Press Play with Madeleine Brand

How Fantasy Football is Changing the Game

NFL season is well underway, but the action isn’t relegated to game day. Being a football fan is an around-the-clock job for some 33 million people who play Fantasy Football in this country. Fantasy Football is big fun, but also big business - and it affects the real game of football.

By Madeleine Brand • Sep 11, 2014 • 1 min read

NFL season is well underway, but the action isn’t relegated to game day. Being a football fan is an around-the-clock job for some 33 million people who play Fantasy Football in this country. Fantasy Football is big fun, but also big business - and it affects the real game of football.

Madeleine Brand
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Too Beautiful to Live
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Matt Holzman
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Mike Schlitt
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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

How Fantasy Football is Changing the Game

NFL season is well underway, but the action isn’t relegated to game day. Being a football fan is an around-the-clock job for some 33 million people who play Fantasy Football in this country. Fantasy Football is big fun, but also big business - and it affects the real game of football.

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Press Play with Madeleine Brand

How Fantasy Football is Changing the Game

NFL season is well underway, but the action isn’t relegated to game day. Being a football fan is an around-the-clock job for some 33 million people who play Fantasy Football in this country. Fantasy Football is big fun, but also big business - and it affects the real game of football.

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