Sexist wrote Ive always used Yahoo fantasy football because i hear espns system was complicated and hard to use but ill give it a shot. ll sign up and update with my username.

Invite sent.

I have used them all in the past. CBS, NFL.com, Yahoo, and out of all of them...I have always enjoyed ESPNs setup the most. The gameday stat tracking alone puts it in the head of its class. Transactions are simple w/ their new clubhouse they implemented last season. Dropping duds, and picking up studs from the waiver wire is easy and clean. Trades work flawlessly and even allows for all teams to setup a trade block that functions very well. The draft works very well also giving you multiple different layouts, predetermined picks, and customizable draft kits to make sure your draft needs are filled. You can set it up to where you can rank by position and overall based on who has been chosen, and who is still left on your "big board". Overall...ESPN is great.

If you (or ANYONE in the league, or interested in joining) would like a test run before draft day, head over to espn's mock draft center and participate in a few free mock drafts. You can get the feel of how it works, and won't be overwhelmed draft day.

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Anymore Qs/suggestions feel free to ask. Happy to have ya.

i will join i will pm u my email

I would love to join if there's still spots open. I'll pm you my email anyways.

I'd love to join if it is still open

Dirty

sound like it will be fun. nice job thinking of this

Thanks for everyone's response.

Yes, there are still a few spots left. Simply reply to the post (if you haven't already), and send me a PM with your email address and I'll send you the invite.

haha, fantasy football is for 40 year old married men.

I joined, thanks.

Team Chicago FTW!

Catnip wrote haha, fantasy football is for 40 year old married men.

Or for people that like sports and have other hobbies than Xbox 24/7.