While our expert classifies herself as a “six or seven” (on a scale of 1 to 10 in terms of passion for the game), she has steadily come to like fantasy football. Keeping fit is one of the best ways to stay happy, as is being a football fan. Our expert laughed this off at first, but slowly came to see the wisdom in the instruction. “Anything short of that and you can keep to watching the games,” her friend said, with the seriousness of a high school principal admonishing bad behavior. When she’s not at work as a retail manager or spending time with her family, our expert likes to engage in a few of her favorite hobbies. For starters, that the main reason for signing up for fantasy football should be to win the league. Though before she never paid much attention to fantasy football, and preferred to focus on the actual game, now she plays to win. Participating in mock drafts is a good way to hone your drafting skills, so that come draft day, you make the right picks. However, an employee friend at the retail establishment she works at has slowly shown her the ropes, and she has come to gain an understanding of the game.
From the many fantasy “sessions” Kristen Danyal, -a very successful retail manager with twenty years of experience- has had with her colleague, she has been able to pick up a few things. Without the motivation to win the league, many fantasy owners don’t succeed as they would wish. One aspect that she is still learning is the importance of undertaking mock drafts.
Kristen Danyal 