your favorite teams
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Favorites:
Browns-Obsessive Love
Patriots-Grew up in N.E. and rooted for them when they sucked so I am enjoying their winning streak
Hates:
Steelers
Ravens
Jets
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Favorites:
Browns
Packers
Bills
Hated:
Steelers
Ravens
Cowboys
Also, cant STAND boston fans. For the longest time all they did was whine about their bad luck. Yet they had a dynasty basketball team and multiple super bowls before the sox won.
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May be an obvious topic, but it's a good one.
It's far easier for me to come up with baseball teams I kinda-sorta like, but I'll give the football thing a go:
Browns
massive gap
Bills
Packers
Saints
Ownership issues are involved with the Bills and Packers and I just can't help but like the Saints and their fans.
The hate list is pretty typical around these parts:
Ravens
Steelers
hmm...
I'd easily add the Skins to this list but that has everything to do with their owner and exactly nothing to do with their fans.
The Eagles would make the list *because* of their fans. But so many wave that around as a badge of triumph that they don't understand that they're hated exactly for the fact they wear that badge. They're just not that intimidating or important yet they think they're both of those things.
Beanpot
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Favorites
Browns
Chargers
Texans
Hated
Usually whom ever has the most annoying fans at the time.
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Favorites:
Browns
Packers
Bills
Hated:
Steelers
Ravens
Cowboys
Also, cant STAND boston fans. For the longest time all they did was whine about their bad luck. Yet they had a dynasty basketball team and multiple super bowls before the sox won.
Also, cant STAND boston fans. For the longest time all they did was whine about their bad luck. Yet they had a dynasty basketball team and multiple super bowls before the sox won.
Agreed, to a point. They were silly to break out the woe-is-me crap when it came to following sports. But when it comes to baseball, they had every reason to act like little bitches while expecting the worst. That shit, that pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming stuff while the WS flag was raised - THAT was genuine.
I'll put it this way - I'll love it when a Cleveland team finally wins a championship in my lifetime. Absolutely love it.
But if that team isn't the Tribe?
The whining is going to continue.
Beanpot
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I don't get having a couple fav teams.
My standard for calling a team a fav, is they bring me join when they win and I cry when they lose.
I bleed brown and orange nothing else. Nothing else gets my blood flowing, I can't sleep on sundays just waiting for kick off. I feel sick to my stomach when they lose.
You can't be a diehard fan and have two fav teams, in my opionion.
In jon we trust!
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I don't get having a couple fav teams.
My standard for calling a team a fav, is they bring me join when they win and I cry when they lose.
I bleed brown and orange nothing else. Nothing else gets my blood flowing, I can't sleep on sundays just waiting for kick off. I feel sick to my stomach when they lose.
You can't be a diehard fan and have two fav teams, in my opionion.
In jon we trust!
I don't get having a couple fav teams.
My standard for calling a team a fav, is they bring me join when they win and I cry when they lose.
I bleed brown and orange nothing else. Nothing else gets my blood flowing, I can't sleep on sundays just waiting for kick off. I feel sick to my stomach when they lose.
You can't be a diehard fan and have two fav teams, in my opionion.
In jon we trust!
Sure, but the question was asked while using the plural. Of COURSE we know the *favorite* team of most posting here, but the poster asked, essentially, which other teams we hope do well.
If answering that question causes you to break out the "die hard fan" crap, then you weren't the intended audience. Now go sit in a corner and lick off your froth.
Beanpot
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Beanpoop,
Your gay! Now go bend over ur dog
Sweet! Haven't posted here in nearly a year and now I'm asked - no - told - to have sex with a canine.
A gay one at that.
Plus there's a "poop" reference!
Couple all of that with a "your" and I'm so glad I'm back!
Beanpot
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Also, cant STAND boston fans. For the longest time all they did was whine about their bad luck. Yet they had a dynasty basketball team and multiple super bowls before the sox won.
Agreed, to a point. They were silly to break out the woe-is-me crap when it came to following sports. But when it comes to baseball, they had every reason to act like little bitches while expecting the worst. That shit, that pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming stuff while the WS flag was raised - THAT was genuine.
I'll put it this way - I'll love it when a Cleveland team finally wins a championship in my lifetime. Absolutely love it.
But if that team isn't the Tribe?
The whining is going to continue.
