Perspective is a funny thing. Consider the overturned Saints fumble return touchdown against the Lions on Sunday, which was ruled an incomplete—albeit backward—pass upon review.
Either the officials erred or the rulebook demands scrutiny. The interpretation depends entirely on one’s vantage point.
Fantasy managers faced a similar split this week regarding running back workloads. Reactions fell into three camps: 1. Booyah! 2. Uh-oh. And 3. Whyyyyyyy?!?!?
Hopefully, your roster yielded more celebration than confusion.
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