Week 2 Game Thread sponsored by Los Pollos Hermanos

[Robz4000]

son I became an overnight Jets fan when Tebow and Sanchez joined forces. does that make me gay?

Yes, but it's fine; being gay is okay!

[jeebus]

Yes, but it's fine; being gay is okay!

unless your name is avante. then being gay makes you a got.

[jeebus]

hot damn, 5-0 at the half. those colored folks sure can play the game!

[Robz4000]

unless your name is avante. then being gay makes you a got.

I prefer to think of it as having an extremely unhealthy attraction to taking it up the ass in every possible, conceivable way.

[jeebus]

I prefer to think of it as having an extremely unhealthy attraction to taking it up the ass in every possible, conceivable way.

avante.

[Trainwreck2100]

hot damn, 5-0 at the half. those colored folks sure can play the game!

lol i knew this game was going to be a snore and the lighting delay just extends the agony

[Robz4000]

jeebus: Exactly. Wasn't directing that post at you my good sir!

[BRHornet45]

No fanbase until Brees arrived

son thank you again for showing your ignorance. let us compare your Chargers pathetic fan base to the Saints fan base prior to the 2006 arrival of Brees and Payton ...


2005 season (before Katrina, before Brees/Payton)
Saints Average Attendance - 69,644 :Team Record: 3-13
Chargers Average Attendance - 66,239 :Team Record: 9-7
http://espn.go.com/nfl/attendance/_/year/2005

2004 Season
Saints Average Attendance - 64,147 :Team Record: 8-8
Chargers Average Attendance - 60,682 :Team Record: 12-4
http://slam.canoe.ca/StatsFBP/BC-FBP...ATTCOMP-R.html
http://espn.go.com/nfl/attendance/_/year/2004

2003 Season
Saints Average Attendance - 68,612 :Team Record: 8-8
Chargers Average Attendance - 59,878 :Team Record: 4-12
http://slam.canoe.ca/StatsFBP/BC-FBP...ATTCOMP-R.html
http://espn.go.com/nfl/attendance/_/year/2003


and that's just for a few years when we sucked. should I post more? do you want to see recent years as well? or is that enough for you?

son the Saints are a top 5 NFL fan base. even when we were pure they still packed 60,000-70,000 in the dome. nowadays over the last 7 years its well over 70,000 every game and a 30,000+ long waiting list for season tickets. don't step to me with ignorance .

[Clipper Nation]

Yeah, that fanbase was so great that the Saints almost moved to San Antonio a few years ago....

[jeebus]

jeebus: Exactly. Wasn't directing that post at you my good sir!

my

[jeebus]

Yeah, that fanbase was so great that the Saints almost moved to San Antonio a few years ago....

when they played a few games in the alamodome, it struggled to sell out because there are too many fat, lazy, broke ass be@ners here.

[BRHornet45]

Yeah, that fanbase was so great that the Saints almost moved to San Antonio a few years ago....

even more ignorance.

that was nothing more than rumors. the Saints attendance during their games in San Antonio was pathetic. let's see your city get hit with a hurricane that forces everyone in it to temporarily relocate like that and see how your ownership handles it. Benson was always coming back to NOLA.

[Clipper Nation]

when they played a few games in the alamodome, it struggled to sell out because there are too many fat, lazy, broke ass be@ners here.

Should have had $3 tickets, tbh....

[jeebus]

Should have had $3 tickets, tbh....

no good. the $.50 tix for spurgames don't even sell. you've gotta give those ers away along with coupons to a greasy taco joint.

[BRHornet45]

Atlanta .... surprisingly San Diego isn't as bad as I thought. truthfully it is a shame that Clipper Nation reps them because I have met several Chargers fans at games in the past and they have been good people.


Emory University’s Sports Marketing Analytics program in Atlanta completed a study to find the most “loyal and supportive” NFL fanbases. Instead of simply finding the team with the most tickets sold, the students factored in team win/loss record, area population, median income, etc. to see which teams’ fans show up no matter what.

