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CP Podcast: Can a fantasy football team of only "morally upstanding" players hold its own?

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Do nice guys finish last? Last week City Paper staffers did a fantasy football draft picking only "morally upstanding" players. Then, they drafted an opposing team featuring the worst of the worst. Here's how it worked out.


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