Fantasy football is a competition between friend, families, or peers, where competitors draft NFL players they want to build a team. The production of players in fantasy football depends on the production of the player in their actual game. These fantasy football teams go head to head within the league, battling for the win. At the end of each fantasy football season, competitors who come in last place have to face a punishment, usually chosen by the rest of the league. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors at Valor Christian High School speak on the punishments they’ve heard about, are doing, or have been through, after losing fantasy football. Stories of countless hours at McDonalds, random, nasty food combinations put together to drink, or even losing your own hair.
Fantasy Football
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Bridger Kindsfater, Reporter