Update, 20 April 2010: It now appears that visitors to FantasyPlayers.com are now directed to Fantasy Sports Ventures homepage, which is probably more appropriate. However, the old Fantasy Players interior pages are not redirecting.

Although, the redirect of traffic does not seem to be complete. Currently, old landing pages such as Fantasy Player’s NFL page (the top story was last updated around September 3, 2009) are still fully visible on the website. In fact, that page update predates Fantasy Players’ most recent shift when it became an aggregated Twitter stream. Also, any content that appears to automatically feed into the old website is still being imported, as seen by this Bruno Boys article on the AFC West that was published just last night. Perhaps those pages are meant to be there just to garner extra search traffic.

The biggest winner of this is the fact that the Fantasy Players Network toolbar, which is littered around the web on hundreds of Fantasy Sports Ventures’ network sites, links to Fantasy Players, which means that it is now linking to KFFL. That is sure to boost KFFL’s traffic numbers.

There is the potential this change has been made because there is a new Fantasy Players site coming out soon. Or, maybe it is exactly what it looks like.

Note: I previously worked at Fantasy Sports Ventures from 2007 – 2008

• Inaugural FantasyFootball.com Roundtable Discussion (FantasyFootball.com) It is March, and these guys are discussing what the fantasy foootball season will bring. Questions that will not be fully answered until December. Hey, someone has to get the ball rolling on these discussions.
• Do’s and don’ts of fantasy (SI.com) David Sabino provides fantasy baseball drafting tips that are likely to keep you from making any serious mistakes. If still have not hit your stride in fantasy baseball (or even if you have), you might want to check it out. Always good to get back to basics.
• KFFL Reaches Multisport Deal with RotoExperts (Fantasy Sports Business) Matt Schauf has picked up a tip that KFFL will now syndicate RotoExperts’ NASCAR, golf, and soccer content. Since KFFL does not currently have golf or soccer, nor a very robust NASCAR site, this deal allows it to add additional content to its site without too much additional hassle and cost, since syndication is generally a cheaper alternative than producing the content yourself.

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Note: I previously worked for Fantasy Sports Ventures, the owner of KFFL.com