It's painful enough to see your team lose the season. But the sheer agony of watching your star fantasy quarterback get pummeled to the ground is almost unbearable.
You watch in disbelief as he clutches his leg. He's probably out for the season, taking your fantasy team down with him.
Henry Olszewski, Vice President of Sales at Intermarket Insurance Agency, has felt this pain. In 2008, he drafted New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. Eight minutes into the first game, Brady tore two ligaments in his knee and was out of commission for the season. As a result, Olszewski's fantasy football team was a wash.
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Author: Alyson Shontell
