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 Technical Features

 

Please Note: We are developing numerous new technical features for the 2010 season and will have more offerings than detailed below.

 

Draft Guru Program – This program enables you to select your draft spot or any position you want and practice mock drafting against the software. You can also use this to help you draft for real by using your scoring system to suggest your picks based on our projections, VBD (value-based drafting), etc. Export results into Microsoft Excel and more. It's a Draft Tool AND a Mock Draft Tool in one! Free for all 2010 subscribers!
 

Guru Database: Deep statistical database of fantasy football information spanning the past eight years. This gives us the ability to build software to isolate top performers, and much more.

 

Features of the Guru Database include:

  • Highly searchable, sortable, and customizable.

  • Easily sort through categories including pass targets, red-zone and goal-line carries/targets, and more.

  • Individual game logs for all players and teams going back to 2002.

  • Team views that will show top performers on each team.

  • Points allowed to different positions. See what teams are giving up the most/least points to each fantasy position for the season or a specific week range and also in YOUR scoring systems.

  • Strength of Schedule ability to chart out SOS for the remainder of the season or a specific range for YOUR scoring systems.

  • History tool can rank players for any week based on their average fantasy points per game against that week’s opponent. You can also view game logs for any player against any opponent for the last eight years. 

  • MyGuru: Personalized portal to all of your fantasy football information. Create your own window to your fantasy teams by watching your players and viewing news, analysis, and projections on just those players, customize scoring systems, set team news watches, and view expert projections for your players in your various leagues.

  • Fantasy Football Projections: Custom-built and sortable, expert offensive skill, special team, and IDP projections strictly based on your scoring methods. You can also combine and view projections for WR/TE, RB/WR, RB/WR/TE, etc. Includes expert analysis for each player. Customizable projections includes Up and Down indicators to help you identify who’s on the move up and who’s on the move down. In addition, players are flagged as being injured, having favorable or unfavorable schedules, weather concerns, and more. Expanded Scoring Options in 2010, with more scoring options to accommodate your league rules. Also included are preset scoring systems for popular public leagues such as Yahoo, Sportsline, and ESPN, and many high-stakes leagues.

  • Fantasy Football Cheat Sheets - As a bonus, customized rankings can be generated in cheat sheet form (even one-page) for easy access and viewing in the preseason and for each week of the regular season. These are also really useful during your draft!

  • Roster Analyzer: Use this powerful tool to help with your lineup decisions. Simply build your team’s roster (including IDPs) by selecting all your players, and then input the number of starters you can use at each position. Then we’ll compare our raw projections with your inputted league’s scoring system and will suggest a starting lineup for you along with comments on the players. You can use this feature for all of your leagues if you’d like. Once you build your roster (s) and input your scoring system (s), simply check back here each week for our suggested starting lineup (s) based on our projections and your scoring system with one click of a button.

  • Trade Analyzer: Using similar technology as our Roster Analyzer, this tool allows you to enter two sides of a proposed trade. We will then analyze the deal based on your previously inputted/stored scoring system and our projections for the rest of the season and will indicate which side is more favorable. Not only that, but we will calculate a favorability scale for the deal, broken down by Heavily, Moderately, and Slightly favored.

  • Points Allowed Tool: For all positions, including IDPs, see what teams are giving up the most/least points to each fantasy position in your scoring system (s) over the schedule range you select. Say you’re facing a tough lineup decision at QB. Simply use this tool to see which one of your QBs’ opponents have given up more production to the position in YOUR scoring system. Works for all positions, including IDPs. You can even view game logs for all teams and see exactly what they gave up to a specific position, including fantasy points in YOUR scoring system.

  • Strength of Schedule Tool: A purely statistical measure of the schedule for each team. We measure strength of schedule by looking at the fantasy points allowed by each team to a given position and then summing up and averaging those points over the schedule range you select. The SOS shown can be customized to YOUR league’s scoring system, so it’s SOS in YOUR league. Say you’ve been presented a trade, a RB for a RB. Simply use this tool to see which of the RBs has the easier remaining schedule (or whatever weekly range you want to use, next 3 games, 4, 5, etc.) in YOUR scoring system.

