Fantasy Football Heartbreak: Tracking The Worst Moments From Week 2


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Last week saw near-unanimous number one pick David Johnson go down with a wrist injury for what could be the length of the season. He was joined on the injury report by Jaguars receiver Allen Robinson and Ravens pass-catching running back Danny Woodhead. This week, fantasy managers suffered through a plethora of injuries to their Patriots players such as Chris Hogan, Rex Burkhead, and of course, Gronk. He has a hurt groin.

Oh yeah, Jordy Nelson left after one series and Aaron Rodgers looked lost for most of the game. It was once again, the type of week that makes you question why people play fantasy football instead of something far more simple, like Finger Roulette. (Do not play Finger Roulette. It’s late. You’re tired. You’ll miss.)

So now we enter Week 2 of the NFL/Fantasy Football season wondering where it all went wrong, and whether things will get back on track. If you had any piece of the Cardinals backfield, you feel terrible right now. Not Stranger Things Emmy hopes terrible, but pretty close. Misery loves company, so if you too had a week that will induce nightmares full of low scores and dreams of spring, just look at these tweets. These people feel your pain. It’s not Greg Olsen broken foot pain, but it’s real. It hurts.

https://twitter.com/LordFonzz/status/909605352198385664

https://twitter.com/deeeebers17/status/909583072311603200


https://twitter.com/BrycePhishing/status/909497616660123648

https://twitter.com/IgglesCoverage/status/909593928650887168
https://twitter.com/ByAnyMeansMo/status/909505868781285377
https://twitter.com/IsaacHoffman20/status/909506253184942080
https://twitter.com/KyndallBrooke/status/909474237399912449
https://twitter.com/CameronJCasey/status/909507810064523265
https://twitter.com/Rickyyyyyyyyy_/status/909501969928216577

https://twitter.com/JPAULBISHOP/status/909533832021295105
https://twitter.com/EIiteJay/status/909562217460260864
https://twitter.com/ProSportsFandom/status/909585050840162304