden is talented enough, but do his injury concerns knock him out of the top 8 overall picks?
- If you think Jordy Nelson and/or Victor Cruz will repeat their performances from last season, TheFantasyFix.com believes you will be disappointed.
- DavidGonos.com identifies the eight best iPad/iPhone apps to help you during your upcoming draft.
- JuanElway.com examines the history of players coming off ACL injuries and it isn’t pretty. Think twice before drafting Adrian Peterson or Jamaal Charles.
- SportsIllustrated.com makes fifteen bold predictions for the 2012 fantasy season including Matt Ryan being the 2012 fantasy MVP.
- FantasySharks.com tries to determine which wide receiver is the best fantasy target in New York, Atlanta, Green Bay, Dallas, Denver, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh.
- Rotoworld.com identifies the forty players you need to avoid in 2012 fantasy football drafts.
- AthlonSports.com identifies the ten quarterbacks that are most likely to be injured this season and therefore may be risky picks.
