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Summary: Learn the importance of position in fantasy football with expert tips and advice on fantasy football in this free video series on fantasy nfl.
Frank Torres has been playing Fantasy Football for 15 years and has won numerous league championships. He believes that anyone can learn how to be a successful Fantasy Football...read more
"Hello, my name is Frank Torres, and I am here on behalf of Expert Village. This segment is about the importance of positions in Fantasy Football. Now I know, in real football, the quarterback is the king of the field. In Fantasy Football, he is still quite important. The one you want to pay attention to the most is the running back. A lot of offenses are designed to get close to the end zone and then clench the ball into the end zone with the running back. This gives the running back the opportunity to score the most points. That along with constantly moving the ball down the field, he also tends to accumulate a lot of yardage. He also gets to catch the occasional pass, which gives him the chance to break one away and score six. Quarterbacks are still important; they accumulate points by the yardage of passes that they throw, by touchdowns they throw. They also get points should they decide to sneak one into the end zone. Wide receivers accumulates points by how many catches they get in the game, how much yardage they accumulate in the game and also for the times that they get into the end zone as well. Now, defenses are tricky. Defenses aren't done by individual players, defense is done by a unit and get rewarded points by interceptions or sacks or how low they can keep the opposing team down. Then last, you have kickers. Kickers are kickers, but if they have a good week, they could make the difference between winning or loosing your game by those one or two points. It's important to know the importance of positions in your league, and the way each position is rewarded by their accomplishments on the field."