It's time to draft your fantasy football team(s).
You've scanned your local grocer's newsstand, spent inordinate amounts of money on preview magazines, and scoured NFL.com Fantasy -- as well as ESPN, Yahoo, CBS, and, if you're smart, Sporting News. The real fantasy fiends have been digging deep, "favoriting" and "liking" posts from FantasyPros, Pro Football Focus, Rotoworld Football and 4for4 Fantasy Football for months, researching rankings for that second-year player bound to have a breakout season this fall, that sleeper no one has their eye on, or that rookie to take late in the draft and hold onto in keeper leagues.