What NFL team do you think has the least loyal fans?

And comment as to why!

What NFL team do you think has the least loyal fans?nba 07

Patriots, no im just kidding, i think all teams have their share.

What NFL team do you think has the least loyal fans?sports tickets ,nba teams

The Patriots by far. Where were these fans 10 years ago when they were garbage. I'm a KC Chiefs fan, and Arrowhead has always been packed with Chief fans whether they are winning or not. Go Chiefs, screw the Pats. Report It


Greenbay Packers have the most loyal fans ever. They have people on the waiting list for season tickets. Some people will be on the list for more then 20 years. GO GREENBAY Report It


Cincinnati, no question. I live here in Cincy, and let me tell you, the fans are the absolute worst kind you can have. They are all pathetic bandwagoners who can name 5 players on the team not named Chad Johnson or Carson Palmer. It's ridiculous. They all wear their Bengals jerseys at school on Monday, after a victory, not Friday before they play. After the Bengals started not totally sucking all these Cincinnati people starting becoming "die hard" Bengals fan for a couple of years, and now that the Bengals are 2-5 this year, and already the Bengals fans are starting to crawl back into their holes. I'm sure it's not coincidence that I've seen more and more Patriots jerseys around my school.
Cowboys fans. That team has been bad for 10 years and you never heard a peep from any so called fan. They make the playoffs last year and all of a sudden "lifetime Cowboys fans" come out of the woodwork.

Pats fans are #2. Most will be gone with their next non-playoff year.

Colts fans are #3. Never heard of many Colts fans (after they left Baltimore) until recently, now they are everywhere.

Most Loyal fans are Browns, Packers, and Steelers fans.
I have to disagree with what the dude said about the Raiders fans being the least loyal fans. The Raiders fans I know will talk about how the Raiders are the best team in the NFL when they've only won one game.

I'm a Seahawks fan and I live in Washington. When we had our best season in 2005, after we made the playoffs a lot of fans were telling me "We'll choke in either the NFC Championship or the Superbowl."

Sure, we choked in the Superbowl, but that shows that a lot of the fans here don't have the faith in them that I have. I keep telling people that we'll win our division, but nobody was believing me after that Saints game.
Philly - they boo at anything instread of cheering their team on and making something out of home-field advantage.
Arizona Cardinals,and the reason is that they have moved from city to city so their history in Arizona has been a recent one,plus the fans may not be sure the team will be there permanent

Contrary to what that green helmet claims,the Dallas Cowboys might best be represented by its NFL record of consecutive games in front of sold out stadiums. The streak of 160 sold-out regular and post-season games began in 1990, and included 79 straight sellouts at Texas Stadium and 81 straight sell-outs on the road.
Kansas City and Houston. I always notice the stadiums are half empty when there's still over a quarter to play. It just happened a couple of weeks ago when the Texans were playing the Titans.
I live in San Diego (am a packers fan), and when the fans were chanting Marty after 2-3 losses, that 'to me' put their loyalty in question.
Patriots.....5 seasons from now they will be giving away tickets to come see the Pats play.
If you have ever been to Ca. you know that it is the Raiders. You have two distinct group of Raider fans. You have a very small group of absolute die hard to their grave fans. Then you have everyone else. When they went the superbowl in 2002, there were people standing in the middle of I880 (a six lane freeway) waving Raider flags. Every car and truck in central ca. had a Raider flag/sticker. A short five years later their fan base has dwindled down to the very few faithful.
Colts, Last year in the first round of the Playoffs. Thousands of Chiefs fans showed up and were pretty loud in the RCA Dome. Tickets for a playoff game were readily available. I could not believe that their fans did not even show for a playoff game.

WooCee Did you hear Manning Comments after that game. He pleaded with Colts fans to use there tickets for the next game in the playoffs. He had to beg your fans not to sell your tickets to the Playoff game like they did for Kansas City. Those were your own QB's words so he must have noticed the presence of True fans in his Dome, since he is normally not used to loud fans in his Dome.

