Guest written by our friend Jan Petersen.
Fantasy football has become one of my biggest pastimes. I started about five years ago and now look forward to it every year. For those who don't know, fantasy football is a game that you play online using hughesnet deals against your friends or co-workers. You draft players from real teams and then face off against your opponents. Your team scores touchdowns if one of the players you drafted score a touchdown during that week's game. A winner is declared all the way to a Super Bowl.
I was one of the first guys in my church group to get satellite internet. Once they all started getting online, I convinced them to join up. Sometimes it's a good idea to not do a live draft with a first timer because it can scare them away. That typically takes a really long time and involves a lot more work than a new fantasy football player wants to get involved with.
If your friends don't want in on the action, you can always join random leagues on hughesnet internet. There are thousands of guys out there ready to form a league and start trash talking. It really makes the games more exciting looking at individual player stats.
Now that I play fantasy football people ask me all the time how I know so much about each individual player. It's because I'm always looking at their stats!
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