Grey wrote:
I'm with Steve. Baseball's way too time consuming to consider football. Gotta know when to say when.
Yeah, I suppose it's not for everyone. But if my past experience is an indicator of time spent on fantasy football, it works like this...
1) Iowa studies fantasy football sites for 15 minutes prior to draft.
2) He then shows up for a draft that takes like 45 minutes after having studied fantasy football sites for 15 minutes.
3) Next he sets his lineup on Thursday, because for some reason, some football games are played on Thursday.
4) The following Thursday for 5 minutes he adds hot player to take place of injured player or bye week.
5) Repeat steps 3-4
Anyway, it's not for everyone for sure, but there's got to be 12 or so dudes who read Razzball who have only a passing interest in football. This is to say, they're interested when the Bears make the playoffs and they don't want to look like an ass in front of the in-laws who live in Omaha and watch 6 hours of football on Sunday (the day after watching 6 hours of Nebraska football games on Saturday).