I bought my tickets off ebay for $5 below face value, for a playoff game. from your loyal fans.
Patriot fans are only loyal when the teams brings home trophies. I say that because I live in KY but I work with a guy from Boston. HUGE Pats/Red Sox fan. He didn't see the AFC Champ game because he was working. I called him at work when it was over and told him how the game played out. This guy actually said, "Brady's through! It's time to get rid of the bastard!" He wasn't joking! He was pissed. I heard a Patriot fan on a talk radio show after that game ended and he said something similar. Geez! These people are nuts! Maybe instead of calling them unloyal you could just call them a bunch of spoiled babies! Loyal fans stick with their teams through the good, bad, and the ugly! Patriot fans don't do that. It's good or nothing with those guys.
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it is hard to say. i mean, there were the fans in L.A, but the 2 NFL teams they had left them. so that leaves L.A out. it's truly hard to say, but i would have to say the vikings fans just because of all the rumors i have been hearing of them leaving. their fans have been embarrased for many years, just cannot win the big game. now it's like they just don't care anymore.
I'd have to say the Falcons. Why base your team on one guy and bail when he's out? True fans stick through it. No matter how painful it is.

I don't agree with the Eagles thing. What's wrong with being critical with your team when you think they could do better? What else do expect from a city hungry for a trophy? Go to Lincoln Financial Field and see how passionate they are!!!
The Saints, i mean those paper bags speak for themselves.
Jacksonville Jaguars. Even when that team goes to the playoffs their fans won't show up.
I think the Raiders , I live in Southern California and when the sorry Raiders win a game that is all people talk about they have their stupid flags out and wear the Raider gear but you cannot find one that can name the starting quarterback , but when the Raiders lose you do not see jack no flags or anything the only people wearing Raider gear are the stupid gangbangers !
I was waiting for someone to say Philly because they boo. The old standbye cliche. I've been to a bunch of NFL games around the league and I have heard booing at each game. Other teams do not like to go to Philly because of the crowd and it being a hostile environment. The new stadium not so much, but the Vet was downright nasty. Quite a few opposing team players have made comments that they wished their fans were more like Philly fans. When you get paid that much money and act like a moron on the field the person who just paid probably a couple of hundred bucks for a seat can boo. Philly fans back their team like no other.

Least loyal, I might say the Dolphins. Who goes to their games. Didn't they lose a home game so it could be played over in England. Imagine another team trying to do that. If they tried to do that with the Eagles the fans would burn the stadium down.
To Barometer Soup, you haven't got a clue about us. Philly fans have bled green as long as the team has been around; and we've survived many horrible years.

We boo anyone or anything that doesn't appear to leave it all out on the field. We boo because even we know that Coach Reid passes too much. We boo because we understand the game.

We boo because we care.
least loyal...KC fans, dumbest fans=cheatriots
When Troy Aikman took over and the Cowboys won 1 game all season, fans disowned the team. Which is okay. They shouldn't have been rooting for them in the 1st place. Bandwagon jumpers all of 'em!
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Hey KC Cheif I was at that game. I'm not sure you got your numbers right. However, since ticket scalping is legal in Indiana, TONS of ticket brokers have our season tix tied up and there isn't anything we do about it...and they'll sell to anyone. But generally Colts fans are loyal.

He was talking to the scalpers you prolly saw them on the street corners..prolly where you got your tickets... But I'll give KC a vote for most Loyal fans all the way. You guys are cool!

No doubt it was a ticket scalper that you got your tix from...but I'm glad you got to come and spend your money in Indy!
Bengals
New England because all of them are dirty bandwagoners!
Arizona Cardinals. Why? Not long ago, when they %26amp; Dallas were in the same division, when Dallas came to play there were more Cowboys-fans than Cardinals fans!!! Pathetic!!!!
HELLO EVERY ONE IF YOU AIN'T CHEATING YOU AINT TRYING AT LEAST NEW ENGLAND FANS ADMIT IT THATS LOYALTY .

Should NFL Players be fined for going to a funeral?

A member of the Vikings was fined $24k for attending a funeral and missing a game last week. I think its cr@p. How do you feel?