  • Matchup History Tool – Use this tool to see exactly what your players have done against this week’s opponent the last eight years, including fantasy PPG in YOUR scoring system. Or, if you’re looking for a free-agent QB for a given week, you can see a ranking of all the league’s QBs for any given week sorted by their career fantasy points per game against that week’s opponent. Using this tool you can easily find a FA who has a productive history against his opponent that week.

  • Red Zone Report: See who is the most active inside the 20 and also inside the 10. Keeps track of pass attempts, targets, rushing attempts, goal-line stats (inside the 10), contribution percentages, and more.

  • Pass Target Report: See who is getting thrown at the most across the league for the season, last week, last 2-3 weeks, etc.

  • IDP Stud Report: Keep track of the defensive leaders easily and effectively.  Track all major defensive stats as well as who’s creating most of the opportunities for their team with overall contribution percentages.

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Preseason Content – An Overview

These HUGE updates will be posted on a continuing and very regular basis throughout the preseason. It will give you absolutely everything you'll need for your draft.


Updated Daily:

  • News & Notes – Updated daily throughout the preseason. Searchable and sortable updates on your players, all players, search by day, etc.

  • Injury Updates – Updated daily throughout the preseason. Searchable and sortable updates on your players, all players, search by day, etc. 

Updated Twice Weekly (or more frequently):

  • Custom Projections: See overview above.

  • Fantasy Football Cheat Sheets - Our generic Cheat Sheets rank 375+ players and teams for yardage and TDs, and you can build customized and printable cheat sheets for offensive skill, defensive team, and IDPs. Also available as PDFs.

  • Top-150 Overall – This cheat sheet is a nice reference tool. Also available as PDFs.

  • Master Fantasy Football Cheat Sheet – The same as above, but this one includes more information, such as upside/downside designations, undervalued/overvalued designations, average draft position information, and more.

  • IDP Cheat Sheet – We’ll rank the IDPs and help you locate the players who’ll get you sacks, tackles, and interceptions. Constantly updated throughout the preseason.

  • The Stock Watch – This in-depth article details which players’ (offensive and defensive) stock is rising and which players’ stock is falling at the time of publication, with detailed reasons why. This feature is produced 2X a week starting in late July, so you’ll always know who’s on the rise and decline.

  • Training Camp Battles – A very extensive and constantly updated look at this year’s key training camp battles (usually 45-65 battles), with key information typically obtained from NFL insiders on our payroll.

  • Depth Charts – Updated twice weekly. Easily view/print our depth charts in their entirety, by team, even sort by rookie players or players currently injured. Also gives our projected 3rd-down back, goal-line back, and more. Constantly updated throughout the preseason.

Updated Weekly (or more frequently):

  • Exhibition Game Notes – Extensive reviews of all the exhibition games, with everything you should know about them.

  • 2010 Draft Plan – In perhaps our most popular preseason fantasy football strategy article, we take a look at the talent at each position and all the trends we’re seeing in the hundreds of drafts we observe to give you a definitive plan of action for your 2010 draft. What positions do you need to address early? Which can you hold off on? Should you take your TE early? It’s all covered here round-by-round. Constantly updated throughout the preseason.

  • Good Vibes/Bad Vibes – In one of Publisher John Hansen’s signature preseason pieces, he covers all the overall “vibes” for each team in the preseason and relates it to the fantasy values of their players. This highly-anticipated article is updated weekly and has consistently isolated teams (and, thus players) that have fallen well short of expectations for the season and have greatly exceeded expectations.

