It was an amazing week in Miami at the site of Super Bowl XLIV with the 2009 World Champions of Fantasy Football, Team Shocker. Jason Conn, Ed Oszterling, Joe Dorsey and Craig Gillette brought a little Cleveland flavor to the sunshine state as they enjoyed red carpet treatment.

Looking to make Team Shocker's (Jason Conn, Ed Oszterling and Craig Gillette) even more memorable, iconic sports agent, Leigh Steinberg, has invited Team Shocker to his 24th annual Super Bowl Bash. Team Shocker will be recognized on the Green Carpet (environmentally conscious version of the red carpet), along with NFL Hall of Famers, Celebrities and NFL Owners. Past attendees of the Leigh Steinberg Super Bowl Party include Troy Aikman, Jerry Jones, Howie Long, Steve Young, Ricky Williams, Matt Leinart, Ben Roethlisberger, Thurman Thomas and Warren Moon to name just a few.

Joel Hammond features the 2009 World Championship of Fantasy Football Main Event Champions in a little Q&A.

December 28 - Only seven fantasy football teams have ever experienced the exhilaration that comes from being declared the best in the world. And this isn't a self proclaimed distinction, to be the best in the world means you've outlasted hundreds of the best fantasy football owners to win the World Championship of Fantasy Football. Poochie Bennish was the most recent to accomplish the feat until this evening when the NFL Week 16 is scheduled to come to a close when the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears put a wrap on the 2009 WCOFF Main Event season.

Four 1K Auction Leagues were contested in 2009 with Week 16 being the culmination of the season. Each league was self contained, featuring three divisions of four teams each. Teams played those within their division twice and every other team in the league one time during the regular season. The top team in each division and the top scoring team not already qualified for the playoffs joined the three division winners as the wild card for a two week playoff.

The World Championship of Fantasy Football is introducing a new opportunity in 2009 through the roll out of the WCFF Passport program. Through this Passport initiative, players will be able to win / purchase entry into future WCFF sponsored events at increased value.

While 117 teams are chasing their pursuit of the 2009 World Championship of Fantasy Football and the $300,000 award that goes with being the world's best, six fantasy owners are dreaming another dream this week. It's the opportunity to win the World Championship of Fantasy Football's Inaugural Dream Team Championship and only two teams remain in contention. The winning Dream Team wins $3,750 or a Main Event Package for each owner for the 2010 WCOFF Main Event.

Jason Conn has enjoyed a three week stretch every fantasy football owner dreams of. Conn, the owner of Team Shocker, emerged from Main Event League #23 after winning his league championship in style.

Defending champion, Frank Nunes, trails Tory's Boys (Tory Vernon) by 8 points coming into the Monday Night matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Green Bay Packers. Tory's Boys has Aaron Rodgers and Greg Jennings yet to play while Nunes will be asking Ray Rice and Donald Driver to make up the deficit.

Eddie Gillis swept the Black Division in the $5K Draft League to start the season. At 3-0 Gillis took a dominant position over Freakin Fantasy (Erik Kuselias), Team Felix (Joe Felix) and Cocktails and Dreams (Chad Schroeder). Eight weeks later and Gillis is still on top of the Black Division but maintains a much slimmer margin over Freakin Fantasy. At 6-5, Freakin Fantasy is only one game behind Gillis as the teams meet for the final time in week 12.

Whatever it is, the party's underway so tip up your cup and throw your hands up and let me hear the party say I'm kinda buzzed and it's all because this is how we do it.

It's Week 6 of the WCFF Gary Payton Celebrity League and Sir Glove (Gary Payton) is on top of his division and looking to expand his lead when he faces the team managed by Erik Kuselias of ESPN.