Tannahill threw for 334 yards Sunday? I know having henry makes things easier, but fuck. He's looking like the guy we hoped we drafted in miami these last 2 seasons. I always thought he made bad reads. His wr never helped him and his line was crap, but he was mediocre at best. He looks legit in tennessee.
Just saw a guy in the stands with a yankees face mask on. Couldn't help but thing
"Bandwagon much?". 2 of the more succesfull teams in sports, and you're a fan of both. Makes total sense
Only one of which has had any significant success in the last twenty years.
Rooting for a shitty team doesn't make you a better fan.
I think it does. You go through years of suffering, but stick with them. Teaches you about commitment, and that things aren't always gonna work out. Harsh life lessons but lessons you need to learn.
Or you can root for the yankees, cowboys, and lakers, see every game on national tv, always come into the season with hope, and always compete. And these types of fans are quick to hop on the next bandwagon.
Maybe I'm just a salty fan. Born in 81, like the dolphins, suns, and reds. When the reds won the world series in 88 I was rooting for Oakland because I was a kid and they were awesome. Hash brothers yo.
I never watched hockey growing up, started watching a few years ago and became a kings fan since I live 45 minutes from la and could watch games. Them winning a championship doesn't count as I recently became a kings fan and hockey watcher because of the nhl video game.
No team I root for, minus the kings which I don't count, has ever won a championship in my lifetime, and I'm not sure they will. But there's a difference between a browns fan and a seahawks / Patriots fan. So many people who never watched football ever hoped on those bandwagons, and the cowboys are one of the most popular teams in america.
So yes, I feel like rooting for a shitty team makes you a better fan, shows you're actually a fan and not just fairweather.
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Tannahill threw for 334 yards Sunday? I know having henry makes things easier, but fuck. He's looking like the guy we hoped we drafted in miami these last 2 seasons. I always thought he made bad reads. His wr never helped him and his line was crap, but he was mediocre at best. He looks legit in tennessee.
*Slightly nervous about tua in miami now*
I wouldn't worry about Tua. Tannahill's rebirth is due to not being under Adam Gase.
Who, at this moment, still has the HC job for the Jets.
Tannahill threw for 334 yards Sunday? I know having henry makes things easier, but fuck. He's looking like the guy we hoped we drafted in miami these last 2 seasons. I always thought he made bad reads. His wr never helped him and his line was crap, but he was mediocre at best. He looks legit in tennessee.
*Slightly nervous about tua in miami now*
I wouldn't worry about Tua. Tannahill's rebirth is due to not being under Adam Gase.
Who, at this moment, still has the HC job for the Jets.
Like, Woody Johnson is a fuckin moron.
That's UK ambassador fucking moron, thank you very much!
Tannahill threw for 334 yards Sunday? I know having henry makes things easier, but fuck. He's looking like the guy we hoped we drafted in miami these last 2 seasons. I always thought he made bad reads. His wr never helped him and his line was crap, but he was mediocre at best. He looks legit in tennessee.
*Slightly nervous about tua in miami now*
I wouldn't worry about Tua. Tannahill's rebirth is due to not being under Adam Gase.
Who, at this moment, still has the HC job for the Jets.
Like, Woody Johnson is a fuckin moron.
That's UK ambassador fucking moron, thank you very much!
Gase got scooped up faster then McCarthy despite never even pretending to look successful
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Maybe dallas is the smartest organization in the history of sports and jerry jones went to a prophet and foresaw daks injury. He'll never be the same and that's why they never gave him.a long term.contraxt that he deserved.
But fuck dallas for not paying the man and realizing he was a big part of their success. He was better than romo.
I still say it's because he wasn't white and the image of a dallas qb.
Just saw a guy in the stands with a yankees face mask on. Couldn't help but thing
"Bandwagon much?". 2 of the more succesfull teams in sports, and you're a fan of both. Makes total sense
Only one of which has had any significant success in the last twenty years.
Rooting for a shitty team doesn't make you a better fan.
I think it does. You go through years of suffering, but stick with them. Teaches you about commitment, and that things aren't always gonna work out. Harsh life lessons but lessons you need to learn.
Or you can root for the yankees, cowboys, and lakers, see every game on national tv, always come into the season with hope, and always compete. And these types of fans are quick to hop on the next bandwagon.
