ESPN Thinks Women Need 'Relationship-Based Rankings' to Grasp Fantasy Football

Top athletes are labeled 'marriage material'

ESPN thinks Fantasy Football is too complicated for the female brain to understand, so it's simplifying the stats into terms women will comprehend by posting "relationship-based rankings."

An article on ESPNW—the sports publisher's women-friendly portal—introduced the Sisters Williams, who will be writing fantasy advice on its site during this season. The trio of siblings run the Her Fantasy Football podcast, which documents their league and provides analysis for "levelheaded people who love Fantasy Football but don't want it as their second job."

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