10 Best Fantasy Football Magazines

I prefer a hard copy of the draft guides and always get several different ones and this is by far the most detailed and the amount of players puts the magazines to shame. I wish that there was a positional indicator (RB, QB, ILB etc.) at the top right corner of the pages so I could quickly know where to look for a player instead of going to table of contents every time I’m listening to a draft podcast and want to see what this guide has to say about a player.
This is the first year I’ve used this guide so we’ll see how accurate it is (there are a couple large differences between this guide and others which make it all the more interesting).

Great book! It wasn’t entirely perfect for me personally due to my league settings (and the fact that… you know… the one year I decided to buy a book, COVID hit and there may or may not be a season now). This book is INCREDIBLE for redraft leagues. His calculations and way of describing them are easy to follow and make perfect sense.
The reason is wasn’t perfect for me was fairly simple; I’m in a dynasty auction style draft. He does give top-100 prospects and good information on each prospect, but there isn’t as much information as I had originally hoped for the style of league I have.
With that being said, I don’t regret purchasing the book. I did a few things a little different due to my scoring and league settings (as you would expect with ANY book) but I do believe that it gave me a good sense of this upcoming season and helped me (IMO) nail a draft in a first year league. I have a different league I’ve been in for 5 years now so it was great to help for a start-up.

As always, this is a great primer for the upcoming fantasy baseball season. Only thing keeping it from 5 stars is some formatting and spelling errors I’ve come across in my initial look through of the material. Despite that, this will remain an annual purchase for me.