  • 2010’s Players to Target – We isolate some of the players we like as values for various reasons as various stages of a draft (Round 1-3, 4-6, etc) and offer a ton of analysis why we like them and when you should be targeting them. Last year’s list included player such as: Aaron Rodgers, Philip Rivers, Kurt Warner, Matt Schaub, Ben Roethlisberger, DeAngelo Williams, Frank Gore, Ryan Grant, Beanie Wells, Jonathan Stewart, Ray Rice, Fred Jackson, Ahmad Bradshaw, Rashard Mendenhall, Jamaal Charles, Marques Colston, Vincent Jackson, Chad Ochocinco, DeSean Jackson, Santonio Holmes, Devin Hester, Percy Harvin, Laurent Robinson (good before he got injured), Robert Meachem, Steve Smith (NYG), Hakeem Nicks, Owen Daniels, Visanthe Shiancoe, Vernon Davis, Brent Celek, and Jermichael Finley. Constantly updated throughout the preseason with 40+ pages of information and analysis.

  • 2010’s Overvalued/Players to Avoid – Last year’s list included Larry Johnson, Darren McFadden, Willie Parker, Marshawn Lynch, LeSean McCoy, Roy Williams, Lance Moore, Jerricho Cotchery, Antonio Bryant, Santana Moss, Donnie Avery, Steve Breaston, and Chris Cooley. A constantly updated look at some players you should avoid overpaying for this year, with reasons why.

  • ADP Analysis – In one of our most popular features, our ADP (Average Draft Position) experts scan as many Internet and local drafts as possible to determine the top-100 players' ADP. We also offers up extensive analysis of the summer's draft trends and which players are going too early and which players are sliding too far. You’ll not only know which players to take, but when to take them for those in 8-, 10-, 12- and 14-team leagues. Constantly updated throughout the preseason.

  • Snapshot of an Average Draft – Constantly updated, we tell you how many players at each position are being drafted in each round and more, so you know what to expect.

  • Draft Position Strategy – We map out a plan of action for each area of a draft, such as picking early in the first round. We’ll help you if you have an early, mid, or late pick in the first round. In 2009, for example, our “Bottom Feeding” article saved thousands who were baffled as to what approach to take when picking late in Round One.

  • Rookie Previews – We rank the year's rookies and offer analysis on their 2010 values and keeper-league values. Constantly updated throughout the preseason, and very extensive, including keeper league rankings and overviews.

  • Issues – Updates on the top issues currently baffling fantasy owners, such as playing-time scenarios.

  • Special Team/Kick Returner Previews – Although they are often overlooked by others, we preview each kick return game and rank the top punt and kick return men.

  • Expert Fantasy Football Mock Drafts – FantasyGuru.com experts and some of the top minds in fantasy football will participate in and analyze 20+ mock and real drafts to help our readers get a feel for their 2010 drafts.

  • More Fantasy Football Mock Draft Analysis – In addition to publishing our results and analysis of “Expert Drafts,” we’ll participate in numerous “regular” fantasy drafts to give a clearer picture of the fantasy draft landscape in the real world. We’ll organize (among subscribers) and analyze 3-4 mock drafts a week in the preseason.

Updated Periodically:

  • Player Previews – Previews for the approximately top-200 players. Each player preview includes an analysis of the player’s talent, coaching/system, durability, supporting cast, job security, 2010 strength of schedule, and our gut feeling. These previews could be up to 40,000 words alone!

  • Defensive Team Previews – Similar to our Player Previews, we preview each team defense in a variety of categories, including overall, turnovers/TDs, sacks, points given up, etc.

  • Offensive Line Previews – Perhaps nothing is more important to the success of an offense than the offensive line. While O-lines are often overlooked by others, we preview each offensive line in great detail and analyze how it will affect the fantasy production for its team.

  • 2010’s Top Backups – We take an extensive position-by-position look at the top backup players at QB, RB, and WR. Some of these players you’ll want to draft late to protect your starters or even to stash away for a rainy day. Last year in this article we said good things about these guys who were 2009 preseason backups: Chad Henne, Rashard Mendenhall, Ahmad Bradshaw, Fred Jackson, Correll Buckhalter, Bernard Scott, Shonn Greene, Jason Snelling, Malcom Floyd, Robert Meachem, Pierre Garcon, Julian Edelman, and Jermichael Finley.

