We are in June, it’s about time to get this Fantasy Football Jabber going, right? In previous seasons we had been throwing out the free resources to the readers early in the year. This seasons, for the first time in years, this guy took a little break in the spring. Now it’s time to fire things up. Today we are going to look around the web at some content focused on the Dynasty and Keeper leagues for those of you that are in the year round battle.
Quick note before we get going. Football Jabber will have it’s Dynasty Rankings up this week. Let’s look around the web for some Fantasy Football Jabber…
A group of guys that got together at the Footballguys.com forums, Sons of the Tundra is all about Dynasty Rankings.
Another spin off from FootballGuys.com, Dynasty Guys is an online community aimed at Fantasy Football Dynasty. It’s pretty much in start up phase yet, but should be rolling Dynasty stuff out nonstop.
What appears to be ANOTHER FootballGuys.com spin off is Today in Fantasy. Not just Dynasty related, but they are posting everything Fantasy related from the net so Dynasty is bound to hit it as well.
Razzball has Dynasty Rankings. This leads to the QB rankings, the other positions are there as well.
Love the IDP (Individual Defensive Players) Dynasty! Fantasy Football Xtreme has it’s IDP Dynasty Rankings up!
Mike Harmon has a look at the Top 10 Fantasy Winners from the 2010 NFL Draft in a photo slide show like Fox Sports does.
This is dated…like April 23rd dated…but here are some first impressions of some of the fantasy skill position players from Pro Football Weekly.
Third year Running Back production from Keeperleaguegm.com
Yahoo Sports has some video action impact fantasy rookies.
No Offseason posted their Top 100 Dynasty players in May. There should be an update soon.
Hatty Waiver Wire Guru gives his Top 10 Rookies.
If you have to do the money collecting for your league, Fantasy Football Goat has some tips on where to store it.
Not Dynasty, but worth mentioning are the Football Doc’s Cheerleader Rankings.
Lee created Football Jabber in 2007 as a sounding board for a love of the NFL, Fantasy Football, the NFL Draft, and College Football. He may or may not be responsible for the fall of the breakfast drink Tang.
