David Cucinotta ENG 15

Paragraph # A 1-Sentence Summary of What the Paragraph’s About 1 - Fantasy sports are one of the largest, and still growing, sports craze of my generation.  2 - Millions of people play fantasy sports world-wide, and that number is continuing to grow. 3 - Rhetoric is important, especially in evaluating the different elements of a fantasy sports draft board.  4 - The purpose of a fantasy draft board is to inform the audience, fantasy sports teams, of important details that otherwise wouldn't be known without it.  5 - NFL player statistics are one of the most key factors in understanding fantasy sports.  6 - The ADP, or average draft pick, is another essential topic that is needed when entering a fantasy sports draft.  7 Your fantasy team's name gives it a uniqueness that helps others identify you.            After completing a reverse outline on my WP1, I recognized that my organization between paragraphs must be much more detailed

Textual Genre #1: Fast-food menus  Textual Genre #2: Fantasy Football Draft Board Textual Genre #3: Automobile Slogans 

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