In the NFL, a 'bye' is a week when the team does not play. There are 17 weeks in an NFL regular season although teams only play 16 regular season games. Each team has one week during the regular season when they do not play. This week is called the team's 'bye week'.
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when a ball that is not a wide does not strike the bat or pad (hits nothing), but the batsmen still get a run. Normally results from a wicket keeper mistake, letting the ball past.
there is a bye week so a team can rest and train because they play football every week.
It's when your team doesn't play a game that specific week.
It is an off week for designated National Football League teams. The league revived the concept in 1990 to expand the regular season from 16 weeks to 17.
Bye week is a term used in sports to refer to the week that teams take off to rest. During bye week there are no games or team activities.
A bye week is a week in which a team does not play a game (does not have to be football)
Only if one of your starting players gets injured or is on a bye week. Then it is customary to replace that player with an active player from your bench
I'm not exactly sure what you're asking, but if you're asking what a Bye week in fantasy football is, it's a week where your team does not play anyone, and therefore, will not record a win, loss, or tie. Bye weeks are given in Head-to-Head formatted leagues and usually only in leagues with an odd number of teams.
No such thing as a B.U.Y week in the NFL. Did you mean BYE week? A bye week is when the team doesn't play that week. Every team has a bye week. Starts a few weeks into the season.
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The word bye in sports refers to a day or week in which a team does not play. It is most used in football, such as a team has a "bye week", meaning that this team does not play that particular week.
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The only way to really better yourself in fantasy football is to keep up with any and all news that happens each week with every single football player.
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