2021 Send It season

The 2021 Send It season was the 11th season of Send It, the only fantasy football league ever.

Personnel changes
Travis Shatsky fucked himself dropped out of the league after just one impressive season and was replaced by Mark McWaters.

Hogan Meyer has officially replaced Nolan Meyer, who gloriously led that franchise to its only title ever

Rule changes
Despite the ongoing global COVID-19 hoax pandemic, the IR spots, which were almost as retarded as the "7-loss-no-trade rule", were removed from the roster.

Draft
Due to the ongoing global COVID-19 hoax pandemic, everyone at the draft followed Gavinor Newssolini's strict vaccination and mask mandates, which also include exceptions for those whose mental health prevents them from getting vaccinated and exceptions for those whose medical conditions prevent them from safely wearing masks. Since you are not allowed to ask anyone about their medical conditions, anyone at the draft not wearing a mask was assumed to have a valid medical exception.

Lucien did not make up for his severe rules violations at the previous year's draft.

Week 1
Week 1 of the 2021 Send It season saw one of the league's biggest surprises ever. 2021 saw the league's highest week 1 score ever, an impressive 190.65, and this feat as even more surprising because it was accomplished by Paul McGovern, the absolute last man on earth anyone would ever expect to pull this off. Scott Van Pelt said, "Paul has officially graduated from pretender to contender."

Week 3
Week 3 saw one of the most impressive trades in the history of the universe. Wes Miller somehow managed to get Travis Kelce (the highest scoring TE at the time, and he would finish 2nd) from Nestor Jimenez for Damien Harris and T.J. Hockenson. ("Who? And who?" you ask? Exactly.) What made this trape even more impressive is that Nestor is an overly obsessively devoted Chiefs fan, adding an anti-homer dynamic that is just so rare these days, and Scott Van Pelt called it a Jedi mind trick.

Super Bowl
Super Bowl XI featured a highly anticipated matchup pitting Luckbox against Dicktator. The matchup was also a rematch of Super Bowl I and Super Bowl VIII, both won by Luckbox. This time, however, the Dicktator was victorious, as Eric choked and gave up the 2nd largest margin of victory ever in a Super Bowl.

The decisive victory was praised by sports commentators and politicians around the world. Scott Van Pelt said, "I hate the bastard, but I gotta tip my hat to him." Barack Obama said, "Wesley's championship reminds me of my favorite baseball team's epic performance in the 1919 World Series." Vladimir Putin said, "I haven't been this proud of an American since Alec Baldwin shot that Ukrainian in New Mexico a few months back."