People root for a second team??????uke::boxing:
This part I can appreciate. Where I differ is that I don't feel the need to crap all over the team or feel bitter because my team hasn't done specifically what I think needs to be done. I realize there are a great many teams that haven't sniffed a SB in many years - including the JAGs - and though I may bitch from time to time, the Rams are my team, have always been my team, and never won't be my team.
I just don't get this logic. Watching a team that was 5-11 in beyond any shadow of a doubt the worst division in football is "a lot of fun" yet watching a team that went 7-9 and 4-2 inside what is arguably the toughest division in the NFL isn't? The JAGs (get it?) won all but one of their games by 6 points or less - three of them by 3 points or less - and lost to crap teams like the Titans and phillies and were blown out by the Texans. They barely played any playoff teams let alone sniff at a victory over any of them and THAT team is fun to watch?
No. You'd be a JAG fan.
WTF? I'm in the same boat as you. If it was all about record, who would still be Rams fans? It's not like we also didn't endure some pretty rough stretches in the past and it's not like QB woes is something new for us.I could care less about the second team thing. That's cool. Doesn't bother me a bit. It is the bolded part that I simply can't wrap my mind around. The JAGs looked like a bad college team at times. I liked Bortles coming out of college. I liked him WAY better than the midget playing for the Viqueens BTW. So I tried watching some of their games when I saw that they were on or was at home where I have the ticket. But if you actually like the JAGs, watching that steaming pile of crap they put on the field in most games would have to be frustrating as hell. But I guess watching them the season before when they won 3 games or the season before that when they won 4 games, or the season before that when they won 2......... And the idea that they are a more talented team than the Rams right now is based on what exactly? That they have consistently picked in the top 5 so they must be?
I love you, Stu!I just don't get this logic. Watching a team that was 5-11 in beyond any shadow of a doubt the worst division in football is "a lot of fun" yet watching a team that went 7-9 and 4-2 inside what is arguably the toughest division in the NFL isn't? The JAGs (get it?) won all but one of their games by 6 points or less - three of them by 3 points or less - and lost to crap teams like the Titans and phillies and were blown out by the Texans. They barely played any playoff teams let alone sniff at a victory over any of them and THAT team is fun to watch?
No. You'd be a JAG fan.
I could care less about the second team thing. That's cool. Doesn't bother me a bit. It is the bolded part that I simply can't wrap my mind around. The JAGs looked like a bad college team at times. I liked Bortles coming out of college. I liked him WAY better than the midget playing for the Viqueens BTW. So I tried watching some of their games when I saw that they were on or was at home where I have the ticket. But if you actually like the JAGs, watching that steaming pile of crap they put on the field in most games would have to be frustrating as hell. But I guess watching them the season before when they won 3 games or the season before that when they won 4 games, or the season before that when they won 2......... And the idea that they are a more talented team than the Rams right now is based on what exactly? That they have consistently picked in the top 5 so they must be?
That grass must really be green on the other side of the particular fence you are peering over.
