The only other time I mentioned fantasy football in this blog is on this post. It was the first Monday after surgery and the only reason I knew it was Monday was because or Monday Night Football on TV.
We’ve had the same league at work for the past 10 years. Some people have come and gone, but the core group is still the same. I think I won the first year, but recently have been fighting to not be last. Usually I prepare a bit before the draft, at least comparing rankings between different magazines and lists. This year, I just found out about the draft this morning, and the draft was at 5:30 pm. I just ignored it and let the computer pick for me (auto-draft). Since we’re hosted on Yahoo!, it gives you a ranking after the draft. This year, I got a B ranking, which is pretty good considering I scored much lower during years I manually draft.
Since I auto-drafted, I have no idea who is on my team. I think the computer picked three tight-ends for me which is an excess. I now need to go back and do some quick add/drops before week 1… which appears to be tomorrow!
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Depending on how fast the transplant process moves, I may be waking up in the hospital again, wondering what day it is. However, the games will be very different with COVID-19. I don’t know if there will be actual fans in the stadiums, or will it be like NBA and MLB, with thousands of cut-out fans.
Life with chronic diseases 