  • 2010's Contract Year Players - An extensive and updated look at those players entering the final years of their contracts with tons of analysis.

  • 2010 Coaching Changes – We analyze the fantasy implications of each of 2010's coaching changes, including coordinator changes. Our NFL insiders will give you the skinny on all of this year’s changes and how they will affect fantasy production in ’10.

  • Trading Strategies – We offer up a plethora of tips and trading strategies.

  • Mr. Relevant – Your best guide to getting the best player available with your last or next-to-last picks. Last year, this guide advised to take long-shot players such as Mike Bell, Mohamed Massaquoi, Justin Forsett, and Laurent Robinson (who was looking really good before getting hurt).

  • Breakout WRs – Our annual and very extensive look at those WRs and TEs entering their second and third seasons, when they should be ready to break out.

  • General Draft Strategies – You’ll be well covered when it comes to fantasy football draft strategy articles.

  • 2009's Lessons Learned – We apply the lessons fantasy owners should have learned from 2009 to the 2010 season.

  • National Contest Strategies - For those in national salary cap contests like the ones run by CDM, USA Today, etc., we offer up some strategies.

  • Commissioning Guide – We produce a complete "Idiot's Guide to Commissioning." From setting up leagues to handling the malcontents, we will fill you in on what you need to know for regular, keeper, and dynasty leagues. In addition, we will offer up a laundry list of unusual and interesting league rules for your consideration.

  • Keeper League Setup Guide – Everything you need to know about setting up and running a keeper league.

  • Auction Draft Setup Guide – What you need to know to run a successful auction draft.

  • More Fantasy Football Strategy Articles – We always wind up producing several strategy articles in the summer that we do not exactly plan on doing beforehand.

Statistical Analysis Articles:

We will crunch the numbers and publish numerous statistical studies to give you an even greater advantage over your competition. The charts will analyze last year's numbers together with this year's schedule, and include things like:

  • Projected 2010 Strength of Schedule – With extensive analysis on the SOS ramifications on players and teams.

  • Projected 2010 DT Strength of Schedule – With analysis on the SOS ramifications on this year's defensive matchups.

  • SOS for the fantasy playoff weeks – With extensive analysis on the SOS ramifications on players and teams.

  • Red Zone Analysis – Going over the RZ activity from 2009.

  • Pass Target Analysis - Going over the PT activity from 2009.

  • Distance Scoring Analysis – Breaking down which players' TDs came from the longest distances.

  • 300-yard/100-yard player performance analysis

  • And at least 10 more statistically based articles  

Keeper Content: 

  • Keeper League Overviews – Constantly updated, we publish large overviews of the QBs, RBs, WRs, and TEs for keeper leagues.

  • Keeper League Strategies – We give you a ton of keeper league tips and strategies, as well as a definitive plan of action for new keeper league participants.

  • Dynasty League Strategies – More tips and strategies for dynasty league owners.

  • Keeper Stock Watch – New for 2010, we’ll periodically chime in when we see a player who may be emerging as a viable keeper prospect, or if a player’s about to lose some keeper value.

IDP Content

  • Understanding IDPs – This is the ultimate IDP article for experts and novices alike. Learn which positions in which schemes are good for fantasy and much, much more.

  • IDP Stock Watch - Upgrades and Downgrades from the IDP world will be covered here and updated regularly in the preseason.

  • 2010 IDP Rookie Report - The top-30 rookies for IDP leagues, constantly updated in the preseason.

  • IDP Values & Sleepers – A constantly updated look at this year's IDP choices.

  • IDP Top-100 Overall - Ranks and analysis for the top-100 IDP players overall, constantly updated.