Should NFL Players be fined for going to a funeral?nba fantasy

Well...I feel badly for him that he suffered the death of a grandparent which is an awful thing to go through. However, I think the fine (which was probably a paycheck deduction) was appropriate:

1) I am sure that he had a contractual obligation to not miss any games.

2) The family could have scheduled the funeral for Monday if it was going to be a huge deal

3) I missed work when my grandfather died and I didn't get paid for it, and I count on the money I make everyday to survive and pay bills. I am sure his wallet wasn't hurt.

Should NFL Players be fined for going to a funeral?nba draft picks ,nba teams

I think if it was a "fine" then it is BS. But on the other hand, players are paid a VERY attractive salary (even at the league minimum) and they season is only 16 games. I think it is fair that a portion of the salary is withheld due to missing a game. Kind of like an unpaid leave of absence.
No, they should not. Think about if you parents died, and you were not allowed to go to their funeral. How would that make you feel?
I couldn't give less who you are; if someone you know dies, you have every right to go to his funeral and not get fined. The only questions I've got: Did he tell the coach about this, and was the guy actually going to the funeral of a person he knew.
I don't agreee with the fine. He went to his grandmothers funeral. The NFL should have a bereavement policy like the MLB. It probably does not because there are not a lot of games in the NFL season. Therefore, players are more obligated to attend every game.
he wasn't bothered by it. he didn't get fined as much as he just didn't get paid for that game check. when my grandmother died and I went to the funeral I didn't get paid for that day either.
I don't know if he should miss a game but that sucks to get a fine. He should of just moved the funeral o saturday or monday.
Why didn't the family think of the grandson and schedule it for Saturday or Monday. They're the ones who weren't thinking.

The gamecheck is probably more than the fine. Maybe they gave him a gamecheck and deducted the fine from it.
The NFL has got to be the only business that can get away with that. I wouldn't appeal to the league, I would sue in a court of law. It can't be legal regardless of what the contract says. You might even claim that being fined for attending a funeral is tantamount to religious oppression. I guarantee the NFL will forget about the fine.
I agree that it is not right, but was it a close family member? It must have been something in the way his contract was written.
Don't know the whole story. If it was someone very close to him, then a fine is wrong. Need to read more details.
I agree with you, - it would depend on his contract. I guess it was important enough to him to go and pay the fine.
If the funeral was on a yacht with strippers...Yes.
yes he should. he should know that the vikings come first, second, and third. they are paid to be somewhere on sunday....and in the cemetary is not it. in fact, the vikings probably think "hey! that dude isn't going anywhere.... go AFTER the season"
It is so B.S. this guy lost his grandmother and has to give the Vikings 24k?? this is rediculous and he should appeal this.
he gets paid millions of dollars to play football, not miss games.
It is crap...All the NFL's rules about "proper behavior" and "morality clauses" in contracts....Paying your respects to a human being after they have passed sets a very GOOD example, then you turn around and fine him.....Shame on them!!!

This should have been handled much better and alot quieter, I understand he is paid to do a job, and he failed to do so, but let's get things into perspective.........
That is awful....

Where is the video of Cletus (NFL robot) getting beat up by the chick from The Sarah Connor Chronicl

I heard that during the SuperBowl the robot that you see at the bottom of the screen sometimes "warming up" got beat up (terminated) by Cameron from The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I can't find this video searching YouTube or searching on Google. Anybody seen it on the internet?

Where is the video of Cletus (NFL robot) getting beat up by the chick from The Sarah Connor Chronicles?tickets

It got beat up by the cyborg terminator. Check with FOX. It's their promo effect.

When are the NFL injury reports due out?

Last year the initial injury reports were posted on Wednesday afternoons at 5:00 PM, with an updated version on Saturday. Now I don't see them at all, and it's the end of the day on Thursday. Has there been a revised policy?

When are the NFL injury reports due out?nba draft history

No, that's still correct -- Wed. 5 p.m. The newspaper in your hometown sucks if they don't put it in the sports section. Plus, you have coaches like the Patriots coach (Bill the cheater) who aren't always honest with who's hurt and who isn't, so you can't believe everything you read.

