Unless you've actually played baseball and football, you'd understand which involves more strategy. (Hint: it's not football). Most people think baseball is boring because they don't understand all of the rules and pitches and situational moves a manager has to make on every single pitch. Pop quiz: which pitch do hitters have the highest probability to hit and against what pitch? What is the best count for a batter to swing? What is a pitcher's 12-6 and why is it considered a compliment? How many different scenarios can play out 1st and 3rd, 1 out?
Football has some strategy but a good QB that can read the defense will almost always find a seam to pass to (or scramble). Just as Aaron Rodgers did in the last Super Bowl. Or Brady's dink and dunk slants that won superbowls and easily neutralized the blitz/zone. Manning, Montana. It's just too easy for the QB to beat the D. No, I don't want to see Drew Brees throw for 500 yards a game or Manning for another 400.
