Fantasy Football Librarian

We're not quite at the last minute point here, but we're at least getting down to the wire on Draft Day [photo Getty Images, nfl.com]. So before the shenanigans begin tomorrow, here are some almost last minute draft thoughts: NFL.com's How the draft could turn upside down SI'a Last Minute Risers and Sliders DraftDaddy.com's Draft blog - impressively well updated

This one's for my Peyton-loving, Knoxville-native husband: NFL.com's President lauds Colts for showing heart on the Colts recent trip to the White House. Apparently Peyton, Tony Dungy, and "a handful of others" got a tour of the Oval Office. Who were the "handful of others" is something I'd like to know - Cato June? Marvin Harrison? Reggie Wayne? Adam Vinatieri? And were they chosen by Bush or someone else? [photo Washington Post] But in draft news, here's a little more fuel for the fire: Vic's Picks: Top 5 wide receivers in draft Rotoworld's NFL draft: the questions Fantasy Tailgate's Mock Draft (updated 4/24/07)

A few more articles to satiate your draft info needs: FootballDiehards.com's Fantasy Notebook The Huddle's Fantasy Slant on the 2007 NFL Draft FFToolbox's Sleeper Defensive Draft Prospects & Sleeper Offensive Draft Prospects

...are you ready? A few helpful articles to get your mind ready for Draft Day 2007: Stewart Mandel's Overrated/Underrated FantasyFootball Cafe's First Round Mock Draft Fanball's Draft Preview by team - for example, here's the Broncos Draft Preview And this dude's synopsis of 6 different mock drafts on his blog bucstats.com

Okay, I need some guidance here. I found my way to the World Championship of Fantasy Football (WCOFF) site this weekend and am seriously considering getting involved. The WCOFF 2007 will have over 70 leagues of 12 teams that will hold an in-person draft in Vegas (or Atlantic City or Orlando) and compete during weeks 1-11 for the title of World Champion and more than $200,000 in prizes [pic below from 2006 draft from WCOFF site]. If I'm reading everything correctly, anyone can sign up as long as they can come for the draft in September and plunk down approximately $1800. And I'm actually thinking about this - and if I do it, it will be with my husband as my co-manager. For those who don't know us, and even those that do, spending $1800+ is not a trivial thing since we're not exactly rolling around in a bathtub full of benjamins over here...but this is so tempting. I mean this would be priceless - such an experience. Just not sure I can justify doing this. If anyone out

Football fans, the 2007 season is practically upon us. April brings us a reminder that it's never to early to start planning out your season, thinking about draft plans, etc. With the NFL draft coming up in a mere 2.5 weeks and today's announcement of the 2007 schedules, there's much to look forward to in the coming months. For more info, see the below links: ESPN's Your Ticket to 40 Best Games Complete Team-by-Team Schedules And some pre-draft materials: ESPN's Engel's Top 100 for 2007 SI's Draft Class Appraisal SportingNews.com's 32-Day Mock Draft (this link goes to Denver's 21st pick - because who wouldn't want to read about the Broncos? - but scroll down the page to see other draft pick analysis)