PHOENIX, AZ, June 08, 2013 (Press-News.org) Fantasy Football Starters announced today it has released the Version 8 of its award-winning fantasy football rankings software suite. The tool -- the industry's original Power Analyzer -- helps users create custom fantasy football projections based on individual scoring systems and real-time data analysis.
"Since 2004, our Power Analyzer product line has annually set the industry standard for the best fantasy football recommendations," say Russ Bliss, the company's NFL analyst. "The custom fantasy football cheat sheets and fantasy football draft predictions our tools deliver have proven to help our members consistently win, week in and week out."
Players who have upcoming fantasy football drafts can use the Draft Analyzer to create customized fantasy football cheat sheets for each position. The printable cheat sheets enable drafters to employ either of the two most popular methods for preparing for a fantasy football draft: Tiering or Value Based Draft systems. The FFS Draft Analyzer uses historical performance, player/team statistics and forward-projecting stats such as those derived from each NFL team's run-to-pass ratios, to calculate projections and player values.
"Lots of fantasy football services out there rank players generically, based on their individual talents or stats in past years," says Bliss, who has hosted a fantasy football radio show in Phoenix for the past 15 years. "Our Draft Analyzer not only takes this data into account, but also weighs the supporting cast of players around an individual, the team's strength of schedule, and the offensive system that player plays in. That kind of detailed analysis makes our Draft Analyzer product best in class."
Since its inception, the Draft Analyzer has earned a finalist award from the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, and was also the most accurate pre-season projections tool in a contest held in conjunction with Fantasy Football Librarian and The Most Credible.
"This year, the Power Analyzer tools figure to be more accurate than ever," says Bliss. "We are always looking for ways to improve the algorithm that drives our fantasy football software, providing a better experience for users, giving them the best possible chance to win their fantasy football league."
Since its launch in 2004, the Power Analyzer suite of tools has generate custom projections for more than 1.5 million fantasy team players, based on 175,625 fantasy rosters analyzed. The software comes with a money back guarantee.
In addition to the Draft Analyzer, the Power Analyzer tools include:
- Custom Weekly Fantasy Football Projections: personalized for each fantasy football roster, including NFL player stat predictions, updated 24/7.
- Fantasy Football Sleeper Alerts: Personalized player email/SMS alerts on sleepers to draft, plus players to pick-up (or avoid) starting in season, due to last minute game time decisions.
- Mobile Line-up Analyzer: On-demand predictions from customers' mobile phones on any of your fantasy football rosters, anytime/anywhere.
- NFL Game Predictions: Weekly game predictions on each and every NFL game throughout the entire NFL season.
About Fantasy Football Starters
Fantasy Football Starters is a premium online fantasy football site owned and operated by Ready-Set-Go Fantasy Sports (RSGFS), a new media digital sports content provider based in Phoenix, Arizona. Founded in 2004, RSGFS has also delivered premium fantasy content via licensing agreements with business partners including NFL PLAYERS INC., Sprint, AOL Sports, and others.
Website: http://www.fantasyfootballstarters.com
Fantasy Football Rankings Software Launched for 2013 Season
Fantasy Football Starters announced that Version 8 of its powerful Analyzer software suite -- which includes the industry's most accurate fantasy football projections based on computer-enhanced statistical analysis -- is now available.
2013-06-08
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[Press-News.org] Fantasy Football Rankings Software Launched for 2013 SeasonFantasy Football Starters announced that Version 8 of its powerful Analyzer software suite -- which includes the industry's most accurate fantasy football projections based on computer-enhanced statistical analysis -- is now available.