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Saturday games:
Chiefs vs Raiders: I would normally watch part or all of this game for fantasy. Will not even think about watching this week
Jags vs Titans: See above, even with a divison title at stake, zero interest
Sunday: Will watch 49er game because that's my team. Will not watch morning games at all and normally I watch the red zone channel from start to finish on morning games, usually while do some kind of workout, but never miss.
Sunday night: Will probably watch Lions and Packers just because Lions are kind of a fun team but only if the Seahawks lose and a playoff berth is at stake.
So, even a football nut like me has no interest in any game not involving my favorite team without FF involved. So when Mike Tomlin complains about all the added pressure players feel because of FF and sports betting, the league might explain that without both those things, interest would drop substantially, as would player salaries.
Chiefs vs Raiders: I would normally watch part or all of this game for fantasy. Will not even think about watching this week
Jags vs Titans: See above, even with a divison title at stake, zero interest
Sunday: Will watch 49er game because that's my team. Will not watch morning games at all and normally I watch the red zone channel from start to finish on morning games, usually while do some kind of workout, but never miss.
Sunday night: Will probably watch Lions and Packers just because Lions are kind of a fun team but only if the Seahawks lose and a playoff berth is at stake.
So, even a football nut like me has no interest in any game not involving my favorite team without FF involved. So when Mike Tomlin complains about all the added pressure players feel because of FF and sports betting, the league might explain that without both those things, interest would drop substantially, as would player salaries.
