Things NFL Fans Should Never Bring Up Again

[NormSizedMidget]

Right, you can call them haters and dissect their flawed argument

I suppose but 90% of the time I see it used is because they don't have a counter argument.

[Austeezy]

I suppose but 90% of the time I see it used is because they don't have a counter argument.

I agree with this.

[jmartin80]

Any type of reference comparing football to war:

He is a soldier out there.

We have to prepare to do battle.

It was 60 minutes of a hard fought battle.

[georgiadolfan]

When arguing or debating with fans of some teams.....most often Dallas Cowboys fans it is almost a guarentee that sometime during the talk they will bring up how many more Superbowl rings they have that your team. Even when talking about current teams and current seasons this is always a default argument. Not all Dallas Cowboy fans do this, I just see it more often with them probably because I have many Cowboy fans in my family. I guess i wouldnt say this should never be brought up again because there is a time and place to discuss Superbowl wins, but not in this context.

Many Steelers and Patriots fans do this too.

[DBR96A]

Many Steelers and Patriots fans do this too.

If a fan of the Steelers or Patriots does this, then it's typically in response to either a) sore losers who try to discredit each team of their historic success, or b) those who proclaim either team as being in a state of long-term or permanent decline. All it takes is one good draft for a team to reload and stay in contention, and guess who two of the best teams in the NFL are at drafting?

[kingsfullof7s]

i always hated when a franchise was having a couple of bad years, people will say they have been terrible forever, and have no chance of winning.

there is a thin line between a good and a bad team, remember the saying "any given sunday?"

also, the "who have they beaten" arguement...

[BlackWidow]

Many Steelers and Patriots fans do this too.

When I worked at an NFL sports store for a year, steelers fans came in first followed by packers and then cowboys and patriots. It got annoying.

[NormSizedMidget]

racks

[BDawk4Prez]

racks

Guaranteed racks.

[yankeefan54]

Brady and rodgers are system qb.

[NormSizedMidget]

Brady and rodgers are system qb.

I never understood why Peyton wasn't a system QB.

[FortDetroit]

I never understood why Peyton wasn't a system QB.

Technically Peyton is a system QB. He IS the system.

Realistically though, he's not a system QB because his backup QB sucked last year.

[NormSizedMidget]

Technically Peyton is a system QB. He IS the system.

That was a bait to get someone to say that.

It happens every single time.


The things people believe......

[NormSizedMidget]

Technically Peyton is a system QB. He IS the system.

Realistically though, he's not a system QB because his backup QB sucked last year.

He's backups were never allowed reps and their QB's last year were about as talented as ARI's. Possibly less.

If you never prepare someone to take over. It's going to be rough getting someone to do it.

[dbroncsinmo]

When arguing or debating with fans of some teams.....most often Dallas Cowboys fans it is almost a guarentee that sometime during the talk they will bring up how many more Superbowl rings they have that your team. Even when talking about current teams and current seasons this is always a default argument. Not all Dallas Cowboy fans do this, I just see it more often with them probably because I have many Cowboy fans in my family. I guess i wouldnt say this should never be brought up again because there is a time and place to discuss Superbowl wins, but not in this context.

That is all Raiders fans have to talk about. If you take that away, they'd be silent.

Hmmmm... I like the idea.