It was a well run operation at The Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana today. Everything from the expert panel, to the celebrity mock draft to the listeners drafts, went off without a hitch. Harry Teinowitz did a fine job as MC/Commissioner and it was nice to see/talk to Waddel, Silvy, Jurko and Harry as well as talking to John Clayton, Stephania Bell and Matthew Berry. Everyone was very friendly and receptive with the crowd and a good time was had by all. Great job ESPN!

Please let us know which guy let you give him a blow job during the event.

Doing what a bunch of "experts" tell you to do hardly makes one good at FF, any idiot can do that. "Oh but I still have to critically evaluate a lot of different information from a bunch of credible sources!"

I admire your drive to do well in FF. It must be tough when basic math eludes you.

I admire your drive to do well in FF.

I talked to Stephania Bell too, because she's more up to date on injuries than most anyone and those are things I like to factor in.

So what big secrets did they tell you while drafting your fantasy football teams that the common man that has played fantasy football more than a year or two could tell you? I still cant believe alot of these guys would list fantasy football expert on their business cards. I think the only shit Harry knows about fantasy football is what color jersey he likes better for San Diego.

For example, Leon Washington...I was a bit hesitant to use even a late round pick on a guy that had a compound fracture in his leg. Will he come back okay and is that leg even more suseptible to breaking. No, it's not. In fact, a bone that is broken like his, will heal STRONGER and is less likely to be broken. I didn't know that. Since Clayton and Berry go to the camps, they know how guys are looking and what guys are more likely to get more touches. I don't think I got a lot of information I was not already aware of, since I watch the preseason games and camp reports on the NFLnetwork, but I really enjoyed the day.

This is literally the fourth link when you google "Leon Washington" and was posted on the Friday before the convention.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/Leon-Washington-s-comeback-a-big-deal-for-Seahaw?urn=nfl-263859

Okay....so in the weeks prior to the convention, I had heard he was looking good. He had performed well in the preseason game I watched between the Packers and Seahawks and I tried to check on his status and did not feel satisfied with the information I had received. I guess that information was finally available the VERY DAY BEFORE the convention. Why had I not checked every day, including the day before the draft?? I'm not going to feel silly for not continuing to look for reports on a daily basis for one player. I got the information from Stephania, that I wanted. Plus, it's a lot more enjoyable getting it from her than on a computer. Plus, having a shot at $10,000 ($5,000 in cash) in prizes and competing in the ESPN league, (run by the station) is nice. You have to be at the convention to have the opportunity to be in the competition.

Hopefully no one in the leagues you dominate discovers that football information is on the internet or you may not be able to win 50% of your leagues any more.

What? Football information is available on the internet?? No shit. Next you're going to tell me that you can manage your fantasy team on this internet thing aren't you?

So what big secrets did they tell you while drafting your fantasy football teams that the common man that has played fantasy football more than a year or two could tell you? I still cant believe alot of these guys would list fantasy football expert on their business cards. I think the only shit Harry knows about fantasy football is what color jersey he likes better for San Diego.

But to those who want to just sit on their ass in front of a computer by themselves....hey, enjoy yourselves.

and have you? 4,069 times?