As a reader of this blog, most of you only know me as some guy who spouts off about fantasy football from time to time. But I bet you didn’t know I am a musician too?

Yep! I’ve been playing guitar, singing and writing songs for quite awhile now and I finally decided it was time to throw my hat in the music ring by writing and recording a 7 song CD called “Never Too Late”.

You can check out every song by stopping by the music page on my site PlanetCorey.com.

Better yet, can get 3 of my downloads, each with a personal introduction, for free by visiting my fanlist signup page now.

Feel free to let me know what you think, all I ask is that you are completely honest. You can either put your thoughts in the comments below, on my artist site, your blog OR if you have a site or social media profile (Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, etc), you could share and post it there.

Anyway, go grab your tunes now. I’m excited to hear what you think.

Training camps are in full swing and your fantasy research should be in high gear.  Hell, I’m sure some of you already have the magazine (old-school but handy in the john) and I’m sure many of you have been wearing out the link to your favorite fantasy stops on the web. And that my frioend is a good thing because its what champions like you and I do to stay ahead of the competiton. But are you doing all you can?

Today, I want to offer up a few more more resources that you could take advantage of  when you can’t be reading but rather listening. In this post I give you four of my favorite resources to get my favorite – and most effective – form of fantasy football study…podcasts.

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File this one in the “why didn’t I think of that” column. As I was sifting through all of fantasy football news today, one story jumped out at me. Jacob over on FantasyFootballFools.com pointed out a painfully obvious strategy about how to truly rank players on your fantasy football cheatsheet to prepare for draft day.

If you’ve been playing fantasy for any amount of time then I’m sure you’ve discovered that just because a player is ranked in a particular spot on a cheatsheet, it doesn’t mean he will perform better than some of the guys after him and in some cases even deserves to be on your squad. In other words, it doesn’t mean squat what your cheatsheet says if your “spidy sense” or gut is telling you otherwise.

Jacob has come up with – what I think is – a better way for you to evaluate and rank players to get the best out of your draft. He dubs it the “pick or pass” method and he uses it to evaluate the 2009 top 24 fantasy running back rankings .

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