Hopefully our list can inspire you to think of something truly creative and/or offensive. We couldn’t possibly list all those options below. If you want to get R-rated or make your name an inside joke only you and your friends will get, then more power to you. It’s bad juju to change team names 12 times in a 14-week fantasy regular season. Our personal rules: be creative, keep it PG-13, and pick it and stick to it. We could go on forever because our dad jokes and pun supply are basically unlimited. “Yippie-ki-yay, Justin Tucker,” an homage to “Die Hard” and the best kicker ever, is about the only cool thing related to having kickers in a fantasy league in 2022. "Cobra Kyler" and “Kyler, the Creator” should both be alive and well as long as Karate Kid, Tyler, the Creator, and Kyler Murray stay awesome. Some players provided us with instant-classics the moment they joined the NFL community years ago - names that won’t soon get old. QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | Kickers | Overall (And that’s not even getting into the goldmine that is Skyy Moore.) That’s quick, efficient work, if you ask me.
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Just spitballing here after a brief look at the 2022 rookie class: “Better Call Hall,” “Drake’s One Dance (with a TD in My Hands),” “Garrett Wilson’s WAR,” “Jameson Pickleback Shots,” and “Pickett and Flick it” combine first-round draft picks with a hit TV show, a song, a film (and advanced PFF stat), alcohol, and booger-picking. QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | One from each team You never know until you sit down and think about it. Sometimes, players move on from one squad to another and inadvertently unite two player names that perfectly merge into a legendary team handle. QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | Kickers | Top 200 | SuperflexĮvery year, new rookies come into the league and give us a fresh batch of name ideas. But most of those players are retired, and the outdated names associated with them deserve to be retired, as well. “2 Gurleys, 1 Kupp,” “Pimpin’ Ain’t Breesy,” and “Make America Gronk Again” mix cultural and political references with NFL players. “Somewhere Over Dwayne Bowe,” “99 Problems But a Fitz Ain’t One,” and “Le’Veon a Prayer” cleverly combined references to music and football. We’ve heard all the classics that have long since been raised to the team name rafters. QBs | RBs | WRs | TEs | D/STs | Kickers | Top 200 | Superflex And maybe, in half a year, you’ll be a little richer or a little prouder because that little team you brought up turned into a fantasy cash crop. You need to make each squad your ride-or-die for five-plus months: build it, name it, nurture it, guide it, do away with parts of it while improving it in other ways. Part of the reason you should consider putting some effort into finding a good team name - either before or after your draft - is because it’s important to commit yourself to your squad. Can you imagine if Dickens entitled “Great Expectations” something like “Broke Pip Gets Rich”? Not exactly a title that screams “instant classic.” All great stories begin with a great name. You want your fantasy team to tell a story from the preseason to the fantasy championship (or Toilet Bowl, depending on your fate). You can’t very well expect to go the distance with the monotone blandness of “Mike T’s Grand Team.” Moreover, it’s an important step to establishing fantasy team identity. For many, just naming their team is a major challenge - but it's one thing you can control. Winning a fantasy championship is even harder. In many ways, finding the best fantasy football team name is the most important thing you can do ahead of the 2022 season.įantasy football is hard. However, you don't want to go it alone when trying to come up with a funny or creative team name - and we know we can help there. We like to think we can help with your preseason research, but we understand if you'd rather just draft with you gut. Every year, dedicated fantasy football owners prepare rankings, sleeper lists, draft strategies, and everything else required for a thorough cheat sheet and successful draft.
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