Flabby Heads: Who Was The Most Popular Team in America in the 1990s?

[Stick Up Kid]

Dallas Cowboys

People loved Jordan, not the Bulls

What team was Jordan on?

 

[fifth column]

Dallas Cowboys

People loved Jordan, not the Bulls

I rooted for the Knicks even as a MJ fan back then. I wanted Pat Ewing to beat MJ in every playoff matchup but deep down we all knew it wasn’t to be

 

[tremonthustler1]

Cowboys.


The Bulls had the biggest bandwagon though.

 

[Ethnic Vagina Finder]

NFL was the most popular sport so it's the Cowboys by default.

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

What team was Jordan on?

Yeah, and when he retired people jumped off the Bulls bandwagon, Cowboys were big all through the 90's

 

[Stick Up Kid]

NFL was the most popular sport so it's the Cowboys by default.

naw not how it goes... Jordan and the Bulls had a much larger influence and popularity with American culture.

 

[Spence]

I rooted for the Knicks even as a MJ fan back then. I wanted Pat Ewing to beat MJ in every playoff matchup but deep down we all knew it wasn’t to be

Hello from Houston

 

[Barney Rubble]

 

[bigde09]

Guys like Randy Brown and Jud Buechler were well known cuz of how popular the bulls were.

Rodman became an A list celeb on the bulls

It was more than just Jordan

 

[fifth column]

Hello from Houston

Nah we expected to beat yall in the finals but John Starks happened, man fukk yall that was supposed to be our 2 year window

 

[GilSho]

This isnt a question about who had the biggest bandwagons....

and the poll results prove it.... The Bulls were culturally, the most popular team of the 1990s... hell..... the Last Dance documentary was 100x more popular than this Cowboys documentary thats airing on Netflix.. nobody even cares lol

If that's the case then change the title to who had the most bandwagon fans in the 90s instead.

Guys like Randy Brown and Jud Buechler were well known cuz of how popular the bulls were.

Rodman became an A list celeb on the bulls

It was more than just Jordan

Guys like Dellavedova, Iman Shumpert, JR Smith, Delonte, Tristan Thompson, Chalmers, Haslem, Kuzma etc became household names playing with LeBron. That don't mean shyt.

 

[triplehate]

How can what I said not be relevant? Those people watching the Bulls were literally only there for MJ and were player fans that mostly left with him. People supporting the Cowboys in the 90s actually stayed fans of the franchise through thick and thin.

How would we have known that we were there only to watch Mike, basketball isn't made to stay following a team. (Only the Lakers because eventually they'll get another star)

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

It's either Cowboys or Bulls

This. Depending on if you grew up in a more football or basketball heavy area.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Were the Bulls popular as a team or were cacs/nikkas only there for Mike? Cowboys are still relevant 30 years later despite being a punchline because of what they did in the 90s. No one gives a fukk about the Bulls like that.

Cowboys is obviously the answer here. Duke probably close second.

Duke was never near as popular as the Bulls...

 

[fifth column]

If that's the case then change the title to who had the most bandwagon fans in the 90s instead.



Guys like Dellavedova, Iman Shumpert, JR Smith, Delonte, Tristan Thompson, Chalmers, Haslem, Kuzma etc became household names playing with LeBron. That don't mean shyt.

Stop the cap, the Cavs wasn’t a 72-10 3peat dynasty, they were a perineal finals loser. Them dudes wasn’t popular like that outside of LeBron