True, half of seventeen – or even sixteen -- is definitely not seven. So why do a mid-season award write-up now? Ah, what you fail to realize my young book cover judger is that these are FANTASY football awards – not NFL season awards. A fantasy football season, in order to compensate for studs on playoff teams being benched and rested, usually has its playoffs from weeks 13-16. That is the time of the year that the magical fantasy football playoffs are held. Wait, what's that? You've never been to a fantasy football playoff in any of your leagues? Well, the pathetic level of that aside, you've come to the right place.
How will mid-season awards help you in your league you ask? Well, why don't you just read on and find out! With the obscure explanations and introductions out of the way, let's just dive in and get started.
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