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Week 17 linkage

Greetings fantasy footballers. It seems particularly awesome to me that our fantasy football season has just been extended for another day - who doesn't want yet another night when we can watch the NFL, right? I love that it's a fairly solid game, too, that might make a big difference for a bunch of championships. Good luck to you all! Unfortunately for me I already know that I have lost the championship game...to my husband of all people. I will not be living this one down for a long, long time I'm sure. I have Jamaal Charles' multiple touchdowns to thank for my fantasy demise this week.

Before I get to Week 17 links (since I know there are plenty of you rockin it for Week 17), I wanted to remind you all that I do a fantasy playoffs league of sorts every year. All readers are invited to play in the FFLibrarian Playoff Challenge group that I usually run through NFL.com's Playoff Challenge - here's a link to the FFLibrarian group and if you have trouble joining the group, just let me know and I'll send you an invitation. Might take me a day or so to get back to you though since we're traveling back home to Brooklyn tomorrow and will be on the road a bit.

One more heads up for those who are new to the blog this year - I blog all year round. Clearly my blogging frequency and quantity of links decreases during the offseason but I do like to keep you all updated on all the offseason happenings in fantasyland. So stick around and swing by this site this winter and spring; your 2011 team will be better for it!

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Anonymous said…
FFL, Would you happen to know of any free articles discussing which teams are still fighting for playoff slots or seeding and tracking their starters? ESPN has something for subscribers only. Also, thanks for all the great work you've done for the 2010 season!
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