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About Us & Contact Information	General company information along with ways to contact us.
User Profile	How to change your account information, manage your referrals, and manage your leagues.
League Management	Information explaining how we use "Leagues" in our site.
My Rankings & Player Data	Learn how to create your own rankings and customizable player data.
Player Reports & Cheatsheets	Help with generating & using our Player Reports & Cheatsheets.
Rankings & Report Headers	Help with Player Rankings and Player Report headers
Magazine Reviews	Learn more about our Magazine Reviews and the criteria we use to review them.
Magazine Awards	Information about the Magazine Awards & how we select the winners.
Magazine Search	Get help with using our powerful Magazine Search tool.

About Us & Contact Information

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User Profile

Your User Profile screen is where you can change your account information such as your E-mail Address and Password. If you would like to change other information regarding your account, such as your name or mailing address, you must contact us via e-mail.

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League Management

In order to Please use our site functionality, we ask that you create a "League" in our system for each league you would like to create Player Reports and CheatSheets for. Each league will allow to create specific rankings for that league. This allows the Player Reports and Cheatsheets to be customized based on each particular league's rules and setup. This also makes it easier for you to maintain multiple cheatsheets in our system for multiple leagues.

We allow you to create up to 5 leagues. A typical use of this functionality would be the following example: Let's say you participate in two different fantasy leagues each year. One league is a re-draft league and another is a keeper league. They also have completely different scoring rules. Because of these things, you require two completely different cheatsheets for each league. Here's where our "League" functionality comes in.

In this scenario, the user would create two seperate leagues. This now allows them to input the scoring rules for each league and have 2 custom cheatsheets, one for each league.

To switch between leagues, simply choose the "Manage Leagues" link that is a global link in the upper right hand corner of every screen. This will take you to our "League Management" screen. From here, you can switch to a different league, or add, edit, or delete a league.

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My Rankings & Player Data

My Rankings - The My Rankings functionality of our website allows you, the user, to create your own rankings per position using our drag and drop player system. Once you create your own rankings, you have the ability to create Player Reports and Cheatsheets based on these rankings. You can simply use your own rankings, or combine your rankings with magazine data, Fantasy BrainTrust data, and other user data to create truly unique Player Reports & Cheatsheets based entirely on the data you deem important. This type of functionality is unique to the industry, and it is something we are proud to offer you as our customer.

Player Data - Our website makes available to you multiple sets of data for you to use. Instead of relying on one data set from a group of experts, you now can use multiple data sets depending on what you wish. Currently, we have 4 main groups of data available to you:

Fantasy Magazine Data - We make available to you data from every fantasy football magazine that we review.
My Rankings Data - We allow you to create your own rankings and include them into your overall player rankings, reports, and cheatsheet.
User Rankings Data - We make available to you the rankings data from other users like yourself, and allow you to incorporate other people's rankings into your overall player rankings, reports, and cheatsheets.
Fantasy Braintrust Data - Rankings Data from our trusted Fantasy Braintrust, our highly respected set of fantasy gurus who perPlease use our site, is also made available for you to include in your overall player rankings, reports, and cheatsheets.

Ranking Methods- Once you have decided which Data Set Types you would like to use from the 4 described above, you also have the ability

If you have further comments, questions, or suggestions about these features of our website, you can get further assistance by contacting us.

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Player Reports & Cheatsheets

Player Reports & Cheatsheets is the section of our website where your reporting needs are met. Here is where the data manipulation you performed in the "Player Data" tab comes into effect.

Player Reports are simply a position by position view of the Player Rankings you created using some or all of Your Rankings, Fantasy Magazine data, Fantasy Braintrust data, and other user data. You can choose which data you would like to use in the "Player Data" section of our website. Along with these data options, you also have the ability to include other fields on your Player Reports, such as ADP data, Min, Max, and Standard Deviation values.

The customizable "Cheatsheet" is simply a consolidation of all your Player Reports into one report, which we call a "Cheatsheet". It uses the exact same player data used in the Player Reports. One main difference between the Player Reports & Cheatsheets is that, because of the consolidated view of all positions, your options for additional columns is now limited to 3 on the Cheatsheet. On the Player Reports, all options available can be viewed.

