Post-Playoff Syndrom

[SeaWolf]

I will always be a Seahawks fan before I'm a FF fan. I will always want my Hawks to win, even if I have players on the opposing team, or if the FF team I'm playing that week has Seahawks on it. Don't get me wrong, but I am a huge FF fan, I just won't let it get in the way of my true passion (watching my Hawks win a close game to the CARDNIALS ).

[portisfan24]

As much as I love FF, Ive always thought of it as a nuisance to real football. Fantasy football always makes me so conflicted. Like, I want so and so to do well, but I want the other team to win. How can you enjoy the game with that going on? Granted, it does make crappy games more entertaining, but it also lowers the entertainment of good games. I dont see how you cant be excited about football now the most leagues are done with. Its the playoffs dude! Crack a beer and enjoy!

[CC]

Yea, thats why the playoffs are so good. No FF to think about, I think its dumb to not have a favorite team and just to cheer for players.

[bgnh1]

I understand what you are saying; I always feel a letdown after the FF playoffs, win or lose. BUT, there is also a sense of relief, knowing I can watch some really great games over the next month or so and NOT WORRY ABOUT IT. The season is just long enough, and I still love watching the games.

Besides, ther's only about 250 days left to prepare for the next years' draft...

[BobbyRoberto]

I actually continue to root for my fantasy playoffs, if they're in the NFL playoffs.

The best thing about the Chargers making the playoffs is that Eli Manning forced them to trade him to the Giants, who suck.

I'm a long-time Steelers fan, so I know who I'm rooting for in the playoffs.

Also, they do have fantasy football playoff challenges out there for people to participate in.