This book investigates the application of professional handicapping principles to the creation and management of a fantasy football league. Danny Sheridan, a recognized professional football handicapper, utilizes his expertise in statistical analysis and betting markets to provide a structured framework for fantasy football. The text outlines a system designed to mirror the excitement of professional football while simplifying the administrative burden for participants. By focusing on a condensed season and accessible data, the author aims to bridge the gap between casual sports fandom and analytical team management.

Critics have noted that the book serves as a functional manual for those interested in the mechanics of fantasy sports during the late 1980s. It is regarded as a niche resource for sports collections looking to document the early development of fantasy football gaming.