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It’s fair to say we do the impossible. We speculate on how a guy will perform on a 100-yard field each week, all while 11 other guys try and stop him. It’s a simple concept, but not everyone understands this world we live in.

Whether you are a hardline X-and-O nutjob who swears by a statistical analysis you developed in your spare time while working on your second thesis or just some dude who guesstimates his rankings with a dart board and a shot glass, we get you. Really, we do.

Fantasy Football Fools breaks down fantasy football strategy and fantasy sports culture. We post predictions, starting lineup advice, highlight waiver wire selections, and most of all, share tips, trends, and tricks to help win your fantasy football league.

We also examine the culture that makes every league tick—the trash-talk, the trade rapes, the power plays of the league commissioner, and the sadness that engulfs an owner the day their team is eliminated from the playoffs.

In short, Fantasy Football Fools is everything fantasy football.

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