Depending on how you draft and which you prefer, you might find each individual position Player Report more useful than the consolidated Cheatsheet. Or, you may find the Cheatsheet to be the best tool for you. Either way, the choice is yours.

If you have any further questions, concerns or comments about the Player Reports and Cheatsheets, please contact us.

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Rankings & Report Headers

FMR Rankings	This data is based on 2007 magazine data from the Fantasy Magazine Review site.
FBT Rankings	This data is from the Fantasy Braintrust (FBT) advisory board members. It is currently only available to Fantasy Training Camp (FTC) subscribers.
User Rankings	This data is the complete set of all FMR, FTC, and FBT user rankings - displayed in 10th percentiles when it is the only set selected. It is only available to users who do their own player rankings.
My Rankings	This is your own personal player rankings done on our FMR site. This will eventually be a free feature for users of FantasyBrains.com.
Upside	This number comes from the minimum rank that any "player ranker" gave that player. It represents an estimation of the "best" you can reasonably hope that player will rank by the end of the year.
Average	This is the statistical mean of the current data set you are viewing. If you are viewing a custom data set it will be the average of the averages of each data set - unless you select the average of data points feature when adjusting your data set.
Downside	This number comes from the maximum rank that any "player ranker" gave that player. It represents an estimation of the "worst" you can reasonably expect that player will rank by the end of the year.
Risk	This number comes from the standard deviation (StDev). StDev is a statistical measure of how widely apread the data is (envision it as the width of a bell curve). Players with higher StDev are a higher "Risk" to end up at the "Average" rank. StDev is used by the financial services industry as a measure of risk of a stock or mutual fund - to show the fluctuation of the price - greater fluctuation means greater risk. In the fantasy world this fluctuation in opinions on a player's potential represents the certainty that a player will end up ranked at his "Average" rank.
Projection	This is a prediction of fantasy points, using the "Standard Magazine Scoring" (SMS) and the Average Value Theory (AVT). SMS is 0.1 point per yard rushing and receiving, 0.05 for each yard passing, 4 pts for passing TD's and 6 pts for all other TD's, 1 pt per extra point and 3 per FG, and 1 per sack and 2 per turnover for defenses. AVT essentially says that rather than doing detailed projections every year you can get a reasonable approzimation of how many fantasy points each position (RB1, RB2, RB3) will score - by averaging the previous 3 years of data (in that scoring system of course). We have averaged the data for you using SMS and AVT. You will notice that the projections stay with the rank - not the player - this is the way AVT works. DO not trust these projections unless your scoring system is the same or very similar to SMS.
ADP	This stands for Average Draft Position, which is the average spot that each player has been drafted in mock and actual fantasy drafts this summer. We will update ADP data all summer long using data from http://MyFantasyLeague.com.
Approximate Age	This is the approximate age for each player - which either uses their birth year or year drafted to generate the approximate age. SOmetimes this age can be off by 1 or more years. Use it as a rough guage of a player's longevity potential as related to his past and previous performance. By itself this age data is useless - just use it as one small component of your analysis.
Bye Week	The bye week of a player's NFL team for 2007.
Change	The amount that the player's average rank has changed from June to July based on FBT Rankings data average. This will become the change thru August as of 8/14 when we post the new FBT data.

Magazine Reviews The magazine review page is a unique way to sort magazines based on certain weightings and criteria. We listed the overall score of each magazine in the “Overall Score” column, tabulating it by our criteria. When you click on one of the magazine titles, we take you to the magazines individual scoring.

Weights: If you like to weigh the scoring based on a few sections of a magazine, you can use our “Weight” tool. In the row marked “Weight”, you can weigh each category on a 1-5 scale (5 being the most important). You must rank each category. If you don’t have a ranking for a category, weigh the category as 0. When you are done, press the “Create Scores” button. The magazines will be recalculated based on your preferences. If you would like to reset the rankings back to the original scoring, click on the “Reset” button.

Sorting: To sort rankings based on a certain category, click on the category name and it will sort the rankings for you. For example, if you want to see magazine rankings based on Player Rankings, click on “Player Rankings” and it will order the magazines based on that category.

