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Fantasy Football Auction-Why Auction Drafts Are Bad for the Game



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By : Kate Rieger   

Playing in a league that uses a fantasy football auction draft detracts from the whole intent of the game. I think some of my disdain comes from the fact that I've never played in an fantasy football auction league, but then again the prospects of playing in one has never thrilled me. It kind of takes away the thrill of the draft and the basic fun that is associated with fantasy football and the reason it was invented.

For years before fantasy sports became a household addiction, many fans were in search of a way to put together their own teams of players from different teams. It was this yearning that spawned the game of fantasy football.

The whole point of fantasy sports is to open the world of NFL football ownership, management and championships to everyone. Those who would be winners would usually know more about the NFL than others, but even owners of bad teams can still look forward to seeing who they end up with in their draft.

In a fantasy football auction draft everyone bids on players so whoever manages their budget best wins. This is an annoying, time consuming process that I can't imagine any true fantasy football fan getting involved in. Why people join these kinds of leagues is beyond me.

Drafting your team is the best part of the game. Sure winning each week helps too, but the draft is your first major win. Bidding on players in an auction detracts from the whole intent of the game. I just can't imagine joining one of these fantasy football auction leagues when there are so many regular leagues available.

You draft your team, everybody else does the same, and then you're ready to play. No waiting hours upon hours for bid after bid to come in on over a hundred players.

I know that there are some fantasy fans that are going to disagree, so I just need to ask why? The fact that some people love a fantasy auction draft really makes no sense to me? Ask yourself what an auction offer over a league with a normal draft venue? Bring on the IDP leagues or an PPR league, but avoid any league with a fantasy football auction draft. It all feels like catching passes with your mouth.

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