When are the NFL injury reports due out?nba playoffs 2007 ,nba teams

It seems that injury lists have a style change from the Associated Press. On Wednesday, the list indicates if a player practiced full, only light work, or no practice. Here is the Friday update from the AP.

NFL Injury Report

NEW YORK (AP) 鈥?The National Football League injury report, as provided by the league:

Sunday

ATLANTA FALCONS at JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 鈥?Falcons: OUT: DT Roderick Coleman (knee). DOUBTFUL: S Chris Crocker (knee). QUESTIONABLE: WR Laurent Robinson (hamstring). Jaguars: OUT: C Brad Meester (ankle), K Josh Scobee (right quadricep). QUESTIONABLE: LB Clint Ingram (ankle), DT Tony McDaniel (knee). PROBABLE: DE Reggie Hayward (Achilles), DT John Henderson (thigh), DE Bobby McCray (elbow), S Gerald Sensabaugh (shoulder), DT Marcus Stroud (shin), WR Reggie Williams (back).

BUFFALO BILLS at PITTSBURGH STEELERS 鈥?Bills: OUT: DE Ryan Denney (foot), LB Keith Ellison (ankle), TE Kevin Everett (neck), S Ko Simpson (ankle), CB Jason Webster (forearm), LB Coy Wire (knee). QUESTIONABLE: WR Josh Reed (thigh). Steelers: OUT: LB Marquis Cooper (hamstring).

CINCINNATI BENGALS at CLEVELAND BROWNS 鈥?Bengals: OUT: LB Rashad Jeanty (shin), S Ethan Kilmer (knee), DE Frostee Rucker (hamstring). DOUBTFUL: C Eric Ghiaciuc (thumb). QUESTIONABLE: S Nedu Ndukwe (hamstring). PROBABLE: T Willie Anderson (foot), WR Antonio Chatman (hamstring), K Shayne Graham (hip), WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh (knee), S Dexter Jackson (thigh), CB Deltha O鈥橬eal (knee). Browns: OUT: LB Willie McGinest (back). DOUBTFUL: CB Gary Baxter (knees). QUESTIONABLE: CB Leigh Bodden (groin), LB Antwan Peek (foot), P Dave Zastudil (back). PROBABLE: CB Daven Holly (concussion).

DALLAS COWBOYS at MIAMI DOLPHINS 鈥?Cowboys: OUT: LB Greg Ellis (Achilles), WR Terry Glenn (knee). QUESTIONABLE: CB Terence Newman (foot). PROBABLE: LB Kevin Burnett (ankle). Dolphins: OUT: CB Andre鈥?Goodman (shoulder). PROBABLE: RB Jesse Chatman (knee).

GREEN BAY PACKERS at NEW YORK GIANTS 鈥?Packers: OUT: T Tony Moll (neck), DE Mike Montgomery (knee). DOUBTFUL: S Aaron Rouse (hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: WR Carlyle Holiday (knee), WR Greg Jennings (hamstring), RB Vernand Morency (knee), G Jason Spitz (calf). PROBABLE: CB Al Harris (elbow), DE Aaron Kampman (rib), TE Donald Lee (knee). Giants: OUT: RB Brandon Jacobs (knee), WR David Tyree (wrist). DOUBTFUL: CB Kevin Dockery (ankle). QUESTIONABLE: LB Zak DeOssie (back), QB Eli Manning (right shoulder), K Lawrence Tynes (right calf), LB Gerris Wilkinson (knee). PROBABLE: DE Osi Umenyiora (knee), S Gibril Wilson (quadricep).

HOUSTON TEXANS at CAROLINA PANTHERS 鈥?Texans: QUESTIONABLE: DT Travis Johnson (foot), DE Ndukwe Kalu (hand), DT Amobi Okoye (foot). Panthers: OUT: S Nate Salley (knee). DOUBTFUL: DE Stanley McClover (thigh). QUESTIONABLE: S Deke Cooper (thigh). PROBABLE: DE Mike Rucker (thigh).

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS at TENNESSEE TITANS 鈥?Colts: OUT: T Charlie Johnson (knee). DOUBTFUL: LB Freddy Keiaho (elbow). QUESTIONABLE: LB Rob Morris (rib). Titans: DOUBTFUL: TE Casey Cramer (hamstring).