  • 2010 IDP Draft Plan - We bust out a plan of action for drafting IDPs, broken down by early, middle, and late rounds, updated weekly.

Auction Content:

  • Auction Draft Plan – Similar to our 2010 Draft Plan, we give you an extensive plan of action for your Auction Draft. Our seasoned pros will give you the most insightful auction strategies available on the planet. Pages and pages of sharp insight.

  • Expert/Regular Auction Draft Reviews – We’ll break down numerous auctions and analyze the results periodically throughout the preseason.

  • Average Auction Values - The average $ values for all key players right now along with highest- and lowest-observed bids along with analysis.

  • Auction Best Practices – We’ll break down your best practices for handling your auction draft.

  • Nine Possible Auction Teams – We’ll break down nine possible auction teams all using the salary cap and reviews the pros and cons of all of them.

  • And more auction strategy articles.

PDF Worksheets: Print these out and take to your draft.

  • Bye Week Sheet - Track your players’ byes.

  • Schedule grid - NFL schedule on one sheet.

  • Roster Sheet - Track your drafted roster.

  • Position Tracker - Track positions drafted.

  • Draft Tracker - Record each round.

  • NFL Schedules – 2010 NFL Schedule color-coded for H/A games.

  • Back-up QBs - Best backups for quick reference when looking for a viable back-up QB to your starter.

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Regular Season Issues – An Overview

 

Sunday Night:

  • Fantasy Podcast – We start the week off with an exclusive Podcast hosted by John Hansen and Adam Caplan, the hosts of "Sirius Fantasy Football" on Sirius NFL Radio and the two most respected fantasy analysts in the country. They review the events of the week, injuries, Waiver Wire material, and more. It's a great wrap-up and early preview of the coming week.

  • Post-Game Injury Roundup – We do a roundup of all the injuries that are “out there” from the Sunday games, with any information that has been disclosed by the player, his coach, or by an NFL beat writer.

  • The Waiver Wire – This column will fill you in on a range of players who are worth picking up and who should be available in your league. We rank all the WW players by position and break them down into players who could be available in smaller, medium, and larger leagues, and even some guys to pick up for later in the season or long shots to take a flyer on. Of course, we have extensive analysis on each player. We also constantly update this feature throughout the week.

Monday:

  • Injury Roundup – We track the status of the week’s injured players, with an early outlook for the upcoming week. We also update these as information comes in on Monday.

  • The Stock Watch - A weekly feature detailing which players’ (offensive and defensive) stock is rising or falling, with reasons why. Usually covers 25-30 players. You’ve likely seen the stock market analogy before – but we were the first to do it.

  • Inside the Boxscore – No time to watch all the games? No problem! Each week, we look at every play from every game and offer up interesting and hard-to-find stats (such as the number of passes thrown to each RB, WR, and TE) and game analysis from strictly a fantasy perspective. During the season, we track the number of passes thrown to each receiver, goal-line carries and looks, and spot the trends before they are trends. Again, we were the first to do such analysis starting in the late ‘90s.

  • IDP Stock Watch/Waiver Wire – The week’s risers and fallers from an IDP perspective, plus WW options for IDP leagues.

Tuesday:

  • The Waiver Wire – We update our extensive WW column as information regarding injuries and expected playing time for the upcoming week becomes available.

  • Monday Night Wrap-up – We produce a Stock Watch and go Inside the Boxscore for the Monday Night game.

  • Injury Roundup – We track the status of the week’s injured players with an early outlook for the upcoming week. We even update these as more information comes in on Tuesday.

  • “In the Loop” Podcast – Senior writers Matt Camp and Joe Dolan host an hour-long call-in podcast, reviewing the previous week’s action and giving you early advice for your next matchup. Camp and Dolan continue “In the Loop” every week throughout the season, playoffs, and off-season, so no stone is left unturned.

  • Tuesday News & Notes – An early-week look around the league, with pertinent and informative fantasy-related tidbits.