Magazine Review Detail

Players on Cover: All magazines were purchased in the New York/New Jersey area. We recognize that some magazines have multiple covers, but our covers are based on the magazines that we purchased.

Section Scores: Our magazine reviews are a comprehensive and objective look at over 175 tangible criteria that we believe are important to our subscribers. Each magazine is reviewed by two staff members and cross checked for accuracy. Our criteria include grades based on predefined guidelines. We placed each criteria into one of six sections. We gave each criteria a unique score, then tabulated the numbers to get a final score for each section.

The table below explains each criteria we use to review each magazine.

GENERAL
This section has all of the basics of a magazine. We take a broad overview of the magazine and analyze it.
Review Date	We reviewed publications as they hit newsstands to give you the most up-to-date glance at your fantasy magazine options.
Total Number of Pages:	We counted the number of pages in each magazine.
Draft Day Worksheets:	Does any part of the magazine has a worksheet that can be used for your draft?
Number of Pages of Content:	We subtracted the ad pages from the magazine to calculate the number of pure content pages.
Cost:	The published price of the magazine.
Number of Years of Fantasy Mags	How long has the magazine been published, in one form or another.
Affiliations:	We considered whom the magazines were affiliated with, either as content partnership or co-branding efforts.
Free Web Updates:	Does the magazine offer online updates? How frequent and comprehensive are they?
Paper Type:	We examine how the magazine is printed, which greatly affects the look and feel of the publication.
Cost per Content Page	We break down how value the magazine gives you in terms of content pages divided by price.
Player Pictures	Do the magazines have pictures in it?
Pictures of Women	Do the magazines have pictures of women? Are they just in their ads?
FANTASY ANALYSIS
This section has some of the key components of the magazine, including cheat sheets, mock drafts and fantasy-related information.
Staff Analysis Opinion	How much does the publication excel at its fantasy content? We use detailed criteria to score each magazine’s fantasy analysis aspect.
Scoring System Definition:	Does the magazine clearly present the scoring system used for rankings?
Expert Provide Rankings:	We take a look at each magazine’s expert rankings and score each one on thoroughness, depth and breadth, and consistency.
Number of Experts:	How many experts are included in the expert consensus rankings?
Number of Players Ranked:	How many players by position are ranked in by the experts in the consensus format?
Expert Bios:	Do we know who these experts are?
Previous Accuracy of Experts:	How well have the magazine’s previous expert consensus rankings performed?
Mock Draft:	Mock drafts are extremely important to any fantasy publication. We examine how comprehensive was the mock draft, and how well that information is presented.
Mock Draft Size (tm x rnd):	How many teams were in the mock draft, and how many rounds did it last?
Mock Draft Commentary:	Does the mock draft come with explanation or analysis?
Number of Cheat Sheets:	How many different cheat sheets are there? This can vary by league-type or by position.
Overall Rankings Cheat Sheet	Does the magazine have an overall list of top players in a convenient, 1-page form?
Performance Cheat Sheet	Does the magazine have handy rankings for performance leagues?
Touchdowns Cheat Sheet	Does the magazine feature cheat sheets for touchdown-only scoring leagues?
Dynasty Cheat Sheet	Is there a distinct cheat sheet for dynasty players?
Auction Cheat Sheet	Are auction values presented in a handy 1-page sheet?
IDP Cheat Sheet	Is there a separate cheat sheet for individual defensive players?
O Lines Cheat Sheet	A cheat sheet that is used for leagues that use offensive lines in its system. Leagues usually use pick an entire offensive line when drafting and set unqiue scoring standards based on offensive line performance.
Rookies Cheat Sheet	A cheat sheet that ranks rookies based by position and/or overall rank against other rookies. This is used primarily for dynasty leagues that have a rookie draft.
Points (Statistical) Projections	Predictions of how a player will do in the upcoming season. Projections can show fantasy points as well as different statistics based on a player's position.
Position Level Analysis	Does the magazine have a section before each set of rankings that describes the status of that position in the NFL and/or fantasy football?
Rookie Analysis	Is there a top-level analysis of impact rookies for at least QB, WR, and RB?
Overrated Players	Is there a section for fantasy “busts” or players who could drop off in the upcoming year?
Underrated Players	Does the magazine include a section on sleepers or breakout players?
Expert Opinions	Are there positions taken on players by experts?
Key Position Battles	Is there information on disputed roster spots being competed for by two or more players?
