It was in response to his statement about Pats fan loyalty being present prior to 2001 based on their sellout streak starting in 1997. Did you mean to respond to my comment? Based on your other responses, it seems like we are in agreement.

And this is supposed to make me believe Patriots fans are somehow more loyal? I didn’t compare you to the Browns/Cubs (even though Cubs fans are shockingly more loyal IMO).

What good teams have low attendance? Current bottom 6 in attendance: Minnesota, St. Louis, Oakland, Tampa, Cincy, and Chicago.

Plenty of teams have long sell out streaks (Packers have sold out every game since 1960), but the Patriots fans just began opening their mouths in 2001. Are you really trying to sell us on pre-2001 Patriot fan loyalty? They have the 4th largest market, so selling out shouldn’t be an issue.

At this point, I want to know how much the Patriots cheated much more than I want to know who shot JFK.

Race baiting? Where exactly did I “tell natives of the city that these bike gangs are being picked on because they are black”? I’m simply pointing out the selective enforcement of laws. I find both annoying, but just wish they would enforce both situation equally. But sure, race baiting, Gawker hates police, the…

Being white and riding an excessively loud bike applies to nearly every city I've ever been to in the U.S. I'm assuming Dundalk is a predominately all black community based on your comment, thus no white people ride bikes?

Sounds like selective enforcement of the law, which coincidentally is harsher on the black man on a dirt bike and not the white guy on his Harley.

Yet, the poor white trash rednecks can violate noise ordinances by riding their excessively loud bikes through the same area while annoying anyone who doesn’t ride a bike, and they will never be stopped by the police.

Why are dirt bikes illegal, yet mopeds and all other forms of bikes (that are essentially the same thing) are legal?

Also a lifetime Packer fan! I wish I could grab you a beer right now. It’s getting old taking shots at Cutler and the Bears, but nevertheless it’s still quite enjoyable.

The three teams listed have extremely loyal fan bases, regardless of their records. The Redskins may be special case given loyal fans may now be trying to distance themselves from the R-word. The NFL has been and stayed popular because of franchises, like the three listed, who make generations of fans, passing it down…

Yup, most normal low level employees bring a whole bag of balls into the bathroom. Inconsequential or not, it appears a bit fishy to the normal eye. I don’t disagree the deflating was most likely a very minor crime, but I’m also not going to go down the road of deciding what level of cheating is or is not affecting…

It’s a good thing the first 20 plays are out of the way after the first 8 minutes or less of football, especially for a team who is notoriously great in the 2nd half.

The main difference being the Packers, Steelers, and Cowboys have been popular for a much, much longer period of time.

Wow, you must be the biggest Pats fan in the world considering the amount of time you spent spamming every person who didn’t support the Patriots.

“There are reasons both sides might seek a settlement, reasons that have nothing to do with guilt or innocence”

XXXVI (2002) - Pats win by 3

Except that whole copyright law enforced by the NFL and shown before literally EVERY game. It’s no different than taping a movie at a movie theater.

Except that the NFL stands to lose much more from this specific re-scandal of SpyGate. I don’t believe you can provide a single shred of evidence supporting the NFL has been “eating its own” over its history.