This gave them a “Fan Equity” ranking to show which fanbases are the most committed to their teams.

The results were fairly predictable at the top, and then got very surprising.

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. New England Patriots

3. New York Jets

4. New Orleans Saints

5. New York Giants

6. Indianapolis Colts

7. Chicago Bears

8. Baltimore Ravens

9. Pittsburgh Steelers

10. Tennessee ans

11. San Diego Chargers

12. Denver Broncos

13. Washington Redskins

14. Green Bay Packers

15. Carolina Panthers

16. Houston Texans

17. Philadelphia Eagles

18. Minnesota Vikings

19. Cincinnati Bengals

20. Cleveland Browns

21. Kansas City Chiefs

22. St. Louis Rams

23. Seattle Seahawks

24. Buffalo Bills

25. Miami Dolphins

26. San Francisco 49ers

27. Jacksonville Jaguars

28. Detroit Lions

29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

30. Arizona Cardinals

31. Atlanta Falcons

32. Oakland Raiders


http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/08/stud...land-patriots/

[Darth_Pelican]

finally a good throw in this game

[Floyd Pacquiao]

seahawks out chimping the 49ers at this stage imho

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

no good. the $.50 tix for spurgames don't even sell. you've gotta give those ers away along with coupons to a greasy taco joint.

I can't wait till I visit the Alamodome a year from now when UA plays lolutsa in San Antonio. I can't wait to see so many greasy brown s in one area.

[Darth_Pelican]

Atlanta .... surprisingly San Diego isn't as bad as I thought. truthfully it is a shame that Clipper Nation reps them because I have met several Chargers fans at games in the past and they have been good people.


Emory University’s Sports Marketing Analytics program in Atlanta completed a study to find the most “loyal and supportive” NFL fanbases. Instead of simply finding the team with the most tickets sold, the students factored in team win/loss record, area population, median income, etc. to see which teams’ fans show up no matter what.

This gave them a “Fan Equity” ranking to show which fanbases are the most committed to their teams.

The results were fairly predictable at the top, and then got very surprising.

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. New England Patriots

3. New York Jets

4. New Orleans Saints

5. New York Giants

6. Indianapolis Colts

7. Chicago Bears

8. Baltimore Ravens

9. Pittsburgh Steelers

10. Tennessee ans

11. San Diego Chargers

12. Denver Broncos

13. Washington Redskins

14. Green Bay Packers

15. Carolina Panthers

16. Houston Texans

17. Philadelphia Eagles

18. Minnesota Vikings

19. Cincinnati Bengals

20. Cleveland Browns

21. Kansas City Chiefs

22. St. Louis Rams

23. Seattle Seahawks

24. Buffalo Bills

25. Miami Dolphins

26. San Francisco 49ers

27. Jacksonville Jaguars

28. Detroit Lions

29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

30. Arizona Cardinals

31. Atlanta Falcons

32. Oakland Raiders


http://ftw.usatoday.com/2013/08/stud...land-patriots/

Atlanta's fan base is a joke. Last weekend at the Saints game, most of the Atlanta "fans" that made the trip were still wearing their Michael Vick Falcons jerseys.

[jeebus]

I can't wait till I visit the Alamodome a year from now when UA plays lolutsa in San Antonio. I can't wait to see so many greasy brown s in one area.

say hi to fkla for me. you'll have to do it fast because he gets really busy at halftime making those personal pan pizzas.

[BRHornet45]

ESPN.com investigation links San Diego Charger "chill pills" with blackouts, loss of enthusiasm



http://www.sandiegoreader.com/weblog...-charger-chil/

[BRHornet45]

Atlanta's fan base is a joke. Last weekend at the Saints game, most of the Atlanta "fans" that made the trip were still wearing their Michael Vick Falcons jerseys.

easily the worst fans in the entire NFL .... and yes I'm counting Jacksonville.

[DPG21920]

Great run by ML. Wow.

[benefactor]

Lynch bailing out his game manager in the red zone per par.

[Raven]

wtf was that