What's worse?

[Microwahevo]

So I have a 50-point lead in one of my leagues with my opponent still having David Johnson and Marshall to go tonight. Part of me is nervous that these 2 will go off and beat me. Part of me feels semi-confident. But this scenario got me thinking. When watching the Monday night games for fantasy relevance, which scenario do you loathe the most, being up on an opponent and having them have guys playing while you watch to make sure your lead doesn't disappear, or being down against an opponent and having to watch to see if your player(s) score enough to win?

Me? I hate having no one going and watching that lead dwindle with each yard, reception, touchdown, etc. Sometimes I have to turn the channel for a few minutes and hope when I turn it back nothing drastic has happened.

What say you?

 

[TKOSpikes]

Hate both... but would always prefer not being behind.

 

[TREFF]

they're equally nerve racking..I can't pick a side

 

[TREFF]

but what's actually awesome, is a close game one way or the other, and both of you having a guy or two going..that's some great times there

 

[SmokingMonkey]

Week 3, i have matt Ryan and matt Bryant vs saints, opponent has Julio and Tamme and 120.42 to my 104.10 pts, full ppr.
I win 134 - 128.82.
Doesn't get any more exciting than that.
Give me being down with players going (with legit chance, not needing 30 from your K or anything) over the lead and watching other guys players.

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

Give me being down with players going (with legit chance, not needing 30 from your K or anything) over the lead and watching other guys players.

Agree with this.

 

[tlance]

I prefer having my guys going to watching his.

For some reason, I feel a little less helpless in the first scenario.

 

[Barilko]

I love trying to catch up instead watching my lead dwindle

Except when I have to catch up with one teams Wr. ala Marshall and Cards D shrinking with every Marshall move. As it is tonight for me