A rich fantasy life is important, but a fantasy life that drains your riches is, in this particular economy, perhaps not the greatest idea. And yet there you are if you count yourself among the millions of Americans who indulge in fantasy football spending your hard-earned money and precious time pretending to be an NFL general manager. Tom Brady is not really on your team, my sweet dare I say deluded? friend. Your draft decisions don't affect reality. They only, sadly, bore your nonfantasy friends.
You would think that the recession could sack fantasy sports, the $800...