Ranking NFL fan bases, from worst to first

[shabazz]

'Vtwin' and 'Runwildboys': thanks for the responses.
I appreciate the insight and opinion on how the Patriots franchise is viewed in their backyard - way back then and now.

@Vtwin and @Runwildboys are the cream of the crop

 

[Runwildboys]

@Vtwin and @Runwildboys are the cream of the crop

Thanks, brother! You're not so bad yourself!

 

[darthseinfeld]

No one throws money at their team like Cowboys fans

Unfortunately Cowboys are mostly interested in polished Instagram selfies in their Cowboys merch. Its just too bad Jones hasnt figured out how shoe licensing. Could you imagine if Cowboys fans could get a pair of Dez's or Romo's or Elliott's or Dak's. That could be apocalyptic

 

[darthseinfeld]

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I can tell you from first hand experience that those people started ranking them lower the moment Brady left. Drive around New England and you can hardly tell this is where the Patriots are from. (At least if you're not within 30 miles of Foxboro.)

Here in CT I probably see more Stars than Flying Elvises these days.

Growing up in the NE market in the 70's, Pats fans were few and far between. I personally only knew 1. They got a bit of a bandwagon thing started in the mid 80's, but the wagon pretty quickly broke an axle. Then came Brady and Belichick. Now you can't throw a rock without hitting one. I know a whole bunch who switched their alliances in 2002. My stepfather and long-time Giants fan became a Pats fan in 2007. Just in time to watch "his" undefeated Patriots lose to the Giants in the SB.

Boston has always been more of a stickball and hoops town

 

[shabazz]

Thanks, brother! You're not so bad yourself!

I’m going through menopause and way too sensitive.. I wept at a hydrangea that had wilted in my yard.

 

[Captain-Crash]

They aren’t real fans. They are trolls and fans of other teams

negativity makes me cry

who said cloning was real?

 

[Runwildboys]

I’m going through menopause and way too sensitive.. I wept at a hydrangea that had wilted in my yard.

Great, now I know what I'm in store for.