Ask fantasy owners who Billy Volek is and you will undoubtedly here about the legend of the gunslinger who put his career clipboard down for a two-game stretch in 2004 and broke out for 918 yards and eight passing touchdowns on unsuspecting fantasy competitors in the crunch time of Weeks 14 and 15.

With that in mind, consider what Brian Westbrook just did on Sunday. In Week 15, generally the "conference championship" of fantasy leagues, one of the most valuable players in all of fantasy football had an opportunity to cap another solid effort off with a game-crushing blow in the waning moments of the Eagles-Cowboys game. As you of course know by now, rather than depositing another six pointer in his fantasy owners' laps, Westbrook took a knee at the one.

Don't tell fantasy owners it was a wise move. They simply don't care. All they know is that Week 15 is do or die, that the play came late in the day with their fantasy lives on the line. Depending on whether you owned Westbrook or faced him, it will long be remembered as one of the most heartbreaking or life-saving moments in the history of fantasy football.