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Do you play Fantasy Football? If the answer is yes, this week is the most exciting opportunity in the history of the game. Win a MILLION DOLLARS playing Fantasy Football this week only! Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get in on the action. 

As you know by now you can win a million dollars playing Fantasy Football this week. It’s only $27 to play and the top 15,500 people will win money. First place will win the million dollars. Just go to www.FFChamps.com/million to sign up.

Some people won’t play because they claim they don’t know fantasy football well enough or don’t know anything about football. You don’t have to know a lot about football to win some money. So many people play the NCAA march madness bracket every year and not everyone knows a lot about college basketball. People guess on teams based on mascot, team jersey color, last name etc. People even win their office pools some years by just guessing. You could use the same method this weekend and win a bunch of money by doing so. Here are some methods you could use that could win you a MILLION DOLLARS!

1. Almost everyone knows a couple players even without watching football. People see the commercials with Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning and Tom Brady in them. So you can pick players by people you see on commercials or players who hear other people talking about. 

2. You can pick a whole fantasy team based on picking an entire NFL team. Say you live in Pennsylvania, you can pick a whole team filled with Pittsburgh Steelers (they have a great matchup this weekend) or the Philadelphia Eagles. Or if you live in Texas you can pick the Dallas Cowboys. However, this method might not work that simply depending on how much the individual player costs. You only have $50,000 to spend to fill 9 positions.

3. Ask someone you know who watches football for help when drafting a team. Ask a neighbor, family member or co-worker which players they like the most or who they would pick. Just be prepared to split the money with them!

4. You can pick a team of just players that went to your favorite college.

5. Maybe the simplest method is to pick players who have averaged the most points per game this year. You can also see which player is playing against a team that gives up the most fantasy points. Say, Philip Rivers, he only cost $7,000 this week and he has a great matchup versus the New York Jets who have given up the 4th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks.

    

Signing up is the easiest and best way for you to win you a million dollars this weekend. Check out our websites www.footballnation.com and www.FFChamps.com for the best fantasy advice. Don’t be afraid to ask any of the FootballNation and FFChamps guys for lineup help. We have articles on who to start and who not to start, which players are the best value based on their salaries, and which player is worth too much money this weekend to start. Also, for signing up you get a free year of FFChamps.com subscription (thats a $60 value for free)! Sign up now and be on your way to millionaire status.

Do you play Fantasy Football? If the answer is yes, this week is the most exciting opportunity in the history of the game. Win a MILLION DOLLARS playing Fantasy Football this week only! Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get in on the action. 

As you know by now you can win a million dollars playing Fantasy Football this week. It’s only $27 to play and the top 15,500 people will win money. First place will win the million dollars. Just go to www.FFChamps.com/million to sign up.

Some people won’t play because they claim they don’t know fantasy football well enough or don’t know anything about football. You don’t have to know a lot about football to win some money. So many people play the NCAA march madness bracket every year and not everyone knows a lot about college basketball. People guess on teams based on mascot, team jersey color, last name etc. People even win their office pools some years by just guessing. You could use the same method this weekend and win a bunch of money by doing so. Here are some methods you could use that could win you a MILLION DOLLARS!

1. Almost everyone knows a couple players even without watching football. People see the commercials with Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, Eli Manning and Tom Brady in them. So you can pick players by people you see on commercials or players who hear other people talking about. 

2. You can pick a whole fantasy team based on picking an entire NFL team. Say you live in Pennsylvania, you can pick a whole team filled with Pittsburgh Steelers (they have a great matchup this weekend) or the Philadelphia Eagles. Or if you live in Texas you can pick the Dallas Cowboys. However, this method might not work that simply depending on how much the individual player costs. You only have $50,000 to spend to fill 9 positions.

3. Ask someone you know who watches football for help when drafting a team. Ask a neighbor, family member or co-worker which players they like the most or who they would pick. Just be prepared to split the money with them!