Injury Update	Does the magazine include information on players currently recovering from injury, and their updated status?
Other Unique Information	Are there extra features containing critical analysis? How many are there, and how useful are they?
Types of Mock Drafts	What kinds of mock drafts do the magazines have?
PLAYER DETAIL
The player detail section highlights in-depth data for individual player.
Staff Opinion - Players	How good are the player details? High-scoring magazines featured innovative, well reasoned analysis supported by solid evidence.
Number of Words of Analysis:	Word count for a randomly selected player blurb.
IDP Player Detail:	How many defensive players do the magazines rank?
Pictures:	Are there pictures alongside the player rankings?
Players Sorted By:	How are the position detail rankings sorted – alphabetical, or hierarchical?
Number of Yrs of Stats per Player:	How many past years of statistics are shown for each detailed player blurb?
Stats Average	Is there an average of the past stats shown?
Stats by Part of Season	Are the statistics broken down beyond the season level?
Stats Projections	Are there estimates for upcoming statistical production?
Number of Long Plays	Is there any type of information on long plays notched in past seasons?
Number of 100 yard games	Does the player detail section list how many 100-yard games a WR or RB had in the past season?
Games Played	Does the player detail list how many games in which a given player participated last season?
Games Started	Does the player detail list how many games in which a given player started last season?
Fantasy Points	Using the magazines scoring system, the amount of points that has been scored per year for each player.
Fantasy Points Definition	A way to understand what scoring system a magazine uses to tabulate its fantasy pts. Magazines will give players points based on yardage, touchdowns, and other notable categories
Position Rank	Does each player listing include his relative rank to everyone else at his position?
Overall Rank	Does each player listing include his absolute rank overall in fantasy?
Auction Value	The dollar amount the magazine believes a player is worth in an auction league.
Durability Rating	Is there any kind of information regarding susceptibility to injury?
Concerns	Are there any potential worries listed for certain players, or every player?
Size	Are the player’s height and weight listed?
Speed	Is the player’s 40-yard-dash time listed?
Age	Is the player’s age or birth date listed?
Years Pro	Is the player’s years of experience or draft year listed?
College	Is the player’s college listed?
Bye Week	Is the player’s bye week included?
Other Notes	Are there other player details that are useful within the section?
Player Index	Is there a separate listing of players in alphabetical order with corresponding page numbers?
PLAYER RANKINGS
This section looks out how the players are ranked in the player detail section.
Ranked by Whom:	Is it clear who did the player rankings?
Scoring System:	Is the fantasy scoring system clearly defined within or without the rankings section?
Number of QB/RB/WR/TE Listed:	How many offensive skill players are listed?
Number of QB's Ranked & Analyzed:	How many QBs are both ranked hierarchically and critically analyzed?
Number of Other QB's Mentioned:	How many other QBs are listed or mentioned?
Number of RB's Ranked & Analyzed:	How many RBs are both ranked hierarchically and critically analyzed?
Number of Other RB's Mentioned:	How many other RBs are listed or mentioned?
Number of WR's Ranked & Analyzed:	How many WRs are both ranked hierarchically and critically analyzed?
Number of Other WR's Mentioned:	How many other WRs are listed or mentioned?
Number of TE's Ranked & Analyzed:	How many TEs are both ranked hierarchically and critically analyzed?
Number of Other TE's Mentioned:	How many other TEs are listed or mentioned?
Number of 2 Ranked QB:	Who is the second-ranked QB?
Number of 10 Ranked QB:	Who is the tenth-ranked QB?
Michael Vick's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Michael Vick compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Jay Cutler's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Jay Cutler compared to the rankings of other magazines?
JaMarcus Russell's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank JaMarcus Russell among other magazines?
Number of 2 Ranked RB:	Who is the second-ranked RB?
Number of 20 Ranked RB:	Who is the 20th-ranked RB
Shaun Alexander's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Shaun Alexander compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Adrian Peterson's (Min) Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Adrian Peterson compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Brandon Jacobs's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Brandon Jacobs's compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Number of 2 Ranked WR:	Who is the second-ranked WR?
Number of 30 Ranked WR:	Who is the 30th-ranked WR?
