The NFL is the king of turning off-season nothings into reasonably rated TV shows.
- (In ordinary times) The combine. Nothing more than a skills competition.
- The draft. Something you can easily review in a few minutes on the internet after it is over, from whatever perspective you come from (i.e. as a college fan, who came from your and rival schools and/or as a pro fan, what did your team do? )
- The schedule release. The teams that play are based on a formula that is discussed up thread. This is jut the dates, and not even all the times. Again something you can check on the internet the next day in a few minutes. And unless you have the world's worst boss and have to put in 6 months in advance to get off for a Thursday or Monday game; or you want to see when your team is playing at Las Vegas, who really cares anyway?
- (In ordinary times) The combine. Nothing more than a skills competition.
- The draft. Something you can easily review in a few minutes on the internet after it is over, from whatever perspective you come from (i.e. as a college fan, who came from your and rival schools and/or as a pro fan, what did your team do? )
- The schedule release. The teams that play are based on a formula that is discussed up thread. This is jut the dates, and not even all the times. Again something you can check on the internet the next day in a few minutes. And unless you have the world's worst boss and have to put in 6 months in advance to get off for a Thursday or Monday game; or you want to see when your team is playing at Las Vegas, who really cares anyway?