4. You can pick a team of just players that went to your favorite college.

5. Maybe the simplest method is to pick players who have averaged the most points per game this year. You can also see which player is playing against a team that gives up the most fantasy points. Say, Philip Rivers, he only cost $7,000 this week and he has a great matchup versus the New York Jets who have given up the 4th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks.

    

Signing up is the easiest and best way for you to win you a million dollars this weekend. Check out our websites www.footballnation.com and www.FFChamps.com for the best fantasy advice. Don’t be afraid to ask any of the FootballNation and FFChamps guys for lineup help. We have articles on who to start and who not to start, which players are the best value based on their salaries, and which player is worth too much money this weekend to start. Also, for signing up you get a free year of FFChamps.com subscription (thats a $60 value for free)! Sign up now and be on your way to millionaire status.

Do you play Fantasy Football? If the answer is yes, this week is the most exciting opportunity in the history of the game. Win a MILLION DOLLARS playing Fantasy Football this week only! Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get in on the action.

Philadelphia Eagles running back Darren Sproles said Thursday that he felt his former employer, the New Orleans Saints, "disrespected" him with the treatment he received from the team last March.

"Listen, I understand this is a business and all of that, but (when they traded me) they put it up on Twitter," Sproles said according to NJ.com. "That's how I found out."

As pointed out by NFL.com in an article Thursday, Sproles' tweets from March back up his story.

Not that the loss of Sproles is the sole reason for the Saints offensive struggles in the early part of 2014, but New Orleans could certainly use another dynamic playmaker. Fantasy owners should be careful not to make the same mistake New Orleans made over the offseason.

Sproles is listed at $5,100 this weekend in the Draft Kings contest. Although he has rushed for just 24 yards on three carries in his last two games, he is an interesting play at that price.

The Eagles woes in the running game can be credited with the health of the offensive line, or lack of health. Only one of the Eagles five opening day offensive lineman started last week against the 49ers. Three of the five starters will be on the field to face the Rams in Week 5. Plus, the San Francisco defense is a bit stronger than St. Louis' defense.

Of course, there is always an element of boom-or-bust with Sproles. He makes big plays and when those big plays are not there, Sproles has very little fantasy production. But Draft Kings players are not going to take home the million installing all the safe players. The key is to find high-risk, high-reward players for the right value. Sproles may just be the guy.

Do you play Fantasy Football? If the answer is yes, this week is the most exciting opportunity in the history of the game. Win a MILLION DOLLARS playing Fantasy Football this week only! Go to www.FFChamps.com/million and get in on the action.

Philadelphia Eagles running back Darren Sproles said Thursday that he felt his former employer, the New Orleans Saints, "disrespected" him with the treatment he received from the team last March.

"Listen, I understand this is a business and all of that, but (when they traded me) they put it up on Twitter," Sproles said according to NJ.com. "That's how I found out."

As pointed out by NFL.com in an article Thursday, Sproles' tweets from March back up his story.

Not that the loss of Sproles is the sole reason for the Saints offensive struggles in the early part of 2014, but New Orleans could certainly use another dynamic playmaker. Fantasy owners should be careful not to make the same mistake New Orleans made over the offseason.

Sproles is listed at $5,100 this weekend in the Draft Kings contest. Although he has rushed for just 24 yards on three carries in his last two games, he is an interesting play at that price.

The Eagles woes in the running game can be credited with the health of the offensive line, or lack of health. Only one of the Eagles five opening day offensive lineman started last week against the 49ers. Three of the five starters will be on the field to face the Rams in Week 5. Plus, the San Francisco defense is a bit stronger than St. Louis' defense.

Of course, there is always an element of boom-or-bust with Sproles. He makes big plays and when those big plays are not there, Sproles has very little fantasy production. But Draft Kings players are not going to take home the million installing all the safe players. The key is to find high-risk, high-reward players for the right value. Sproles may just be the guy.