50 Funny fantasy football team names sure to make your league laugh
The Best Fantasy Football Team Names for 2021
5. Ruggs Tied the Room Together (Henry Ruggs III)
The Dude may or may not abide by drafting Henry Ruggs III this season as his rookie season was hit-or-miss with more emphasis on the latter. Still, the Raiders speedster could be a premier deep threat and after the catch player if he can stay on the field and find his niche. Going as WR49, he should be someone to consider with a later-round dart throw.
4. You Shenault Pass! (Laviska Shenault)
Laviska Shenault has major breakout potential this season as the Jaguars, for all my concerns about the offense, appear intent on getting him all kinds of touches. He’s a playmaker with the ball in his hands, which should allow him to live up to his ADP of WR42 if not well surpass it to help you earn the one fantasy football ring to rule them all.
3. Catalina Wine Mixon (Joe Mixon)
One of the fantasy football team names that would make Brennan and Dale proud, Joe Mixon has seemingly been on the precipice of breaking out for several years. With an influx of passing game weapons, though, he’s dropped to RB13 and, even there, I’m worried about him as the Bengals offensive line has only marginally improved.
2. Halley’s Kmet (Cole Kmet)
Considering that he’s going as TE22, there’s a good chance you aren’t rostering Cole Kmet to start the season unless your are in a two-tight end or tight end premium league. Even still, this name — in addition to others like When Harry Kmet Sally — are too good to pass up.
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1. Trey Lance, Lance Refrigeration (Trey Lance)
Despite the fact that The Office has been off the air for almost a decade now, it remains one of the most culturally relevant and popular shows in the world. And one of the best gags is Bob Vance (Vance Refrigeration) always boasting his company. So why not pair that with one of the exciting rookie quarterbacks, the 49ers’ Trey Lance. Lance is currently going as QB21 in drafts but, in Kyle Shanahan’s offense if he starts, he could be a high-end sleeper.