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Winning a fantasy football game is not as difficult as it may first appear to be if you know how to analyze the match-ups properly. Of course, there are many things that cannot be predicted. You never know, for instance, when a player is going to be injured. Many people lost games when Tom Brady wrecked his knee in Kansas City. Nonetheless, everybody is on an even playing ground when it comes to the unexpected. You just have to position your players to win as often as you possibly can. Doing this will provide you with consistency, so that you will win more games than you lose.
Match-ups are the key in
any fantasy football game. They are a great way to see who will probably
have a breakout game. D. Thomas, for example, has been a very good wide
receiver for the Denver Broncos. If he is going to be up against Revis
from Tampa Bay, though, he will most likely get shut down. You can decide
to go one of two possible ways when such a thing occurs. First, you can
play another Broncos wide receiver like Welker or Decker, because you know he
will always draw second-rate coverage; thus, he should be open even though is
not the team's best wide receiver.
Another approach for your fantasy football game is to put Thomas on the bench and play a wide receiver from another team. Perhaps you have Victor Cruz pitted against the Raiders, who currently have a very poor pass defense. If you compare the two players, Cruz is not as good as Thomas is overall, but he will most likely have a superior game. A rookie they drafted just this year is the Raiders' top corner. You can readily realize that Cruz will beat that man based merely on experience and age; you may therefore get some points.
Fantasy football is a big part of sports right now, and people are really gearing up for the new season coming up this fall. The best way to get ready for it is to do your research and check out who might be a breakout star in 2013. By now, everyone already knows the stars in the league and who to take in the 1st few rounds. Doing the research in the later part of the draft can make all the difference in the world for people who are looking to win their league.