50 Funny fantasy football team names sure to make your league laugh

"I think even his leadership has taken a step," Browns center J.C. Tretter said of quarterback Baker Mayfield.Brownscamp28 10
"I think even his leadership has taken a step," Browns center J.C. Tretter said of quarterback Baker Mayfield.Brownscamp28 10 /
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15. Die On That Tannehill (Ryan Tannehill)

As fate would have it, I’m ready to die on the Tannehill hill in fantasy. The Titans quarterback has been one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL over the past two seasons and now he has Julio Jones working with A.J. Brown at his disposal. Currently going at QB10 in drafts, that’s a terrific value if you choose to wait at quarterback.

14. Hotdog With Mostert (Raheem Mostert)

Currently being drafted as RB29, there is no question that Raheem Mostert has flashed talent to be drafted much higher than that. The problem is that there is rarely a go-to back with the 49ers offense in addition to the fact that Mostert has dealt with some minor injuries of late. He’s a risk but one that could still pay off.

13. Judge Jeudy (Jerry Jeudy)

It’s likely that the uncertainty about both Drew Lock and Teddy Bridgewater is why Jerry Jeudy only has an ADP of WR33. Having said that, the Alabama product flashed his immense ability and, if the Broncos can get solid quarterback play, he should easily out-perform where he’s currently being drafted.

12. Fresh Prince of Helaire (Clyde Edwards-Helaire)

Many people probably used this team name a year ago and now refuse after CEH wasn’t the prince who was promised of fantasy football. Now that he has a full offseason in the Chiefs’ offense, though, I expect him to have a more consistent role and be a much more valuable fantasy asset than he was a rookie.

11. Sutton Chops (Courtland Sutton)

Courtland Sutton had emerged as the one Broncos receiver you could rely on with Drew Lock but suffered a torn ACL that cut his 2020 campaign prematurely. He’s back and looking healthy now, though, and is being drafted as WR31. Much like Jeudy, his value is tied to quarterback play but the upside at that ADP is apparent.