Beanpot
Agreed, to a point. They were silly to break out the woe-is-me crap when it came to following sports. But when it comes to baseball, they had every reason to act like little bitches while expecting the worst. That shit, that pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming stuff while the WS flag was raised - THAT was genuine.
I'll put it this way - I'll love it when a Cleveland team finally wins a championship in my lifetime. Absolutely love it.
But if that team isn't the Tribe?
The whining is going to continue.
Beanpot
I guess being from Cleveland its kind of like being homeless and seeing someone with a huge house and complaining they dont like the color. I do agree Boston is a baseball town though, so had some painful times - But at least they had some other great sports moments, where Cleveland is nothing but tragic endings.And as far as Cleveland goes , we would rather see Browns win over any other Cleveland team. As we are a football town/state. I do love the Indians and Cavs. But nothing would make me as happy as a Browns super bowl win.
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favorites
browns
packers
dolphins (i loved marino)
hated
ravens
patriots
cowboys
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Agreed, to a point. They were silly to break out the woe-is-me crap when it came to following sports. But when it comes to baseball, they had every reason to act like little bitches while expecting the worst. That shit, that pinch-me-I-must-be-dreaming stuff while the WS flag was raised - THAT was genuine.
I'll put it this way - I'll love it when a Cleveland team finally wins a championship in my lifetime. Absolutely love it.
But if that team isn't the Tribe?
The whining is going to continue.
Beanpot
I guess being from Cleveland its kind of like being homeless and seeing someone with a huge house and complaining they dont like the color. I do agree Boston is a baseball town though, so had some painful times - But at least they had some other great sports moments, where Cleveland is nothing but tragic endings.And as far as Cleveland goes , we would rather see Browns win over any other Cleveland team. As we are a football town/state. I do love the Indians and Cavs. But nothing would make me as happy as a Browns super bowl win.
I guess being from Cleveland its kind of like being homeless and seeing someone with a huge house and complaining they dont like the color. I do agree Boston is a baseball town though, so had some painful times - But at least they had some other great sports moments, where Cleveland is nothing but tragic endings.And as far as Cleveland goes , we would rather see Browns win over any other Cleveland team. As we are a football town/state. I do love the Indians and Cavs. But nothing would make me as happy as a Browns super bowl win.
That - the huge house thing - is a TERRIFIC analogy.
I'm not at all disagreeing with you, you're dead-nuts on when you compare our frustration to theirs. Noooo contest.
I was just sticking up for the baseball fans who were only mildly satisfied by the success of the Pats/Celts.
Beanpot
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I don't get having a couple fav teams.
My standard for calling a team a fav, is they bring me join when they win and I cry when they lose.
I bleed brown and orange nothing else. Nothing else gets my blood flowing, I can't sleep on sundays just waiting for kick off. I feel sick to my stomach when they lose.
You can't be a diehard fan and have two fav teams, in my opionion.
In jon we trust!
I don't get having a couple fav teams.
My standard for calling a team a fav, is they bring me join when they win and I cry when they lose.
I bleed brown and orange nothing else. Nothing else gets my blood flowing, I can't sleep on sundays just waiting for kick off. I feel sick to my stomach when they lose.
You can't be a diehard fan and have two fav teams, in my opionion.
In jon we trust!
You can be a die hard Cleveland fan and still respect other teams. I would never root for any other team EVER. But I can still say I respect some other organazations. Trust me, whenever the Browns lose I cant watch ESPN or any sports network for a few days. As hearing about it makes me sick.
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I guess being from Cleveland its kind of like being homeless and seeing someone with a huge house and complaining they dont like the color. I do agree Boston is a baseball town though, so had some painful times - But at least they had some other great sports moments, where Cleveland is nothing but tragic endings.And as far as Cleveland goes , we would rather see Browns win over any other Cleveland team. As we are a football town/state. I do love the Indians and Cavs. But nothing would make me as happy as a Browns super bowl win.
That - the huge house thing - is a TERRIFIC analogy.
I'm not at all disagreeing with you, you're dead-nuts on when you compare our frustration to theirs. Noooo contest.
I was just sticking up for the baseball fans who were only mildly satisfied by the success of the Pats/Celts.
Beanpot
That - the huge house thing - is a TERRIFIC analogy.
I'm not at all disagreeing with you, you're dead-nuts on when you compare our frustration to theirs. Noooo contest.