Randy Moss's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Randy Moss compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Calvin Johnson's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Calvin Johnson compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Reggie Williams's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Reggie Williams compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Number of 2 Ranked TE:	Who is the second-ranked TE?
Number of 10 Ranked TE:	Who is the tenth-ranked TE?
Kellen Winslow's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Kellen Winslow compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Greg Olsen's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Greg Olsen compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Number of 2 Ranked K:	Who is the second-ranked K?
Number of 10 Ranked K:	Who is the tenth-ranked K?
Adam Vinatieri's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Adam Vinatieri compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Neil Rackers's Rank:	Where does the magazine rank Neil Rackers compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Number of 2 Ranked D:	Which is the second-ranked team defense?
Number of 10 Ranked D:	Which is the tenth-ranked team defense?
Jaguars' Rank:	Where does the magazine rank the Jaugars' defense compared to the rankings of other magazines?
Raiders' Rank:	Where does the magazine rank the Raiders' defense among defenses?
Ranking Tiers	Do the magazines organize their players by tiers?
STATS
Stats is a combination of the magazine's stats section and the amount of stats in the entire magazine.
Staff Opinion - Stats	How comprehensive, diverse, and well laid-out are the statistics?
Number of Pages of Stats:	How many pages are in the stats section?
Passing	Are there stats sorted by passing?
Rushing	Are there stats sorted by rushing?
Receiving	Are there stats sorted by receiving?
Field Goals	Are there stats sorted by field goals?
Scoring	Are there stats sorted by scoring, including kickers?
Scoring (non-kickers)	Are there stats sorted by scoring, excluding kickers?
Punt Returns	Are there stats sorted by punt returns?
Kickoff Returns	Are there stats sorted by kickoff returns?
Tackles	Are tackles listed in any IDP stats?
Sacks	Are sacks listed in any IDP stats?
Fumble Recoveries	Are fumble recoveries listed in any IDP stats?
Interceptions	Are interceptions listed in any IDP stats?
QB Stats	Are there stats sorted by QB? These may include passing, rushing, and even receiving.
RB Stats	Are there stats sorted by RB? These may include rushing, receiving, and even passing.
WR Stats	Are there stats sorted by WR? These may include receiving, rushing, and even passing.
TE Stats	Are there stats sorted by WR? These may include receiving, rushing, and even passing.
K Stats	Are there stats sorted by kickers? These may include kicking, passing, receiving, or rushing.
Defenses by team	Is there a list of stats sorted by team defenses? These may include yards allowed, sacks, tackles, interceptions, or points allowed.
Team offense	Is there a list of team offenses? These may be sorted by yardage gained.
Fantasy Points	Are there individual stats sorted by season-long fantasy point production?
Fantasy Points Per Game	Are there individual stats sorted by per-game fantasy point production?
Pass Targets	The amount of times a player has been thrown to during a season.
Redzone Production	Is there a list of stats sorted by performance inside the 20-yard line?
Yardage Frequency	Is there information on the breakdown of a player’s yardage gained by game?
Games Played Included	Does the stats section include the number of games in which a player saw action?
Games Started Included	Does the stats section include the number of games in which a player started?
Game by Game Breakdown	Are the statistics broken down by game?
NFL INFO
Staff Opinion - NFL	How well are the NFL team detail sections written and presented? High-scoring magazines feature excellent analysis in well defined segments within the team detail section.
Space Per Team:	How many pages are devoted to each team’s detail section?
Up to Date? - Did it Include:
Jimmy Smith Retirement	Is Jimmy Smith not listed as active?
Steve McNair Trade	Is McNair listed as a Raven?
NFL Schedule by Week	Is there a schedule sorted by week?
NFL Schedule by Team	Is there a schedule sorted by each given team?
Bye Week Chart	A chart of just the bye weeks of each team during the coming season.
Strength of Schedule Info	Do the team details include opponent strength information?
Team Summaries	A brief account of how each team will do during the season.
Team Depth Charts	A chart, capsule, graph or other way of showing a position-by-position breakdown of what a team’s lineup will be.
Rookie Analysis	A way to show each team’s key rookies or entire rookie draft.
Offseason Grades	A rating or grade of how a team did during the offseason based on its positional and coaching changes.
Offseason Moves Summary	Summary of a team’s roster changes during the offseason.
Team Predictions	Is there an opinion on how the team will finish? Must include a concrete predicted record, grade, or division or playoff finish.
Coaching Changes Analysis	Summary of a team’s coaching changes during the offseason.

