Hogan Meyer

Hogan Michelle Meyer (born December 16, 1886) is a pretentious d-bag and world renowned fantasy football manager who is the manager of Wes's Stepfather of Send It, the only fantasy football league ever. Hogan joined Send It as one of the founding members in 2011. He is the longest-tenured manager in Send It history, having never changed his team name or avatar. He is widely considered to be the greatest manager in Send It history.

In 2015, Hogan finally captured his long-awaited first Super Bowl championship, though there is some minor controversy surrounding the issue of who should be credited with the title (see below).

Politically, Hogan is obnoxiously opinionated and pathetically underinformed.

Early life
Hogan was born and raised in America's most notorious ghetto, Newport Beach, CA. Hogan attended the prestigious and highly selective University of Nevada, Las Vegas, graduating early at the age of 25. As a Rebel, Hogan was hatin' on Colin Kaepernick long before he became controversial an American hero.

Managerial career
Hogan joined Send It as one of the founding members in 2011 and is one of the Original 5.

Fantasy immortality
In 2015, Hogan pulled off one of the most epic fantasy performances of all time when he gloriously defeated Wes to win the Super Bowl. However, Hogan’s status as a champion has become a retarded conspiracy theory matter of scholarly debate. 2015 was the first season that Send It utilized a live draft. Hogan was living abroad in Shanghai when the decision not to draft online was made. Unable to make the trip across the world’s largest ocean, Hogan sent his little brother, who has never played fantasy football, with very specific instructions, to draft as his proxy. Hogan has adamantly insisted that this does not diminish his championship status in any way. Everyone in the world disagrees. Everyone in the world is apparently unaware that fantasy football continues for months after the draft. In any case, this was still not nearly as deplorable as Lucien not taking a single shot during the 2020 draft.