They didn't lose. The projections were wrong. There's a difference.
Every fantasy football league has that one manager who can explain away absolutely any defeat. While everyone else accepts the final score and moves on to the next matchup, they're busy constructing a detailed argument about why they should have won.
Meet The Excuse Maker, the fantasy football manager who has never lost a matchup without a perfectly reasonable explanation.
Featuring the hilarious "I Was Projected to Win" tagline, this fantasy football personality shirt celebrates the manager who refuses to let actual results get in the way of a good excuse. Their team was favored by 25 points? Clearly, they deserved to win. Their opponent had three players score career-high fantasy points? Unbelievably lucky. Their starting running back got injured in the first quarter? The entire matchup deserves an asterisk.
Maybe they're convinced the fantasy football schedule is unfair. Maybe they believe they've suffered more injuries than anyone else in league history. Or maybe they're constantly reminding everyone that their expected wins, projected points, and roster strength suggest they're much better than their actual record.
And don't even think about suggesting they simply got outplayed. The Excuse Maker has screenshots, injury reports, matchup projections, and a list of unfortunate circumstances ready to prove otherwise.
Of course, when they win because an opponent's superstar has a terrible game, that's not luck. That's brilliant roster management.
Because for The Excuse Maker, every victory is earned, every loss is questionable, and there's always a perfectly good reason things didn't go according to plan.
Part of the Home League Social Club Fantasy Football Personalities Collection, this shirt celebrates the unforgettable characters, weekly frustrations, friendly rivalries, and hilarious excuses that make every fantasy football home league special.
Product Features
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Comfort Colors 1717: Premium garment-dyed unisex t-shirt featuring a soft-washed finish and comfortable, relaxed fit.
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100% Ring-Spun US Cotton: Pre-shrunk cotton provides exceptional softness and everyday comfort.
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Heavyweight Fabric: 6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²) construction delivers a substantial, premium feel.
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Vintage-Inspired Style: Garment-dyed fabric creates a lived-in appearance that complements the Home League Social Club collection.
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Relaxed Fit: Perfect for fantasy football draft parties, league gatherings, football Sundays, and everyday casual wear.
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Durable Construction: Double-needle stitching throughout helps the shirt withstand regular use.
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Tubular Design: No side seams, helping maintain the shirt's classic shape.
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Sewn-In Label: Traditional Comfort Colors construction.
Perfect For
Fantasy football excuse makers, unlucky league managers, projected points obsessives, fantasy football sore losers, managers who blame injuries and bad luck, league group chat debates, funny fantasy football gifts, and anyone who insists they were supposed to win.
Fantasy Football Unlimited — Celebrate Every Aspect of the Fantasy Football Experience.
They didn't lose. The projections were wrong. There's a difference.
Every fantasy football league has that one manager who can explain away absolutely any defeat. While everyone else accepts the final score and moves on to the next matchup, they're busy constructing a detailed argument about why they should have won.
Meet The Excuse Maker, the fantasy football manager who has never lost a matchup without a perfectly reasonable explanation.
Featuring the hilarious "I Was Projected to Win" tagline, this fantasy football personality shirt celebrates the manager who refuses to let actual results get in the way of a good excuse. Their team was favored by 25 points? Clearly, they deserved to win. Their opponent had three players score career-high fantasy points? Unbelievably lucky. Their starting running back got injured in the first quarter? The entire matchup deserves an asterisk.
Maybe they're convinced the fantasy football schedule is unfair. Maybe they believe they've suffered more injuries than anyone else in league history. Or maybe they're constantly reminding everyone that their expected wins, projected points, and roster strength suggest they're much better than their actual record.
And don't even think about suggesting they simply got outplayed. The Excuse Maker has screenshots, injury reports, matchup projections, and a list of unfortunate circumstances ready to prove otherwise.
Of course, when they win because an opponent's superstar has a terrible game, that's not luck. That's brilliant roster management.
Because for The Excuse Maker, every victory is earned, every loss is questionable, and there's always a perfectly good reason things didn't go according to plan.
Part of the Home League Social Club Fantasy Football Personalities Collection, this shirt celebrates the unforgettable characters, weekly frustrations, friendly rivalries, and hilarious excuses that make every fantasy football home league special.
Product Features
-
Comfort Colors 1717: Premium garment-dyed unisex t-shirt featuring a soft-washed finish and comfortable, relaxed fit.
-
100% Ring-Spun US Cotton: Pre-shrunk cotton provides exceptional softness and everyday comfort.
-
Heavyweight Fabric: 6.1 oz/yd² (206.8 g/m²) construction delivers a substantial, premium feel.
-
Vintage-Inspired Style: Garment-dyed fabric creates a lived-in appearance that complements the Home League Social Club collection.
-
Relaxed Fit: Perfect for fantasy football draft parties, league gatherings, football Sundays, and everyday casual wear.
-
Durable Construction: Double-needle stitching throughout helps the shirt withstand regular use.
-
Tubular Design: No side seams, helping maintain the shirt's classic shape.
-
Sewn-In Label: Traditional Comfort Colors construction.
Perfect For
Fantasy football excuse makers, unlucky league managers, projected points obsessives, fantasy football sore losers, managers who blame injuries and bad luck, league group chat debates, funny fantasy football gifts, and anyone who insists they were supposed to win.
Fantasy Football Unlimited — Celebrate Every Aspect of the Fantasy Football Experience.
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