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Magazine Awards
We give awards based on how a magazine ranks in each category. We are impartial and unbiased towards any magazine and ensure that we choose the best magazines for each particular category. We have spent countless hours figuring out which magazines deserve each award. We take many factors into play, most notably how a magazine scores based on our criteria. We also take into account our staff’s individual opinions of that magazine to pick the best magazine for each category. Once again, we are not attempting to favor any magazine. We are just trying to find the magazines that best fit each category.

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Magazine Search
If you want to know which magazines have certain criteria, try out the magazine search option. We let you search for up to three criteria, sorting which magazines have what you want. By narrowing down the list based on your criteria, this will allow you to find the magazines that have what you are looking for. We limited each search to three criteria. If you would like to search for more than three, then do multiple searches to get different perspectives on what you want. If you still would like to further refine your search, use the weightings shown below the search option.

Update: Once you are done choosing your criteria, click the “Update” button. This will refine your search, showing the magazines that have the criteria you are looking for. To reset the search and go back to the original screen, click the “Reset” button and you can do another search.

Free Web Updates	Refers to the fact that the magazine provides their customers with a way to access ranking changes via the web as player rankings change post magazine print date, but before the season starts.
Expert Consensus Rankings	Rankings that are compiled using a group of individual expert rankings and aggregated to show the average of these expert rankings.
A Mock Draft	A sample draft, usually done by industry experts or magazine staff, that is displayed inside the magazine typically with commentary on the picks made and the strategy behind the selections.
Top Picks/Overall Ranking Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that combines all positions and ranks players by their overall value. This typically is accompanied by league type and scoring rules associated with the rankings.
Performance Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used in Performance scoring leagues. Performance scoring leagues are leagues where a player's yardage and touchdowns are factored into the scoring.
Touchdowns Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used in TD scoring leagues. In a TD scoring league, TD's are the primary statistic used for which fantasy points are awarded to players.
Dynasty Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used for dynasty leagues. Dynasty leagues are leagues in which owners may retain all of their players from year to year.
Auction Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used in auction leagues. Auction leagues have drafts where individual players are awarded to the highest bidder. Teams typically are given a set maximum amount of money to spend on their players.
IDP Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used in Individual Defensive Player leagues or leagues that use Individual Defensive Players. An IDP cheatsheet will be a cheatsheet of individual defensive players.
Offensive Line Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used in leagues that have an Offensive Line position in the starting lineup.
Rookie Cheat Sheet	A cheatsheet that is built to be used in leagues that draft only rookies, or have a specific rookie draft for their league.
Statistical Projections	A term used to describe a players or team’s performance based on predetermined categories. Some common statistical categories are yards, completions, and touchdowns.
Fantasy Points	Individual stats sorted by season-long fantasy point production
Fantasy Points Definition
Auction Values	Type of draft where individual players are awarded to the highest bidder. Magazines with auction values list a table of projected costs per player.
Pass Targets	A table or chart of cumulative passing targets for running backs and wide receivers.
Bye Week Chart	A chart showing which week each NFL team is on bye.
Team Summaries	Summaries of each NFL team, detailing offseason moves, drafted players, and an overall team review.
Team Depth Charts	Charts listing the projected order of starting players for each position on a team.
Rookie Analysis	An analysis of rookies entering the NFL this season.
Offseason Grades	Grades handed out by a magazine summarizing their opinion on each team's offseason moves, including additions, subtractions, both via free agency and the NFL Draft.
Offseason Moves Summary
Coaching Changes Analysis

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