#1 ·
Is it just me, or does the start of training camp always feel like a massive waiting game? Every year, the hype builds up, we get all excited about the roster, and then suddenly it’s just a constant stream of "day-to-day" updates and minor setbacks. It feels like you can't even get into a rhythm of following the team before you're already stressing about who's actually going to be healthy by Week 1.
I remember back in my college days, watching the summer sessions, and that tension was always there. You want to see the talent, but you also want to see them actually move. It’s a weird balancing act for fans—you want to stay optimistic about the depth of the roster, but every time a coach gives a vague update on a key starter, it feels like a gut punch to the momentum we’ve been building.
Does anyone else find the preseason injury cycle more draining than the actual games?
I remember back in my college days, watching the summer sessions, and that tension was always there. You want to see the talent, but you also want to see them actually move. It’s a weird balancing act for fans—you want to stay optimistic about the depth of the roster, but every time a coach gives a vague update on a key starter, it feels like a gut punch to the momentum we’ve been building.
Does anyone else find the preseason injury cycle more draining than the actual games?