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS at CHICAGO BEARS 鈥?Chiefs: OUT: WR Eddie Kennison (hamstring). QUESTIONABLE: LB Keyaron Fox (back), S Jon McGraw (hamstring). Bears: QUESTIONABLE: P Brad Maynard (groin), TE Greg Olsen (knee). PROBABLE: WR Muhsin Muhammad (ankle), LB Brian Urlacher (back).

MINNESOTA VIKINGS at DETROIT LIONS 鈥?Vikings: QUESTIONABLE: S Mike Doss (calf), RB Tony Richardson (forearm), RB Chester Taylor (hip). PROBABLE: LB Vinny Ciurciu (hand), WR Robert Ferguson (ankle), RB Naufahu Tahi (ankle). Lions: OUT: RB T.J. Duckett (ankle). DOUBTFUL: RB Kevin Jones (foot). QUESTIONABLE: LB Anthony Cannon (quadricep), QB Dan Orlovsky (toe).

NEW ORLEANS SAINTS at TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 鈥?Saints: OUT: TE Mark Campbell (back). Buccaneers: OUT: DE Patrick Chukwurah (knee). DOUBTFUL: CB Brian Kelly (groin). QUESTIONABLE: DT Chris Hovan (ankle), RB Carnell Williams (ribs).

NEW YORK JETS at BALTIMORE RAVENS 鈥?Jets: QUESTIONABLE: CB Andre Dyson (foot), RB Thomas Jones (calf), CB Justin Miller (thigh), G Brandon Moore (shoulder), QB Chad Pennington (ankle), S Eric Smith (thigh). PROBABLE: DE David Bowens (hand), TE Joe Kowalewski (shoulder), DT Dewayne Robertson (knee), RB Stacy Tutt (foot). Ravens: DOUBTFUL: T Jonathan Ogden (toe). QUESTIONABLE: WR Mark Clayton (toe), LB Ray Lewis (triceps), QB Steve McNair (groin), CB David Pittman (ankle), S Ed Reed (ankle), CB Samari Rolle (foot), TE Daniel Wilcox (ankle), WR Demetrius Williams (chest)

OAKLAND RAIDERS at DENVER BRONCOS 鈥?Raiders: OUT: LB Isaiah Ekejiuba (foot). DOUBTFUL: QB Josh McCown (foot), C Jeremy Newberry (hamstring), CB Duane Starks (groin). QUESTIONABLE: G Robert Gallery (hamstring). Broncos: OUT: G Ben Hamilton (concussion), T Ryan Harris (back). QUESTIONABLE: TE Stephen Alexander (calf), CB Domonique Foxworth (ankle), CB Karl Paymah (concussion). PROBABLE: DE Tim Crowder (ankle), S John Lynch (ankle), WR Javon Walker (shoulder).

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS at ST. LOUIS RAMS 鈥?49ers: QUESTIONABLE: TE Billy Bajema (ankle). PROBABLE: S Dashon Goldson (elbow), CB Marcus Hudson (quadricep), CB Shawntae Spencer (elbow). Rams: OUT: CB Tye Hill (back), G Richie Incognito (ankle). QUESTIONABLE: LB Pisa Tinoisamoa (ankle). PROBABLE: WR Drew Bennett (thigh), WR Dane Looker (illness).

SEATTLE SEAHAWKS at ARIZONA CARDINALS 鈥?Seahawks: OUT: WR D.J. Hackett (ankle). DOUBTFUL: LB LeRoy Hill (foot), RB Maurice Morris (hip), WR Ben Obomanu (hamstring). PROBABLE: DT Brandon Mebane (shoulder). Cardinals: OUT: DT Alan Branch (hand), C Al Johnson (knee), DT Ross Kolodziej (knee). QUESTIONABLE: WR Bryant Johnson (hamstring).