Maybe I'm just a salty fan. Born in 81, like the dolphins, suns, and reds. When the reds won the world series in 88 I was rooting for Oakland because I was a kid and they were awesome. Hash brothers yo.
I never watched hockey growing up, started watching a few years ago and became a kings fan since I live 45 minutes from la and could watch games. Them winning a championship doesn't count as I recently became a kings fan and hockey watcher because of the nhl video game.
No team I root for, minus the kings which I don't count, has ever won a championship in my lifetime, and I'm not sure they will. But there's a difference between a browns fan and a seahawks / Patriots fan. So many people who never watched football ever hoped on those bandwagons, and the cowboys are one of the most popular teams in america.
So yes, I feel like rooting for a shitty team makes you a better fan, shows you're actually a fan and not just fairweather.
Santa was saying the Cowboys haven't been one of the most successful teams in sports in a very long time.
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Not all fans of currently successful teams are bandwagon fans
I’ve been with the Seahawks off and on since Steve Largent
Although when i was younger, i switched team allegiances a few times for personal reasons. Broncos drafted my uncle so i followed them for a few years. Then he went to St. Louis, got a ring there. He went to Dallas and i was always happy to see him on the field although I couldn’t bring myself to root for them.
Then he ended up in Seattle and that’s where he retired
But i also think there comes a time when you need to cut your losses and stop worrying about if you’re a “fairweather” fan for seeking greener pastures.
I was a Mariners fan for a lot of years but after 2 decades of “wait ‘til next year” I’ve moved on
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Just saw a guy in the stands with a yankees face mask on. Couldn't help but thing
"Bandwagon much?". 2 of the more succesfull teams in sports, and you're a fan of both. Makes total sense
Only one of which has had any significant success in the last twenty years.
Rooting for a shitty team doesn't make you a better fan.
I think it does. You go through years of suffering, but stick with them. Teaches you about commitment, and that things aren't always gonna work out. Harsh life lessons but lessons you need to learn.
Or you can root for the yankees, cowboys, and lakers, see every game on national tv, always come into the season with hope, and always compete. And these types of fans are quick to hop on the next bandwagon.
Maybe I'm just a salty fan. Born in 81, like the dolphins, suns, and reds. When the reds won the world series in 88 I was rooting for Oakland because I was a kid and they were awesome. Hash brothers yo.
I never watched hockey growing up, started watching a few years ago and became a kings fan since I live 45 minutes from la and could watch games. Them winning a championship doesn't count as I recently became a kings fan and hockey watcher because of the nhl video game.
No team I root for, minus the kings which I don't count, has ever won a championship in my lifetime, and I'm not sure they will. But there's a difference between a browns fan and a seahawks / Patriots fan. So many people who never watched football ever hoped on those bandwagons, and the cowboys are one of the most popular teams in america.
So yes, I feel like rooting for a shitty team makes you a better fan, shows you're actually a fan and not just fairweather.
Santa was saying the Cowboys haven't been one of the most successful teams in sports in a very long time.
25 years since their last Championship, most of that time since being regularly mediocre since (4-4 in Wildcard games, 0-6 in Divisional games).
I think it's less about the success, and more about the marketing. Cowboys and Yankees are both previously successful franchises, but they're also the most marketed teams in their respective sports. It's the reason I mentioned earlier in the thread about hating the amount of love Dallas gets when it's so completely unjustified based on their performance.
So, it might not be that he's a bandwagoner, it could just be he's REALLY shallow, and very easily manipulated by advertising/marketing.
Just saw a guy in the stands with a yankees face mask on. Couldn't help but thing
"Bandwagon much?". 2 of the more succesfull teams in sports, and you're a fan of both. Makes total sense
Only one of which has had any significant success in the last twenty years.
Rooting for a shitty team doesn't make you a better fan.
I think it does. You go through years of suffering, but stick with them. Teaches you about commitment, and that things aren't always gonna work out. Harsh life lessons but lessons you need to learn.
Or you can root for the yankees, cowboys, and lakers, see every game on national tv, always come into the season with hope, and always compete. And these types of fans are quick to hop on the next bandwagon.
Maybe I'm just a salty fan. Born in 81, like the dolphins, suns, and reds. When the reds won the world series in 88 I was rooting for Oakland because I was a kid and they were awesome. Hash brothers yo.
I never watched hockey growing up, started watching a few years ago and became a kings fan since I live 45 minutes from la and could watch games. Them winning a championship doesn't count as I recently became a kings fan and hockey watcher because of the nhl video game.
