Fantasy football leagues are going to places like Tulum, the Bahamas, and Vegas, not to gamble, but to draft.
Destination fantasy drafts now have their own hospitality category, with hotels and brands creating entire packages around in-person drafts.
The fact a player fell to the ground because he was touched, and the outcome of the game hinges on exactly when he was touched, is a clear point in favor of college rules.
The #Falcons have played two full games this season without running a single offensive play in the redzone.
And ... Their next three games are all in primetime:
โข Week 3: at Packers (TNF)
โข Week 4: at Saints (MNF)
โข Week 5: vs. Ravens (SNF)
Week 1:
-OSU vs TX
-USC vs UFA
-IA vs FL
-Wash vs TX AM
-IU vs Ole Miss
-lLL vs South Carolina
-MSU vs Ark
-PUR vs Vandy
Week 2:
-Mich vs OU
-PSU vs LSU
-NU vs TN
-Oregon vs Bama
-WI vs Auburn
-Minn vs Miss St
-UCLA vs Mizzou
-NW vs UK
Maddening we dont get this every year
Peter, come on.
Nearly identical to SEC Week 1 schedule.
Here's an idea: play each other in Week 1 and 2 and sell it standalone. Eight games per week, make a financial killing.
A novel idea, I know.