The 2017 NFL regular season gets going in 48 hours, which means fantasy football season is upon us! Some folks are finishing up their annual drafts while others are pondering lineup and waiver wire decisions. With that in mind, the SB Nation Fantasy War Room is open well into the evening, answering all your fantasy football questions until 10 p.m. ET. If you can’t see the comments at the bottom of the article, click here.
2017 fantasy war room: Fantasy football advice from experts to get you ready for Week 1
The SB Nation Fantasy War Room is LIVE with the regular season only 48 hours away! Check out our 2017 fantasy football draft preview guide, and bring all the questions you have for our experts! Make sure and get your Yahoo! fantasy football league set up.
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Teams are at practice, and that means injury reports are slowly arriving. Cam Newton continues practicing and is all set to start this week against the San Francisco 49ers. That was not really in doubt. More important might be that Tyrod Taylor cleared the concussion protocol and should be good to go this weekend for the Buffalo Bills. That bodes well for him, Jordan Matthews, LeSean McCoy, and plenty of others.
The War Room is wrapping up our August/September draft schedule this week. We will be operating from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET Monday through Wednesday this week. For the Thursday kickoff opener, we’ll move to our 4-8:30 p.m. hours.
Today’s war room will feature fantasy analyst Jeff Goldberg answering questions. Drop in the comments with any questions you have to get ready for your fantasy drafts and the 2017 fantasy football season!
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