RayWill
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https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1404961-5-things-to-do-when-your-team-is-on-bye-week#slide0
Here are five things you could do to get through your favorite team's bye week.
5. Sleep in
Waking up before noon is overrated. What's the point in waking up...
There isn't one.
Go ahead and get some beauty rest. You know that you need it. Your team is probably catching up on some sleep too. Either that, or they are bench-pressing the equivalent weight of you on a bed. Just go ahead and assume that they are doing the former.
If your team stinks, maybe you will have a rather pleasant dream about them winning a game, or even making the playoffs! Make that dream last a little longer, and keep sleeping.
4. Root Against That Team You Hate
If you still decide that it will be worth your time to watch some football, find that team that you really hate and root against them!
3. Go Outside
3 OF 5
I know this sounds frightening to many football fans, but don't worry! It turns out there are actually things you can do that don't involve football.
Here's a list of some things I learned you can do when you go outside....
Exercise
Run errands
Attend church
Take your kids to the park
And more!
It may take a while for you to build up the courage to go outside, so take baby steps. You can start by opening up your blinds. Next, you can open your window. Once you've built up the strength, go ahead and try to get out into the world.
2. Watch a Different Sport
While this idea may sound blasphemous, it's an option if you are clearly too depressed to watch football.
If you live in an area where there is an NBA team, you could see how they are doing at this point in the season. If they are looking good, maybe you could even watch the game. If they are on the same level as, for example, the Bobcats, maybe you should look elsewhere.
If the NBA isn't your cup of tea, I think there is soccer going. I'm not 100 percent sure, but it seems like there is always a soccer game on. Who knows? Maybe you will learn the name of a soccer player that isn't David Villa or Ronaldo.
If that doesn't work either, there is always hockey...
1. Write an Article About Bye Weeks
I know the feeling. You wake up, excited for your team to play. Then you remember that it's their bye week. So you sit there, watching some boring game. You realize that you can't stand the boredom, and decide to start writing about bye weeks.
If you do this, maybe next week will come sooner. Then again, maybe not.
Here are five things you could do to get through your favorite team's bye week.
5. Sleep in
Waking up before noon is overrated. What's the point in waking up...
There isn't one.
Go ahead and get some beauty rest. You know that you need it. Your team is probably catching up on some sleep too. Either that, or they are bench-pressing the equivalent weight of you on a bed. Just go ahead and assume that they are doing the former.
If your team stinks, maybe you will have a rather pleasant dream about them winning a game, or even making the playoffs! Make that dream last a little longer, and keep sleeping.
4. Root Against That Team You Hate
If you still decide that it will be worth your time to watch some football, find that team that you really hate and root against them!
3. Go Outside
3 OF 5
I know this sounds frightening to many football fans, but don't worry! It turns out there are actually things you can do that don't involve football.
Here's a list of some things I learned you can do when you go outside....
Exercise
Run errands
Attend church
Take your kids to the park
And more!
It may take a while for you to build up the courage to go outside, so take baby steps. You can start by opening up your blinds. Next, you can open your window. Once you've built up the strength, go ahead and try to get out into the world.
2. Watch a Different Sport
While this idea may sound blasphemous, it's an option if you are clearly too depressed to watch football.
If you live in an area where there is an NBA team, you could see how they are doing at this point in the season. If they are looking good, maybe you could even watch the game. If they are on the same level as, for example, the Bobcats, maybe you should look elsewhere.
If the NBA isn't your cup of tea, I think there is soccer going. I'm not 100 percent sure, but it seems like there is always a soccer game on. Who knows? Maybe you will learn the name of a soccer player that isn't David Villa or Ronaldo.
If that doesn't work either, there is always hockey...
1. Write an Article About Bye Weeks
I know the feeling. You wake up, excited for your team to play. Then you remember that it's their bye week. So you sit there, watching some boring game. You realize that you can't stand the boredom, and decide to start writing about bye weeks.
If you do this, maybe next week will come sooner. Then again, maybe not.
