If you love social networks as much as you love football, head over to YOUbeQB.com and check out their new spin on Fantasy Football.
Backed by a venture capital fund boasting Joe Montana as one of its founding fathers, YOUbeQB puts you in the driver’s seat when it comes to calling the shots. Sign up and join a league (or ten, the site doesn’t limit you to just one). If you don’t like any of the leagues you see, you may either play as a “free agent”, or create a league of your own. Earn points by predicting what plays a certain team will make in a game as you watch it live. You can even trash-talk the competition; the site provides a chat window which corresponds to every game “played”. For the social-networker, YOUbeQB also lets you create a personal profile complete with your stats, “virtual salary” (your predicted going rate based on your ability to network and correctly call plays), and pictures. Site registration is free, and you do not need to be a member to participate in the leagues.
YOUbeQB.com In Their Own Words
“YOUbeQB allows fans to match their play calling skills with that of their favorite Pro and/or College team. While watching your favorite team play a live game, you can now anticipate and predict the upcoming play. Select a play from the YOUbeQB playing field – if the play you picked matches the play on the actual field, you score!
Players are awarded points based on their correct play call predictions. Player points and standings are tracked on a game by game, season and team by team basis.
Test your play-calling skills against your friends – create leagues and trash talk with your buddies.”
Why YOUbeQB.com It Might Be A Killer
The site wins definite credibility points based on its sponsors alone. For the hardcore football fan, YOUbeQB provides an excellent outlet for legitimate fantasy play and networking. By not limiting its users to joining only one league, the site allows for virtually unlimited opportunities to play.
Some Questions About YOUbeQB.com
The site could use a little housekeeping; some links lead to ghost pages. If the site is sponsored by such famous NFL community members, why don’t we feel as though they’re also part of the YOUbeQB community? Couldn’t there be a page with testimonials from them? If YOUbeQB provided a better connection between users and the NFL, it might boost its low Alexa ranking. 