SAN DIEGO CHARGERS at NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 鈥?Chargers: OUT WR Eric Parker (toe). PROBABLE: DE Luis Castillo (foot), LB Stephen Cooper (groin), TE Antonio Gates (back), LB Shawne Merriman (Achilles), RB Andrew Pinnock (hamstring). Patriots: QUESTIONABLE: G Steve Neal (shoulder), DE Mike Wright (knee). PROBABLE: QB Tom Brady (right shoulder).

Monday

WASHINGTON REDSKINS at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 鈥?Redskins: DOUBTFUL: S Vernon Fox (groin). QUESTIONABLE: DE Phillip Daniels (foot), S Pierson Prioleau (hamstring). PROBABLE: TE Cody Boyd (shoulder), CB Fred Smoot (hamstring), TE Todd Yoder (ankle). Eagles: OUT: CB Lito Sheppard (knee). QUESTIONABLE: QB A.J. Feeley (left hand). PROBABLE: CB Joselio Hanson (concussion), DE Jevon Kearse (shoulder), WR Greg Lewis (hip), TE Matt Schobel (groin), TE L.J. Smith (groin).

Do NFL Players and Teams Care What We Think?

My guess is not even a little bit.

Their teams will still sell tickets, the players will still get paid and everyone will still think they care what we think.

Until it impacts their bottom line, they'll never really care what anybody here or anywhere else thinks abou them or their team.

Remember - Football is sports + entertainment + business

What do you think?

Do NFL Players and Teams Care What We Think?nba league pass

I would disagree with you to a point. While you last point of sport/entertainment/business is valid. There are some points on which fans have an impact.

While players do not pay attention to what we are saying . They need our support for sports writers to play attention to them. So maybe if they good enough player they might gain entry into the Hall of fame.

Teams and owners pay more attention to fans. Not every comment to comes from every brain or idiot out here. However as a collective group they need our support. If they didn't coaches like Cam Camren would get more time to turn things around. Face it we buy more team stuff when they are winners. They also need our support when they go to state or city for funding for a stadium. Politicians look to see opinion of us before voting for stadiums.

So I think we are heard to a point.

Do NFL Players and Teams Care What We Think?nba tv ,nba teams

I agree with you. They only care what we think if ticket sales or merchandise sales start to wane. Otherwise, no.
I agree - it's business, marketing, ginning up 'community support' and all that.

fir instance, Dallas gets more notice BECAUSE of T.O., and not just because he's a better than average (if just) receiver.

I think it's about time to start noticing the local activity - college, that sort of thing.
Well its not like they go on Yahoo Answers every night and look for dirt on themselves. If you listen to their interviews and press confrences, they say that they try not to read the papers or watch ESPN or buy into any stories going around. Now, I dont know how much of that is true, its probably pretty hard not to watch Sportscenter every once in a while and its defintiley harder not to pick up the Sports page at all.

They like the people doubting them and they like the "us against the world" mentality. Every athlete does.

But, it is competition, and all players want to win. I know Philip Rivers cared what those Colt fans were saying to him last week. Its not like they lose all interest in our matters. Believe me, they care, but they dont take it that seriously.

Bottom line is, theyre making millions playing the game they love, and it doesnt matter what people like us say. NFL players have been brought up since thier days as heralded High School players to focus on the game and thier team, not on what people like us say. Theyre grown men, so its not like they feel bad when somebody jabs at them.
I think they care. I think that everyone wants to be loved and noone is gonna be able to completely ignore the complete idiot thats bad mouthing you. Now as far as them looking on yahoo answers and chat rooms and things, I don't think that they will go out of their way to do that, but I think they care just the same. But I do not think they will let it effect their play if they do care though.
As long as the home games are sold out they dont care.
Just ask Phillip Rivers if he cared what the Colts fans thought of him.
With the TV contracts, where even losers turn a profit? Uhhh, generally no, but some owners take losing personally and do care I think. Al Davis doesn't care, all he is concerned about these days is making sure his undocumented immigrant caregiver is ready to change his Depends when that "moment" arrives.
I think the players should have concern what the fans think, because if there are no fans, then there is no NFL. The only way they will get payed is if fans pay for tickets to games, purchase NFL merchandise, watch games on tv, etc. Players respect what their fans think of them. Owners should feel the same way.
we are the ones watching THEM

