Never thought I would feel this way but having the week (especially with championship games) being spread over so many days has been painful....especially in leagues where I have to watch my opponents players trying to be held to bad games....I actually told my wife to take me to any movie she wants to see just to avoid having to watch l moore/ t gonz/r white play against me last night and now need to hope d jax/akers are held in check tonight.....I never thought the day would come where I would say it is hard to watch the games be spread over so many days rather than have everything be just sun/mon games....what are others thoughts? Even without the phi/minn game tonight it was still spread over 4 days thurs/sat/sun/mon this week
I'm glad you posted it, I'm kind of this way. I probably take this hobby to seriously in some ways, in the amount of time spent and how much I want to win certain leagues. I hated that the games were spread out and that each night of these games I had someone going in those games. If there's a game where I have nobody going for me or against me, I find it a relief and enjoy the game.I was in 3 Finals this week so it was and is kind of crazy. Watching Michael Turner run for me last night was agonizing (for me and probably all Atlanta fans too) and knowing I needed every point possible as no lead is safe as I'm facing Mike Vick and Maclin with me done. Going from being happy that Vick was playing in poor weather conditions to finding out the game might be switched and then getting switched.So, after Turner fumbled at the 1 yard line last night after not fumbling all year and the announcers making a big deal about him not fumbling earlier in the night, I had to turn the TV off and just rethink WTF, what I'm doing and putting myself thru isn't fun. I'm very successful in fantasy football but I act like I need to agonize over every play and that's getting old.There are other people out there that feel like us but to some degree I agree with some of the posters on here that WE need to tone it down somehow and find the joy in the game or possibly give it up. It's not worth going crazy over, or getting angry over because if you stop and think about it, what's going to happen if you lose the game? Nothing, life will still go on just like it does every day. You're dog is still going to love you and you're still going to have everything you have in your life.I talked to my wife about how i felt last night in fact. I mentioned I don't know why I get so stressed out about it all and angry/overjoyed over plays on football, it's ridiculous. She mentioned that's what happen when you put so much stock into something that really isn't so important in life.I said but ya, I put a lot of time into it, more than others in my leagues and I want to do well. When something bad happens in the game, it's upsetting because I have put so much time into it and I want to do well in things I put time into.She then said maybe you shouldn't put so much time into something that really doesn't have a strong impact on your life.I said you have a point ( I hate that about her

but then I said I don't want to live life not caring or thinking everything is ho hum and just be average in everything I do and then she just mentioned you need to find balance. For me, not so easy to do but by the sounds of others in this thread it's much easier, so it can be done. This may sound odd my goal next year is to find that balance.