Fantasy Football: ESPN.com or Yahoo.com  |
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 Which do you prefer: ESPN.com fantasy league, or Yahoo.com fantasy league? ESPN's live updates is a great feature, but Yahoo makes you pay for that feature. ESPN still has retired players available for fantasy play (WHY?), but Yahoo's is up to date. So, tell your story of which you prefer and why?
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| 1. adrammelech84 (2) | 1 year ago |  Honestly, I prefer neither. I go with sandbox.com. I know its not free but its a lot better, I think. You are more likely to get active owners when they are having to pay for it. Also sandbox is up to date with their players and they have live scoring. I have been with sandbox for about 6 years or so. I started playing there when it was still free. So thats my story and I'm sticking to it.
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 scorpiobabes (1298) | 1 year ago | Thanks for the suggestion...we like the live updates of ESPN.com, but we've had a number of problems with it. I'll have to suggest it to my buddy, who's in charge of the league (total football nut!). Appreciate it! | |
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| 2. javmagik029 (144) | 1 year ago |  i use sportingnews.com and i like it
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| scorpiobabes (1298) | 1 year ago | What do you like about it? I've never heard of them before...is it free? Live updates? Comprehesive news about what's going on with various players or leagues? | |
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| 3. KingSchallenberger (307) | 1 year ago | I prefer Yahoo.com's fantasy football league because it seems a little simplier. Even if ESPN provides live updates, you don't actually need them. However, I've never done an ESPN.com football league, but the fact that it has retired players still available is surprising. You would think ESPN would be more up-to-date then that. | |
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| scorpiobabes (1298) | 1 year ago | Thanks for the suggestion--obviously, this season is largely over but there's always next season! I would have thought that nfl.com would have charged, but FREE is so much better! | |
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 vera5d (2123) | 1 year ago |  yes, i think they used to charge a few years back...now i think they make enough $$$ from advertising to keep it free...they also give out prizes to top fantasy players. You should check it out now - they are having a play-off fantasy game, WHICH IS AWESOME - you can set line-up after this weekend once the playoff teams are determined.
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5.  jam14zen (147) | 1 year ago |  I have played fantasy football since 1994. In 2003, my 2 local leagues started utilizing websites to host our leagues. I also joined another league online hosted by a fabulous site called myfantasyleague.com
I have also been in leagues that used: Yahoo, ESPN, FoxSports, and AOLfantasysports. I will rank them all next and tell you briefly about my experiences with each.
1. myfantasyleague.com or (mfl)= Most experienced fantasy players will send you to this site, but it is a paysite...but the best I have used and worth the small fee.
2. AOLfantasysports.com= I was very skeptical with anything involving AOL at first. It has many options though for setup and will even help you run leagues using salaries and dynasty/keeper format. Also free and free live scoring. Was very pleasantly surprised with this option.
3. Yahoo, ESPN & Fox are all fairly comparable, although depending on your league setup certain hosts will work better for certain leagues. As I recall the one year we utilized ESPN it was not very user friendly and I would probably go with Yahoo or Fox if I had to choose between these 3. Once again, give AOL a try next year when setting up your league...it is not well known about, but does the trick for most any league. Hope this helps somebody's league out in the future.
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| 6. rocap07 (53) | 11 months ago | I dont know the entire spectrum of fantasy football as some other responders do but the fantasy on NFL.com is what I play and is very good. It is free and seems to have all the features you would want. | |
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| scorpiobabes (1298) | 11 months ago | I think that's where our league will end up next year--we were definitely not happy with ESPN! Thanks for your input! | |
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| 7. diggydawg (8) | 11 months ago |  I've used both of them and still do, however I think CBS sportsline is by far the best. The stats are easier to get to and you can customize your stat sheets however you feel. Another thing is the way the page is set up makes getting to everything easier. The set line-ups page is simple and has the most common stats right with it.
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| scorpiobabes (1298) | 11 months ago | Thanks for the input! Our league commisioner seems to be set with espn, with some tweaks...seems they can save the league info, since we're so far apart (NJ, Ohio and Kansas). Thanks for your input! | |
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| 8. flashflagg2 (30) | 5 months ago | I would prefer ESPN because I have played there, and I didnt have any problems. | |
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