they don't care what we think

do you think the Patriots give a crap if they let their fans down? well, if they did, they won us back by being undefeated
they shouldn't because if they piss you off i will jump in and buy your tickets and it will trickle down do the gas companies care what we think about gas prices ?
Couldn't of said it any better than you
I don't know.. cause many NFL players have gone through image building processes Some of them even hire PR to do the work for them. So, I don't know if they are really genuine sincere about fans As for NFL owners I think they do care more about our wallet than our feeling..
Well they build huge azz stadiums for us to watch the games in, I'd assume someone does. Like you said it's a business. If we wanted Brett Favre's face on toilet paper to whip my azz with, I bet they'd get it and make some money. So yeah they kind of do.

PACKERS SUCK

Why do people keep asking which NFL fans are the loudest?

Im i the only one that thinks this is a dumb question to see over and over again?

Why do people keep asking which NFL fans are the loudest?jerseys

Why do people keep asking" why?"

Why do people keep asking which NFL fans are the loudest?www.nba ,nba teams

if you ask me your question is pretty dumb...
You must not have been here this summer for the 10 pages of questions about Michael Vick every day.
the same reason people keep asking abouth the green dots
new England fans when their breaking wind? oh yeah, that's just their breath,

When does Maurice Clarett get out of prison and where do you think he will resume his NFL career?

I think that wherever he goes, he will immediately start.

When does Maurice Clarett get out of prison and where do you think he will resume his NFL career?nba playoffs 2007

Well, come September, he will still have at least another year and a half in prison. So even if there was a team willing to give him a chance, 2 more seasons would pass before that could happen.

If the Vick thing never happened, I might say that Clarett would have a small chance of getting a tryout. In today's NFL, he has zero chance of getting a tryout.

He would probably get some tryouts on arena teams, or maybe even in Canada....but my best guess is that his football career is dead and his life full of dead end jobs will soon begin.

Also, I am hoping that is sarcasm about him starting immediately...it has to be.

When does Maurice Clarett get out of prison and where do you think he will resume his NFL career?nba league pass ,nba teams

maurice clarett will never play in the nfl. unless running backs with 5.0+ 40 yd times become the new trend.

clarrett was overated coming out of ohio st where he feasted on the same overrated living on their past glories defenses in the big 10 that made Ron Dayne a heisman trophy winner and nfl flop.

Who was the last big time nfl rb from the big 10?? mike alstott? chris perry? ki-jana carter? curtis enis? curt warner was probably the last and he played for penn st before they were in the Weak 10
men Johnny the Weak 10 is a shadow of their former self ohio st keeps proving that every time they play a good team from a bcs conference in a bowl game. and beating notre dame does not count.

One living in the past team beating another living in the past team does not count!!
He'll never play a down in the NFL. He is not only a troublemaker and a head case, but also managed to let himself go to the point where he couldn't make a team based on just his physical skills. He's done, look for him at an Arby's drive through near you.
He will never play in the NFL again, as if he did before. Have you seen how much weight this guy put on, he makes Jerome Bettis look a toothpick. If he ever did come back though there's only one team that fits him and that's Dallas. He's just a straight up thug.
he never made it to the NFL and he cant go back tocollegeso there is not NFL career to resume
He will never play in the NFL. He was given a chance eve after he caused a black cloud over the league. You may seem him in AFL2
He's done. He had a chance with the Broncos but he got cut. He's an idiot for leavingcollegeearly, trying to get in the draft.
The Huntsville Cowpies.
Never happen.
He'll go to the Cowboys of course.
He'll never play pro, orcollegefootball again.
maurice clarett will never play in the nfl. unless running backs with 5.0+ 40 yd times become the new trend
hahaha!!!!
He'll never play in the NFL. He was never that good. He was slow and couldn't find his holes. Plus he is a headcase.
he will never play much less start for an nfl team.. this question has to be a joke
maybe he can start a team with Micheal Vick and Pacman Jones
He's too slow and doesn't have the work ethic to play in the NFL
he hasnt done crap in the nfl so why would he now dont be a moron dude ****