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The RB Drought, In-Season Sleepers, and Midseason Fantasy Awards

Bad beats, the ‘Old Yeller’ award, and more

By Danny Heifetz, Danny Kelly, and Craig Horlbeck
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As we enter the second half of the fantasy season, we give out our Ringer Fantasy Football Awards after the first nine weeks before getting into some Week 9 bad beats.

Awards:

The Leap Award (4:15)

The Just Don’t Watch Them Play Award (9:30)

Matt Asiata Award for Biggest Vulture (14:35)

Most Unexpected Breakout (19:00)

The ‘N SYNC Award (28:30)

The Old Yeller Award (32:30)

The Top Sleeper Award (34:00)

Sleepers That Failed You (37:00)

The Drunken Amazon Order Award (41:30)

Bad Beats (42:30)

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