Looking For A New NFL Team

#55
#55
Pick a team that you can easily get to for their home games. For instance, a Knoxvillian could choose between the Titans, Bengals, Panthers or Falcons (don't choose the Falcons).
You like the Reds so it might be easy to go with the Bengals. That way you can just find a good Cincy sports radio show that will knock it all out at once.
 
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#57
#57
508mikey said:
players arent loyal either you know
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Some are, but that's also a tad different since that's their job. If they get a better offer somewhere else, I no more expect them to stay there than I would expect you to stay a worse job.
 
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#62
HoptownVol said:
Pfft! Its professional sports, you're allowed to change teams at your own discretion. Who cares, its not like you're going to live and die with any of
these teams like we do the Vols. The investment is just not there.
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....that's not how this works. it's not how any of this works.

You can do that in the literal sense, but I can't imagine you actually taking part in a respectable discussion about sports when people know you are a bandwagoner.
 
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Crew said:
....that's not how this works. it's not how any of this works.

You can do that in the literal sense, but I can't imagine you actually taking part in a respectable discussion about sports when people know you are a bandwagoner.
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What in thee bloody hell are you talking about? We didnt have professional sports growing up in
the South, all we had in Tennessee was UT. A man loses interest and wants to change professional teams
thats his business, and none of yours Mr Busybody.
 
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HoptownVol said:
What in thee bloody hell are you talking about? We didnt have professional sports growing up in
the South, all we had in Tennessee was UT. A man loses interest and wants to change professional teams
thats his business, and none of yours Mr Busybody.
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It is his business to decide what teams to root for.

It's also his business to decide whether or not walk through a crowd with a kick me sign strapped to his back.

Choose wisely.
 
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#68
#68
Guess I'll just pull against the Cowboys and Patriots until Peyton decides which team he wants to become the GM of :)
 
#69
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HoptownVol said:
What in thee bloody hell are you talking about? We didnt have professional sports growing up in
the South, all we had in Tennessee was UT. A man loses interest and wants to change professional teams
thats his business, and none of yours Mr Busybody.
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LOL you're also the first bandwagon fan to beat his chest after his new team wins a title and says "we are camps". You fit the stereotype perfectly.
 
#71
#71
BleedOrange91 said:
Try being in Arizona with no ties in the NFL. I'll probably just try to follow random Vols
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Ties, schmies... I passed by Philadelphia once in my life on my way to a reunion.


My ties to the Eagles started off simply as Reggie White is a Vol, he was a Showboat, then he became an Eagle.

Randall Cunningham is awesome.

The defense is pretty good at hitting people.

In this day and age, you don't need to be in the city to follow your team.
 
#72
#72
Lions fan since 1964...

Q: How many Detroit Lions does it take to win a Super Bowl? A: Nobody knows and we may never find out!
 
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