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Fastest off season ever?

CamMoon

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I think it's partly because I'm getting older and everything seems to go by quicker but I also think football is such a year round sport in terms of being in the media. Seems like there was something regarding football in every off season news cycle.

I read somewhere that our perception of time speeds up as we age, so there is some truth to that, but it really seems like the draft was two weeks ago. I don't even watch ESPN or any sports news during the summer.
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I think the Huddle actually helped pass the time for me. From pre-draft anticipation, to the post draft analysis,  to pre-OTA speculation, to OTA reports and analysis,  the about 2 days before the pre-TC speculation,  and here we are

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I read somewhere that our perception of time speeds up as we age, so there is some truth to that, but it really seems like the draft was two weeks ago. I don't even watch ESPN or any sports news during the summer.

It's called getting old. I'm never anxious for anything because I know it will be here tomorrow.

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I read somewhere that our perception of time speeds up as we age, so there is some truth to that, but it really seems like the draft was two weeks ago. I don't even watch ESPN or any sports news during the summer.

I was literally thinking the same thing today. We are practically two months from Halloween! It literally feels like Halloween was like two weeks ago. It is insane how time seems to speed up so much the older you get and yes, this off season has flown by!

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