Alright, so I decided to drop Justin Fields. Here’s how it all went down, step by step.
First, I logged into my fantasy football account. You know, the usual routine. I clicked on my team roster, and there he was, Justin Fields, staring back at me.
I hesitated for a minute, I admit. It’s always tough to let go of a player you had high hopes for, but his performance had been so-so. My team was suffering because of that.
Making the Decision
I spent some time,maybe days looking at the available free agents. I needed a quarterback who could actually put up some points, and there were a couple of decent options on the waiver wire.I also checked all other QB players in all teams,and compared to find the best for me.
After comparing stats, and upcoming matchups.I finally made up my mind.Finally I decided to drop Justin.
The Drop
So, I went back to my roster page. Found Justin Fields, and hovered over his name. The dreaded “Drop” button appeared.I took a deep breath, and clicked it.
It asked me to confirm, “Are you sure you want to drop Justin Fields?” Of course, I was! I clicked “Yes,” and just like that, he was gone from my team.
Picking Up a Replacement
Now, with an open roster spot, I immediately headed over to the free agent list. I found the quarterback I wanted, clicked “Add,” and he was mine. A little bit exciting!
The Aftermath
- It felt a little weird at first, not seeing Fields on my roster.
- But honestly, it was mostly a feeling of relief.
- I had been agonizing over this decision for a while, and it was finally done.
Now, I just have to hope my new quarterback performs better. Fantasy football, am I right? It’s a constant cycle of hope, disappointment, and endless roster moves. Wish me luck!I hope I can win!