I was just sticking up for the baseball fans who were only mildly satisfied by the success of the Pats/Celts.
Beanpot
I have to admit though, I am still scarred from the Boston Cleveland series where botson came back from 2-0 and won three straight by scoring like 400 runs- and cost Mike Hargrove his job, which to this day I feel was a HUUGGE mistake. I will never forget the people in Boston chanting Jared Wrights name while he was being shelled.
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That - the huge house thing - is a TERRIFIC analogy.
I'm not at all disagreeing with you, you're dead-nuts on when you compare our frustration to theirs. Noooo contest.
I was just sticking up for the baseball fans who were only mildly satisfied by the success of the Pats/Celts.
Beanpot
I have to admit though, I am still scarred from the Boston Cleveland series where botson came back from 2-0 and won three straight by scoring like 400 runs- and cost Mike Hargrove his job, which to this day I feel was a HUUGGE mistake. I will never forget the people in Boston chanting Jared Wrights name while he was being shelled.
I have to admit though, I am still scarred from the Boston Cleveland series where botson came back from 2-0 and won three straight by scoring like 400 runs. I will never forget the people in Boston chanting Jared Wrights name while he was being shelled.
You and me both.
And scarred is the right word.
I don't come close to *liking* Red Sox fans, I just appreciate their wait between titles.
Beanpot
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Sweet! Haven't posted here in nearly a year and now I'm asked - no - told - to have sex with a canine.
A gay one at that.
Plus there's a "poop" reference!
Couple all of that with a "your" and I'm so glad I'm back!
Beanpot
Beanpot, that's great
.People around here take things way too serious.
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Fav
Browns
Packers(Rogers my Fantasy QB)
Eagles (Mccoy Fantasy RB)
Hate
AFC North
Bucs
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I try to answer the 'favorite' part of this question by where I thought my loyalties might go in 1996. When the team left, I thought I would start rooting (halfheartedly of course) for someone else. I thought about the Packers because of their great fans, but they were starting to dominate and I didn't want to be a bandwagon jumper. So that left me with another Midwest team: the Bears. But, in truth, I never got into it emotionally those first few weeks of the 1996 season. And not long after that, Mr. Tagliabue and others announced the resurrection of our team and that was that.
So, in short, I like the Packers because of the fan base.
My wife is a Lions fan and I would like to see them succeed once in awhile, if only for the city. Interesting and somewhat funny story from a guy from Detroit whom I used to work with. Each year he drives the 2 hours to Detroit for Thanksgiving and volunteers at a soup kitchen in the downtown area during the early afternoon before heading to his relatives' place for Thanksgiving supper. And he tells me that each year the poor/homeless come through the line and don't complain about a thing and are very appreciative of everything they're given . . . and then the Lions game starts on TV. Nothing but complaining about the Lions ensues. So, in short, that tells you how the Lions can affect the emotions of some of the don't-haves in the city.
As far as hate goes, it runs hot and cold with some teams. Right now, I absolutely can't stand the Jets. Everything they exude is what's wrong with sports today: Cockiness, arrogance, selfishness, look-at-me spoiled-brats with talent, and it's all displayed on reality TV.
Then there are the teams I just hate, period.
Pittsburgh: Respect their annual toughness and success, but can't stand them just the same.
Baltimore: For obvious reasons.
Cincinnati: I think I hate the Bengals more because of their fans. They are the most fair weather-come-out-of-the-woodwork-shouting-WhoDey pieces of garbage I have ever seen in NFL fandom. Obviously they have had to put their black and orange back in storage this year.
Don't hate anybody in the NFC, but that's because I don't see them play enough, but the Cowboys would be a strong candidate.
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Favorites:
Browns
Purple Raiders (they are winning 24-7 right now and i'm bumming that i couldn't go)
Most Despised:
Steelers
Yankees
Red Sox
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talking about mount union of course i have a buddy down there i went to school with and played football with hes on the team
i've had the pleasure to meet Coach Kehres and he is a total class guy. According to today's PD, Coach has a record of 303-22-3 in his 25 years at the helm. i believe that includes playoff games as well. His run has got to be the most successful in NCAA football history. i think he as 10 national championships.
Yesterday, his starting QB went down in the first quarter. The backup, Matt Pilotto, threw for over 300 yards, 4 TD's and 0 ints. Cecil Shorts, a Collinwood grad, may get drafted in the NFL this spring.
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