This document provides an overview of how to play fantasy football. It explains that fantasy football owners draft and manage virtual teams composed of real NFL players and score points based on these players' actual statistical performances each week. The document outlines how to pick players at each position for a starting roster, including 1 quarterback, 2 running backs, 2 wide receivers, 1 tight end, and other positions. It also provides tips for researching players, staying up to date on injuries, and making lineup decisions to field a successful fantasy team throughout the season.

1. How to do Fantasy
Football
By: Tyson

2. About Fantasy Football
 Once you start
fantasy football YOU
are the manager and
owner
 You get points
weekly from real
players statistics
 If you have good
enough of a record,
you might go to the
fantasy postseason
(weeks 14-17 NFL
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3. Picking your players
 Think of some good
players by position
 Try getting good
players
 Your starting roster is
the players on your
team
 You will need 1QB, 2
RB, 1flex player (can
be RB or WR) 2 WR,
1 TE, Defense
positions, Kicking
team,1 K,1 P
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4. Offensive positions
 QB=Quarterback
 Rb=Running Back
 WR=Wide Receiver
 TE=Tight End
 C=Center
 Lt =Left Tackle
 RT=Right Tackle
 RG=Right Guard
 LG=Left Guard

5. Quarterback, Running
backs, and Wide
Receivers
Quarterbacks are
the players who
throw the ball
Running Backs
run and go out for
passes
Wide receivers go
out for passes
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6. Tight Ends and the
Offensive line
Tight Ends block
and go out for
passes
Most block are
made by the
center, guards,
and tackles
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7. Rules for Fantasy
Football
 You can make your own
rules or you can use ESPN’s
rules
 Before you join a league
know the rules so you can
have a successful team
 When you check your draft
kit, it will have some helpful
scoring hints
 The draft marks the
beginning of your season
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8. Your Roster
 Make your roster a
few weeks before the
NFL season starts
 Most leagues have
10 to 12 teams
 You make your team
pick by pick
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9. How to Have a
Successful team
 You need to
research players
career stats and stay
current on player
injuries
 As coach you have
to make the best
decisions each week
 You must choose
who is benched and
who will start
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10. How to stay current
Try to check when
SportsCenter is
on
If it is not on go to
www.ESPN.com
and go to players
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