  • Players to Trade and Trade for – One of our most valuable features because of its accuracy, we take a look at all players and list those you should seriously consider trading or trading for, based mostly on their current perceived values versus their future potential.

  • Caplan’s Comments – NFL Insider Adam Caplan posts his observations on Tuesdays, after watching every snap from every game.

  • Cosell’s Film Room – NFL analyst Greg Cosell posts his notes from reviewing the coach’s tape he has access to at NFL Films (exclusive in the fantasy industry).

  • SOS Analysis – Each week, we list every team’s remaining schedule and offer a quick-glance overview of their opponent’s strength against the run and the pass. This is great for evaluating player pickups and trades.

  • Season Player Rankings – Each week we list generic rankings for the rest of the season at QB, RB, WR, TE, PK, and DT.

  • Customized Season Player Rankings & Projections- Custom built and sortable, expert offensive projections strictly based on your scoring methods for the rest of the season. Includes expert analysis for each player. Customizable projections now includes Up and Down indicators to help you identify who’s on the move up and who’s on the move down from the previous week. We include our projected weekly averages for yards and TDs for each player.

  • Updated Depth Charts - Offensive and IDP included.

  • Expert Chat – Chat with one of our experts.

Wednesday:

  • Injury Roundup – We track the status of the week’s injured players with an early outlook for the upcoming week. We update these as information comes in on Wednesday.

  • Customized Weekly Player Rankings & Projections – Custom-built and sortable, expert offensive projections strictly based on your scoring methods for the upcoming week. Includes expert analysis for each player. Generic yardage + TD rankings also available.  

  • Hansen on Strategy – Publisher John Hansen’s popular weekly column looks at fantasy football strategies from a wide variety of angles. These will be on topics such as: team maintenance with regard to player schedules; commissioning; understanding the trends; keeping up with the league's top backup players who are only an injury away from starting; and much, much more. This column always includes tons of information and entertainment value.  

  • Production Tracker Report – One of our most popular features, we go team-by-team and report on the actual production each team is giving up to each of the skill positions in their recent games (we typically go back 3-4 games). It’s an excellent tool to use to make weekly lineup decisions, trades, and more.

  • Wednesday Night Injury Roundup - Wednesday is typically the first day teams practice, and we'll have a comprehensive roundup with the status of all the key injured players that night, as opposed to the next day (when other sites can report what they read in the newspapers; we get info from the teams themselves). 

Thursday:

  • Matchup Podcast - FantasyGuru.com's John Hansen and Adam Caplan are joined by Greg Cosell, the Senior Producer of the State Farm Insurance Matchup Show on ESPN. By this point in the week, Greg's broken down hours and hours of coach's tape from the week before, and he shares his insights with FantasyGuru.com Subscribers.

  • (Updated) Customized Weekly Player Rankings & Projections - Custom built and sortable, expert offensive projections strictly based on your scoring methods for the upcoming week. Includes expert analysis for each player and updated through Wednesday practices. Generic yardage + TD rankings also available.  

  • Office Pool Picks – With picks, predicted scores, and suicide suggestions from our staff, as well as consensus staff picks for all of the above.

  • Thursday Night Injury Roundup - We'll again have a quick roundup with the status of all the key injured players as of the Thursday practices, as opposed to the next day (when other sites can report what they read in the newspapers; we get info from the teams themselves). 

  • IDP Rankings & Projections – Full projections and comments for 200+ IDPs.

Friday Report:

  • Injury Roundup – Updated with info on player status through the Thursday practices.

  • Friday News & Notes – A late-week look around the league with pertinent and informative fantasy-related tidbits.

  • (Updated) Customized Weekly Player Rankings & Projections - Custom built and sortable, expert offensive and defensive projections strictly based on your scoring methods for the upcoming week. Includes expert analysis for each player and updated through Thursday practices. Generic yardage + TD rankings also available.  