No team I root for, minus the kings which I don't count, has ever won a championship in my lifetime, and I'm not sure they will. But there's a difference between a browns fan and a seahawks / Patriots fan. So many people who never watched football ever hoped on those bandwagons, and the cowboys are one of the most popular teams in america.
So yes, I feel like rooting for a shitty team makes you a better fan, shows you're actually a fan and not just fairweather.
Santa was saying the Cowboys haven't been one of the most successful teams in sports in a very long time.
25 years since their last Championship, most of that time since being regularly mediocre since (4-4 in Wildcard games, 0-6 in Divisional games).
I think it's less about the success, and more about the marketing. Cowboys and Yankees are both previously successful franchises, but they're also the most marketed teams in their respective sports. It's the reason I mentioned earlier in the thread about hating the amount of love Dallas gets when it's so completely unjustified based on their performance.
So, it might not be that he's a bandwagoner, it could just be he's REALLY shallow, and very easily manipulated by advertising/marketing.
It's 100% the marketing. Which is why the Cowboys will never be great again as long as Jones is alive.
He pretends to give a shit about winning but he absolutely doesn't. He cares about promotion and merch.
He made his money getting lucky as a wildcatter and since then thinks his promotional business success is because of skill or something when it was just his money and connections that gave him an uncompetitive advantage
I dunno Jerry Jones is exactly the kind of asshole who would be worried about his team being too good and him having to pay out for shit like performance bonuses and playoff wins and shit
I dunno Jerry Jones is exactly the kind of asshole who would be worried about his team being too good and him having to pay out for shit like performance bonuses and playoff wins and shit
That would be nothing compared to the 15-minute orgasm he'd have after getting photographed holding up the Lombardi Trophy.
I dunno Jerry Jones is exactly the kind of asshole who would be worried about his team being too good and him having to pay out for shit like performance bonuses and playoff wins and shit
That’s Mike Brown
Jerry’s problem isn’t being cheap with players or coaches, it’s committing too much for too long to mediocrity, or when he’s had a good coach, meddling and running the dude off
This continues to be one of my favorite NFL stories. So I have no problem with dragging it out.
Apparently there are rumors the delay is because Snyder wants to bring back the racist slur. Which, if we don't have a change in President on January 20th, I could absolutely see happening.
But the argument I'm hoping for, is that the reason for the delay is that having the capacity to name it is a decent selling point, and if Snyder is forced out (and he should be, fuck him), that helps to increase bidding potential and begin a fresh slate, with the new owner (who will inevitably be a dickbag, though hopefully not as bad).
Washington Football Team is a very rad name that people had already been using pejoratively (and humorously) for years, and keeping that name makes them my favorite NFC East team, and keeping the name AND getting a new owner would put them in a competitive position with the Browns* as my favorite team
*my dad’s an asshole for cursing me with this fandom
while my advocacy for the Redtails is undimmed I do think there's kind of an interesting case for just not having the mascot be part of the official title; just call themselves PFC Washington or something, keep the marching band and the pig guys and make your logo a skyline of the city or a relief of the capitol or something
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My favorite thing about it is cheers that would totally have to involve it. “Go Washington Football Team!” Is the kind of cheer you’d expect to hear alongside, “Go Sportsball!” And “Hit a Touchdown!”
My favorite thing about it is cheers that would totally have to involve it. “Go Washington Football Team!” Is the kind of cheer you’d expect to hear alongside, “Go Sportsball!” And “Hit a Touchdown!”
I enjoyed the article that started out something like "The players from Washington played like they wanted to make a name for themselves..." Although with their record I presume it's the only time that's been used so far...
My favorite thing about it is cheers that would totally have to involve it. “Go Washington Football Team!” Is the kind of cheer you’d expect to hear alongside, “Go Sportsball!” And “Hit a Touchdown!”
Uhhh. Soccer exists you know. “Town football club” is like... traditional naming.
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Only one of which has had any significant success in the last twenty years.
Rooting for a shitty team doesn't make you a better fan.
*Slightly nervous about tua in miami now*
That was my thought.
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I think it does. You go through years of suffering, but stick with them. Teaches you about commitment, and that things aren't always gonna work out. Harsh life lessons but lessons you need to learn.
Or you can root for the yankees, cowboys, and lakers, see every game on national tv, always come into the season with hope, and always compete. And these types of fans are quick to hop on the next bandwagon.
