Let's Be For Real, NFL Has Fallen Off

[Kimo_bud]

Too much passing, not enough running anymore

 

[KEEPITTRILLA]

stop bytching yo

 

[Constellations]

OP is a prepubescent manchild bytching about his shyt team and projecting his anger onto the entire league.

close thread

 

[FloorGeneral]

I was gonna make a thread similar in tone, but not so grand. For ME, if it's not the Packers, I have lost alot of interest in the rest of the league. Maybe it has something to do with me basically taking last year off, but the pull isn't there for me anymore. I was more interested in the Rangers/Royals game yesterday than I was anything non-Packer related, and I watched zero seconds of the Sunday Night game (though I tend to avoid Bears games anyways).

And hate it or love it, the quality of play HAS dipped. I mean, just take our game: most will probably call it the best game of the day, yet both teams played pretty damn bad. It came down to who fukked up last, and that ended up being us. I don't know if you can ever say the NFL has "fallen off", because as long as it's around, the popularity numbers will suggest otherwise (the reaction in this thread is a perfect example), but I definitely don't think it's the same as it ever was. Anyone that won't admit that, needs to take the rosy-colored glasses off.

 

[Swiggy]

flabby and sick NFL >>>>>>> any other sport

Only if it were flabby and sick

 

[Eye Cue DA COLI GAWD]

The NFL ain't falling off?

Explain to me then why I read in another thread how a poster tried defending a RB who played poorly by saying that RB needed time to get used to his team's system??

Not only is the product falling off but the quality of people who support it as well.

 

[triplehate]

So what do you suggest we do from 1 -10 on Sundays?

 

[I'm Chillin]

Honestly can't wait until basketball season starts cause some of y'all don't know shyt about football

 

[phillycavsfan]

So what do you suggest we do from 1 -10 on Sundays?

While I do think the OP is bitter his team sucks, I never understand this line of thinking. Are you that addicted to football that you can't think of anything else to do on a Sunday in Fall. Play with your kids. Start up a hobby. Play video games. Get some work done. There's plenty of shyt to do if you want to ignore football.

 

[triplehate]

While I do think the OP is bitter his team sucks, I never understand this line of thinking. Are you that addicted to football that you can't think of anything else to do on a Sunday in Fall. Play with your kids. Start up a hobby. Play video games. Get some work done. There's plenty of shyt to do if you want to ignore football.

I find football more enjoyable than the things listed or inferred. Or we wouldn't do them. Now complaining about the product and still watching might warrant a response as above. I have no problem with football never have. It's entertainment

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

NFL is dying brehs

the sunday night game lastnight:

 

[yoyoyo1]

NFL is enjoyable because of gambling

lets be real, without fantasy NFL would be only NBA level of popular instead "runaway biggest sport in america" popular

 

[CM_Burns]

This is not the game it was in the early 2000s. Whether you like it or not, that should be clear. Imo the change is for the worse.

 

[the next guy]

I was gonna make a thread similar in tone, but not so grand. For ME, if it's not the Packers, I have lost alot of interest in the rest of the league. Maybe it has something to do with me basically taking last year off, but the pull isn't there for me anymore. I was more interested in the Rangers/Royals game yesterday than I was anything non-Packer related, and I watched zero seconds of the Sunday Night game (though I tend to avoid Bears games anyways).

And hate it or love it, the quality of play HAS dipped. I mean, just take our game: most will probably call it the best game of the day, yet both teams played pretty damn bad. It came down to who fukked up last, and that ended up being us. I don't know if you can ever say the NFL has "fallen off", because as long as it's around, the popularity numbers will suggest otherwise (the reaction in this thread is a perfect example), but I definitely don't think it's the same as it ever was. Anyone that won't admit that, needs to take the rosy-colored glasses off.

One of the best posters here.

 

[concise]

I was gonna make a thread similar in tone, but not so grand. For ME, if it's not the Packers, I have lost alot of interest in the rest of the league. Maybe it has something to do with me basically taking last year off, but the pull isn't there for me anymore. I was more interested in the Rangers/Royals game yesterday than I was anything non-Packer related, and I watched zero seconds of the Sunday Night game (though I tend to avoid Bears games anyways).

And hate it or love it, the quality of play HAS dipped. I mean, just take our game: most will probably call it the best game of the day, yet both teams played pretty damn bad. It came down to who fukked up last, and that ended up being us. I don't know if you can ever say the NFL has "fallen off", because as long as it's around, the popularity numbers will suggest otherwise (the reaction in this thread is a perfect example), but I definitely don't think it's the same as it ever was. Anyone that won't admit that, needs to take the rosy-colored glasses off.

This is why I always at people who just go by games that feature "game-winning drives" and "close games" as if they're all created equal.