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Sitting and speaking on fantasy football from the back row.....observe and report, but stay away from the crazies.</p>
I guess I am unretired
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Please listen as this is important
Questionable moves? Yes... But this is not and was not MY team, and to me the fun of fantasy football is the roster management. When coaches come in, they get THEIR guys...and this is what I HAD to do with what was a playoff team. Destroy and rebuild....MY WAY.
Hear me out on this one
But not mad like Bengals fans are....just mad about time wasted. The 49ers was the biggest atrocity of the year.
This may be the best two conference title games in a long time
Hear me out.... After last night...this is my take.
I was PUMPED for this movie, and it mostly went the way I anticipated....mostly.
The old days were fun...can they happen without fantasy football? What I am up to, and where this could be going.
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