A quick word of advice to anyone going through a rough break-up: Make sure you change all of your passwords. Conversely, if you’re the one who has your former significant other’s passwords at your disposal, fire at will.
That brings us to some delicious fantasy football drama that is sure to have managers everywhere feeling a pit in their stomach. You know how you just spent all of August planning the perfect draft? Well, it can go up in smoke pretty quickly if you’re not careful— or don’t have proper security on your accounts—like one unfortunate soul found out on Thursday morning.
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— Sydney Fields (@sydney_fields1) September 8, 2022
That’s, uh, really asking a lot of Kenyan Drake.
And if you think, “well, there’s no way this manager didn’t learn their lesson when they logged on this morning,” you would be mistaken.
Update: he discovered this morning. Still didn’t change the password. So the teams will have Case Keenum as their starting QB before 7:20 pm.
— Sydney Fields (@sydney_fields1) September 8, 2022
So yeah. Change your passwords. Or, you know, treat people in a manner that doesn’t lead them to commit fantasy roster genocide the morning of Week 1. Let’s go with that. And godspeed to this league’s commissioner.
