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Head-to-head fantasy football is a way to not only play fantasy football, but to heat up the rivalries and trash talk with your friends and colleagues in your fantasy football league. In some fantasy football leagues, you simply accumulate points, and whoever gets the most points wins, either for that week, or with the points adding up throughout the season. What a head-to-head fantasy football league does is that you compete against one different person each week, instead of the entire league.

Here’s how it works is this: Let’s suppose you were in an eight-team fantasy football league. Let’s call you Player A. You could face Player B the week one of the fantasy football league season, Player C the second week, Player D the third week, Player E on week four, Player F for week five, Player G for the sixth week, and Player H for the seventh week. In Week 8, you would face Player B again, and so on and so on. That’s how head-to-head fantasy footballl works.

What’s cool about a head-to-head matchup is that you can have some really fierce competition and good-natured trash talk with your opponent in your league, something you will miss out on otherwise if you are competing against all other seven teams every week. You only have to worry about beating one person – that is whoever your league opponent is that week. What that means is that your team’s players don’t need to be the best in the NFL, or in your fantasy football league this week – they just need to be good enough to beat whoever your opponent is that week.

Head-to-head fantasy footballl can affect your strategy in this way – you want to make sure that your team is competitive with your opponent that week. So you can use the waiver wire, or make trades, or adjust your bench, to make your team the most competitive. One of the things the head-to-head competition does is make you very aware of what all of your league’s opponents are like. So you might want to be flexible, and adjust your team however you can to make sure that your team is optimized for whomever your opponent is in that week.

Head-to-head fantasy footballl can also be fun, as previously noted, because of the trash talk. Some players good-naturedly tease each other for the entire week leading up to Sunday’s game. You don’t get that one-on-one competition with a regular points league.

In head-to-head fantasy football, you do not need to be the best team in the league, or win the most points overall, in order to win at fantasy football. All you need to do is accumulate more wins – you get a win each week you beat a head-to-head opponent – than anybody else. You could conceivably actually have only the third or fourth-most points in the league, but as long as you have the most wins, you will win in the league.