Maybe I'm just a salty fan. Born in 81, like the dolphins, suns, and reds. When the reds won the world series in 88 I was rooting for Oakland because I was a kid and they were awesome. Hash brothers yo.
I never watched hockey growing up, started watching a few years ago and became a kings fan since I live 45 minutes from la and could watch games. Them winning a championship doesn't count as I recently became a kings fan and hockey watcher because of the nhl video game.
No team I root for, minus the kings which I don't count, has ever won a championship in my lifetime, and I'm not sure they will. But there's a difference between a browns fan and a seahawks / Patriots fan. So many people who never watched football ever hoped on those bandwagons, and the cowboys are one of the most popular teams in america.
So yes, I feel like rooting for a shitty team makes you a better fan, shows you're actually a fan and not just fairweather.
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I wouldn't worry about Tua. Tannahill's rebirth is due to not being under Adam Gase.
Who, at this moment, still has the HC job for the Jets.
Like, Woody Johnson is a fuckin moron.
That's UK ambassador fucking moron, thank you very much!
Gase got scooped up faster then McCarthy despite never even pretending to look successful
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But fuck dallas for not paying the man and realizing he was a big part of their success. He was better than romo.
I still say it's because he wasn't white and the image of a dallas qb.
And I say this as a white man
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Santa was saying the Cowboys haven't been one of the most successful teams in sports in a very long time.
I’ve been with the Seahawks off and on since Steve Largent
Although when i was younger, i switched team allegiances a few times for personal reasons. Broncos drafted my uncle so i followed them for a few years. Then he went to St. Louis, got a ring there. He went to Dallas and i was always happy to see him on the field although I couldn’t bring myself to root for them.
Then he ended up in Seattle and that’s where he retired
But i also think there comes a time when you need to cut your losses and stop worrying about if you’re a “fairweather” fan for seeking greener pastures.
I was a Mariners fan for a lot of years but after 2 decades of “wait ‘til next year” I’ve moved on
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25 years since their last Championship, most of that time since being regularly mediocre since (4-4 in Wildcard games, 0-6 in Divisional games).
I think it's less about the success, and more about the marketing. Cowboys and Yankees are both previously successful franchises, but they're also the most marketed teams in their respective sports. It's the reason I mentioned earlier in the thread about hating the amount of love Dallas gets when it's so completely unjustified based on their performance.
So, it might not be that he's a bandwagoner, it could just be he's REALLY shallow, and very easily manipulated by advertising/marketing.
It's 100% the marketing. Which is why the Cowboys will never be great again as long as Jones is alive.
He pretends to give a shit about winning but he absolutely doesn't. He cares about promotion and merch.
He made his money getting lucky as a wildcatter and since then thinks his promotional business success is because of skill or something when it was just his money and connections that gave him an uncompetitive advantage
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30154407/source-miami-dolphins-naming-tua-tagovailoa-starting-quarterback
That would be nothing compared to the 15-minute orgasm he'd have after getting photographed holding up the Lombardi Trophy.
That’s Mike Brown
Jerry’s problem isn’t being cheap with players or coaches, it’s committing too much for too long to mediocrity, or when he’s had a good coach, meddling and running the dude off
Not enough blue pills for him to take to overcome his chronic whiskey(bourbon) dick
This continues to be one of my favorite NFL stories. So I have no problem with dragging it out.
Apparently there are rumors the delay is because Snyder wants to bring back the racist slur. Which, if we don't have a change in President on January 20th, I could absolutely see happening.
But the argument I'm hoping for, is that the reason for the delay is that having the capacity to name it is a decent selling point, and if Snyder is forced out (and he should be, fuck him), that helps to increase bidding potential and begin a fresh slate, with the new owner (who will inevitably be a dickbag, though hopefully not as bad).
*my dad’s an asshole for cursing me with this fandom
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The don't deserve a "W"
Or go with a French syntax.
Washington Team d'Football.
In French it would be more like Team d'Football Washington.
I enjoyed the article that started out something like "The players from Washington played like they wanted to make a name for themselves..." Although with their record I presume it's the only time that's been used so far...
Kaep wasn't good enough for anybody.
Uhhh. Soccer exists you know. “Town football club” is like... traditional naming.
Ha, that’s hilarious. I still say the WFT branding is solid, and differentiates them. Sites just need to fix how they parse they name.