Jay Goldberg

2013 Pro Football Draft Recap and Fantasy Football and Season Preview: from Www.900footballlinks.net Jay Goldberg

Publisher Marketing: A preview of one of the team sections is available at http: //www.900footballlinks.net/2013booksample.htm Please visit that web page to see the information contained for every team. Jay Goldberg is the lead analyst for 900 Football Links. ALL TEAM SECTIONS INCLUDE: Schedule Depth Chart Season Outlook Write-Up with 2012 Team Offensive & Defensive Rankings Write-Up on Nine Players for Fantasy Football; Each Classified as a Sleeper, Break-Out, Star, or Caution List of Draft Picks (includes top undrafted college street free agents) Workout Numbers for All Players on the Above List (includes the free agents) Notations for Senior Bowl/East West Shrine Game Players That Popped Draft Report Card Write-Up with Grade and Draft Value Index Score College Stats and Write-Ups for Players Drafted or Signed on Jay's Annual List of Players Who Will Have a Better NFL Career Than Many Selected Higher Than Them in the Draft Team Draft Tendency Chart by Workout Drill for the 2012 and 2013 Drafts Note - Throughout the team pages are bonus graphs and charts comparing teams' draft workout strategies, teams' draft value indices, and fantasy football production comparisons between 2011 and 2012 ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS PREVIEW: Season Projections Article: Despite Experts' Protests - The Draft Is All About the Numbers Draft Report Card Value Index Calculation Explained Article: A Different Approach to Fantasy Football Fantasy Football Categories Explained Week by Week Schedule Contributor Bio:  Goldberg, Jay Jay Goldberg, MBA, is a workplace training program development and implementation consultant. He believes strongly in a demonstrated competency approach to training, especially for workplace training. He has been involved with work readiness training since the early 2000s and customer service training since the 1980s. During a presentation in Jacksonville, Florida in January of 2003, the work readiness and customer service training program developed by Mr. Goldberg was called the best work readiness certification program in the United States by a member of the National Skills Standard Board, who also added that many of the other work readiness programs cause more harm than do good.