  • Game Center – We wrap up the week with an in-depth look at each upcoming NFL game. For each game, we take a detailed look at the players who are looking better or worse than usual (with analysis why) as well as the players who aren’t looking particularly better or worse than usual. In addition, we offer up “reaches of the week” with plenty of analysis, the current injury updates for each game, each key player’s recent history against his opponents, including stats, the weather report for the game, lineup updates for important lineup changes, and more. It’s not just a “Start/Bench” feature; it’s much, much more.

  • Looking Glass - We break our player analysis down by position, so you can see all the players by position, listed according to those who are Looking Better than Usual, Worse than Usual, etc.

  • Reaches of the Week - Broken down by position, our long shot options for the week, with analysis.

  • IDP Game Previews - A game-by-game look, with analysis on all players of note, IDP style.

  • Customized Weekly IDP Player Rankings & Projections - Custom built and sortable, expert projections strictly based on your scoring methods for the upcoming week. Includes expert analysis for each player and updated through Thursday practices.

  • Kick Returner/Special Team Report – We even cover, rank, and analyze kick returners for the week.

  • Expert Chat – Chat with a FantasyGuru.com senior staff member on Friday afternoon.

  • Friday Night Injury Roundup - We'll again have a quick roundup with the status of all the key injured players as of the crucial Friday practices, as opposed to the next day (when other sites can report what they read in the newspapers; we get info from the teams themselves). 

Saturday:

  • (Updated) Customized Weekly Player Rankings & Projections - Custom built and sortable, expert offensive and defensive projections strictly based on your scoring methods for the upcoming week. Includes expert analysis for each player and updated through Friday practices. Generic yardage + TD rankings also available.

  • Fantasy Podcast – Hansen and Caplan check in again on Saturday, early afternoon, when most of the injury situations are clear, and go over each of the upcoming matchups. They go over players they like, do not like, injuries, sleepers, and long shots for the week, etc. It's a great last-minute look at the upcoming week.

  • Waiver Wire – A final late-week update of our current WW report will include key late information on possible WW pickups due to injury situations and more.

Sunday Morning/Afternoon:

  • Quick Sunday Update - We'll have a "quick update" available on the Web by 11 a.m. ET. The length of this report is dependent upon the number of key injuries still up-in-the-air as of Sunday.

  • Hansen’s Hints – Publisher John Hansen goes game-by-game and offers up a last-minute look at the matchups and players of note.

  • Caplan’s Reaches – Respected NFL Insider and fantasy player Adam Caplan offers up the best reach plays of the week at QB, RB, WR, and TE. Caplan nailed these in 2009 more often than not, and it’s a great resource for those looking for reach plays.

  • Game-Time Injury Updates – We continue to update the injury situations online until the start of the 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 8 p.m. games, posting important inactives and lineup changes as reported by the teams. We even e-mail breaking news updates when major news breaks, and we can hit our entire mailing list in less than 5 minutes.   

  • Weather Updates – If there's a weather-related problem – like rain, snow, sleet, mud, wind – in a particular city, we'll let you know about it here.

  • Game-Day Twitter Updates – We’re around all day to post quick thoughts, observations, and tidbits via our Twitter feed, which automatically appears on the Subscriber Homepage.  

Postseason:

  • Playoff League Report – For those who re-draft just for the postseason, we produce a very large playoff preview issue, complete with each team's playoff outlook, tips for drafting, player rankings, sleepers, news and injuries, and more.

  • Playoff Updates – Each week before the weekend games, we offer mini game previews, player rankings, injury updates, picks against the spread, and more for those who can re-draft just for that week.

Off-Season Reports:

  • All 2010 subscribers are automatically placed on FantasyGuru.com’s off-season report mailing list. Stay on top of all the off-season events and enjoy some early speculation by receiving an e-mail report from us at least once a month from January through June.

And there will be more than this in 2010!

 

We work hard so our subscribers don't have to! Our reports are absolutely, positively everything you'll need to save yourself hours of work each week and field a winning fantasy football team!

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