Is this the same way in the NFL? For instance, if a team has a 5-1 division record (5-11 overall) and another team has a 1-5 division record (11-5 overall), which team is going to the playoffs?

I am a first time fantasy football player and am on a yahoo league. I am trying to research who the best qb’s are in order so I know who to pick when.

Greetings,

My friend and I are going to jump in and play fantasy football this year, against each other. (We asked a bunch of our other friends, but no one else is interested.)

Question. What hosting site do you prefer and why? What sites to avoid?

Our only criteria right now is that initially, we want a free site. Also, one that caters to newbies is probably preferred, since we might not know what we’re doing for awhile.

Thanks in advance for all replies.
Wizard: It has nothing to do with Excel. Why do you think it should?

I’ve taken a year off from Fantasy Football and come back to find this new position. What does the flex position do and how does it work?
Give me an example of how it would be used. Do you either lose a rb and gain and extra wr or vice versa? How is it determined which role they will play, when they are labeled as a flex?

In espn fantasy football under the scoreboard section, it says projections and weekly line. But when you click on it, it just says 0 next to all the players names. Why does it do this?

I am the commissioner of a Yahoo Fantasy Football league, and want to be able to manually determine who makes the playoffs. Is there a way I can do that? (we have 3 divisions, and I’d like to have it so that the top 2 seeds in each division make the playoffs, with the final 2 spots chosen via a ‘Wildcard’ scenario). Anyone have an idea if this is do-able?