Jun 17, 2015

Yea mine as well like all 32 then you'll never lose!!!

 

Jun 17, 2015

lol wtf

That's most of the joy...

Even if your team is s---... It's sticking with them. Then when that one magical season comes along, it's amazing.

Having two teams would ruin it for me. Especially rivals... That's just weird.

 

Jun 17, 2015

Ya sticking with the Jags has been a ton of fun

 

Jun 17, 2015

He doesn't have 2 teams from the same sport though, that's where it gets a bit unusual.

 

Jun 19, 2015

When you make the playoffs, stop facing the Patriots and maybe it'll be more fun?

You can always support your home team, Mike. We'll welcome you.

 

Jun 19, 2015

I like being Jags fan, I have a skrong connection to the city of Jacksonville even tho I'm not from there and I think the fact I've stuck with the Jaguars since I was 5, while growing up in Massachusetts through the Pats championships is the strongest testament to fanhood and commitment there is

 

Jun 19, 2015

Bruh, no offense, but pre-Brady, my all time favorite moment was when the Pats beat the Jags in the AFC Title Game, with the power outage.

 

Jun 19, 2015

That playoff game where Willie McGinest sacked Leftwich a hundred times was pretty cool too

 

Jun 20, 2015

lmfao that game was awesome... I think we won like 28-3 or some s---...

Then Champ Bailey ruined the 3 peat. (actually Pats beat themselves against the Broncos that year)

 

Jun 21, 2015

So Jimmy tomsula was attempting a new approach in OTAS with the team. Seeked out to experts on millennials and how to better get through to them. Intresting approach either way. We'll have to wait to see the response from the team.

 

Jun 21, 2015

Leftwich was fat slob we were better with Garrard. Neither one were good enough to go anywhere with obviously, and we've had terrible luck ever since. It's so frustrating watching Jags offenses like that and even the 2007 one where they just can't f---ing move the ball at all.

 

Jun 22, 2015

I'm still shocked that the Jags in the 90's didn't win a Super Bowl, or go to one. They were absolutely stacked. I thought, for sure, they were going to beat us in 97. (I thought it was gonna be Panthers vs Jaguars, the two expansion teams) Granted, you were 9-7 that year, but I thought we'd choke lol.

Also, in 99, when you guys won like 62-7... That game was insane... You were 14-2 that year, then lost to the f---ing Titans.... IDK if you guys would've beaten the Rams, but I thought the Jags were CLEARLY the best in the AFC that year.

 

Jun 22, 2015

I don't know how as an actual sports fan that you can like multiple teams. I've always been a hometown fan and have stuck with the same teams ever since I have watched sports.

 

Jun 22, 2015

all 3 of our losses were to the Titans that year lol it's why they're still my least favorite team

 

Jun 23, 2015

well, today is the day they hear brady's appeal

 

Jun 23, 2015

It brought me so much joy watching you guys destroy the Dolphins... Back then, I wasn't as knowledgeable in football, so when I saw 62-7, I thought Jags were gonna win the Super Bowl....

lol f---in Titans... I really hated that team, I thought they were so f---ing lucky. I was happy as h--- when the Rams stopped them on the one yard line

 

Jun 24, 2015

Maybe, just maybe Tom Brady won’t be serving any time after all.

After a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, it sounds like Brady did himself proud in his 10-hour hearing before NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to appeal his four-game suspension for his role in Deflategate.

Schefter reported the following Tuesday night, following a 10-hour hearing before Goodell, NFL attorney Jeff Pash and the author of the Wells Report, Ted Wells.

“I was told Tom Brady was his greatest ally. He was in that room the entire time and came off, on a scale of 1 to 10, in the words of a person in that room, as an A+, 10 kind of guy,” Schefter reported.

“He gave sincere, genuine answers. He had an explanation for everything that went on in the Wells Report, and anyone who knows and has dealt with Tom Brady knows how genuine he can be. I’m told that genuineness shined through during the course of that appeal, which I think is going to make life more difficult for Roger Goodell to make a decision on.”

The two sides agreed to a confidentiality order from the Commissioner, meaning the details of who said what during the 10 hours of testimony and discussion will likely not be made public until the Goodell renders his decision.

But, as Schefter’s report shows, that didn’t keep some from attesting to the tone of the proceeding, which may be just as important as the content and information that was shared.

It’s unknown just how long it will take Goodell to consider the information and testimony collected Tuesday in New York.

http://itiswhatitis.weei.com/sports...hearing-coming-across-as-an-a-10-kind-of-guy/

 

Jun 24, 2015

Best start repenting for doubting the GOAT.

 

Jun 24, 2015

Timmy is somewhere in the sticks of Virginia, rattled...

 

Jun 25, 2015

Goodell scared of the realness.