Hawkeye21

Bear's fan here and Anthony Miller seems to be the real deal. Haven't really heard anything negative from him yet. Bear's could go from one of the worst WR groups to one of the best.

This team is finally building up some young talent. They can be good very soon. Still wish Roquan was there sooner so he'd have some more experience.

Those two tips can contradict each other. Dont bid up any player youre not willing to have on your team. I do like to nominate QBs early though in hopes they go for more and they use up other teams money early.

It sure seems like it but according to the data it's pretty comparable to most years. It just seems that we are finally hearing more about it and more people are spreading the word on social media. Seems I can't go a day without seeing someone share an article about kid that's missing. Amazing how many people go missing every day in the US.

Don't care in most drafts. I like to take the Bears this year. No way I'm spending an earlier pick to take the Jags or any of the other top ranked DSTs.

Are we just talking about filling the starting positions before picking up bench players? I think it can work just fine really, except for filling the kicker and defense positions that early.

Didn't Green Flash just close their business?

My league does $100. Have to put a lot of thought into it.

Took Chris Ivory just in case something happens with McCoy and all those allegations. Worth a shot that late in the draft. If I'm waiting to take a D then I'm taking the Bears in most drafts. They were decent last year and should be even better this year. If they suck I'll just stream D. I didn't take a kicker and usually don't when allowed. I don't think it makes any sense drafting a kicker, especially if the draft is this far from the start of the season. Some of these kickers may not make a roster and some will get hurt. I'd rather take a shot at another sleeper RB or WR.

16.02 - D/ST Chicago Bears

15.11 - RB Chris Ivory, BUF

That's not necessarily true if you're just talking about tickets. There are plenty of teams that offer plenty of tickets at reduced rates. What gets you every time is dealing with driving there, paying for parking and then paying for food and drinks. Paying $20 for a cheeseburger and fries is ridiculous.

The Blink camera system was on sale during Prime Days. Would have been a great time to invest in a system.

I believe it's about the same for most professional sports except maybe the NBA. They seem to be the only one's growing at the moment. I think college football still has great numbers but wouldn't surprise me if those are dropping some too. The cost of a ticket along with parking and food is very expensive.

Those numbers are ticket sales and not actually attendance. The numbers are actually much, much lower. Saint Louis at the top is an absolute joke. This has to be their worst attendance in a very long time. It's no where close to 96.2%.