Has the NFL ever been flabbier?

[Ineedmoney504]

Absoultely. I don't care about fairness. I want dynasties and I want to see the 9ers, Boys, bears, giants, jets, pats, redskins do well and bad boys like the Ravens and Raiders do damage, that won't won't happen anymore. The NFL isn't about greatness. When the words "worst 11 win teams of all time " come out of your mouth your sport has a problem.

u dude are so stuck in the past yall enjoy yourself. dude is mad cause teams outside of small markets are winning.

just say yall teams trash and keep it moving

 

[timothy_strickland]

MLB peaked in the 1960-1991, like NFL of last 20 years, could have 2 small market teams in the world series and get like 40-60 millions for the WS(1980 Phillies-Royals Game 6 was watched by 56 million of americans,Royals-Cardinals game 7 1985, 45 millions, and Game 7 of Minnesota-Atlanta was watched by 50 millions of americains) was hurt by the strike but got back after nicely, but lost ground to the NFL for good after 1995.

NFL dominated right after COMPLETELY. They are at the level MLB was from 1960-1991 right now.

I know NBA from 1984-1998, basically the Magic/bird/Jordan/pippen/Rodman era had a strong surge of popularity and revelance, but the 1998-99 lockout and the early to mid 2000s nba had a negative effect to them. NHL enjoyed a surge of popularity in the early 1990s, but the lockout of 1994-1995 and the defensive system used by many teams, alongside with expansion to less tranditional markets, made the talent in the league paper thin and teams could win purely on system and less on overall talent. Casual fans new to the game were turned off and the media ignored the sport.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

i didnt really understand it at first when everybody hated Goddell...but each passing year i lose more interest in the NFL and the decisions they make piss me off more and more...i cant help but put that on Goddell..