We all know that if you have ever participated in a fantasy football league that it can be a rollercoaster of emotions. First, it’s the thrill of drafting a team and seeing if you can pick the right players. It’s the stress of managing team injuries. Finally, it’s the thrill of making the playoffs or winning it all. It’s an exciting journey that lasts all season watching your players perform well and rack up fantasy points. It’s also the agony of seeing them get injured or underperform.
But fantasy football leagues also face hidden struggles, such as the time commitment required to manage your team.