Hopefully at this point everyone knows this Bucs "leaked schedule" that's been making it's way around is fake. It's from a twitter account that creates mock schedules. Given the mess that happened last year with all the fake schedule leaks, can we all agree to not post the hundreds of schedule leaks that will be coming out the next couple days, unless it's confirmed by the team, or a verified Chiefs reporter?
Posted May 5, 2020, 7:23 PM UTC
I thought mock drafts were bad, now we have mock schedules?
It's a thing that people actually do, and it's terrible. Someone posted one they did a few weeks ago. https://www.reddit.com/r/KansasCityChiefs/comments/fy0yhg/created_a_mockup_for_what_the_chiefs_202021/
Y'all will think it's terrible until someone starts betting pools around them and it'll explode. Not too different from fantasy football, in my eyes, which is something that I can't get into either. Different strokes for different folks.
Except... hundreds of hours of research go into fantasy and predicting the schedule outside of prime time games is a literal crapshoot.
So pretending to be a team general manager is more acceptable than pretending to be a league manager because you spend more time researching it and after all of that research there's a definite, solid answer for which no amount of luck is involved?
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The only leaks I've seen so far are the Chiefs at home in late January and then at Tampa in February.
Opponents not yet announced.
Wrong. They announced chiefs will play an NFC team @ Tampa.