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In response to "if their wins and losses were reversed, he would not be. nm -- nm" by groiny

If I didn't play Fantasy Football, I honestly don't think I'd have heard one thing about him this season. That's crazy. (nm)

Posted by musubi Nov 24 '09, 11:54

FF is all that separates me from a *completely* casual NFL fan.

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If he makes a serious run at 2,000 yards, he'll be a big story in mid-December. -- nm - David Nov 24, 11:57 3
- is that even a question? - groiny Nov 24, 11:58 2
  - He's 8 yards off the pace he needs after 10 games. As long as he stays healthy, I fully expect him to get in that range. -- nm - David Nov 24, 12:01 1
    - he did not have a good first 2 weeks IIRC. - groiny Nov 24, 12:02
FF is the reason Football is as popular as it is today. nm -- nm - groiny Nov 24, 11:55 8
- No, I don't think so. It's because of their TV contracts. Coverage by 3 networks and ESPN. - musubi Nov 24, 11:59 7
  - the popularity of FF is unrivaled in fantasy sports. - groiny Nov 24, 12:00 6
    - Read what I wrote. FF is popular *because of the TV ratings*, not the other way around. - musubi Nov 24, 12:02 5
      - I did, and I disagree completely. - groiny Nov 24, 12:05 4
        
        So you think football has good ratings *because* of fantasy football. I respectfully disagree. (nm) - musubi Nov 24, 12:07 3
        
        I think you are both wrong. - Spawn Nov 24, 12:09 1
        
        way to pick a side. - groiny Nov 24, 12:09
        
        It sure keeps people in Detroit, Washington, Cleveland interested in it. nm -- nm - groiny Nov 24, 12:08

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