Why We Play the Game

Everyone’s an expert these days. You have your 24-hour sports stations, talk radio, countless websites, blogs, newspapers, magazines, and even that guy winning your fantasy team that claims to have “inside information.”
Why We Play the Game
Kristen Meriwether
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Michael Vick of the Philadelphia Eagles is tackled by Arthur Moats of the Buffalo Bills on Oct. 9, as the Bills defeated the Eagles 31-24 in Orchard Park, N.Y. The Eagles (1-4) are playing more like the expectations given to the Bills (4-1). (Rick Stewart/Getty Images}
Everyone’s an expert these days.

Kristen Meriwether
Kristen Meriwether
Journalist
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