Fantasy football's worst punishment is a 1,000-piece puzzle of beans — who thought that was fair? And how does The Very Hungry Caterpillar end up in the same conversation? One league took its last-place finisher, put him in a dark closet with a thousand identical beans printed across a thousand identical pieces, barricaded the door, and told him he was not coming out until the picture was finished. A closet, a deadline, and a thousand beans is something else entirely, and it raises the question every commissioner should be asking before the draft: Is your league's punishment scary enough to change how anybody drafts? We cover all this, and the rest of the five worst last-place punishments fantasy football leagues have ever handed down, in a rapid-fire, ranked rundown hosted by PFN's Jacob Infante. He has served a sentence himself — a beer mile, finished with a smile -- and he has a few words for the dynasty leaguemate who came in last and refused to do his. Every league has that perso...