It is the number of fantasy points that experts predict that player to achieve for that given week. For example, if a running back is going up against the league's best run defensive team, the projection for that week will be slightly lower that if he is going up against the league's worst run defense. Many factors contribute to the projections, such as the example mentioned above, if the backup running back may be injured, and (not limited to) past fantasy point numbers.
The projected stats will vary greatly from one source to the other. I have found the most accurate predictions to be Yahoo and ESPN, but nobody can accurately predict the stats.
Fantasy football projections are available all over the Internet. Bleacher Report provides fantasy football projections for Arizona. The NFL official website is also a good source to find fantasy football projections.
SSPD stands for the word suspended when referring to Fantasy Football.
ESPN It gives great projections, stats, injury updates, and all of the info you need. Plus, it's free.
It's a street.
Points Per Reception
2 point conversion
FFP stands for Fantasy Football Points, usually dealing with a fantasy football league.
A Premier Fantasy football account can be created on several different websites. These websites include Fantasy Premiere League, ESPN Premiere Fantasy, and Fantasy Football by Metro.
cbs.sportsline.com has a free college football fantasy game
Yahoo! claims to have the most fantasy football leagues.
The duration of Fantasy Football League is 1800.0 seconds.
No. He got lucky once, but he is not good at fantasy football.