Quote:Please name the team(s) in the past that successfully rebuilt by first becoming the worst team in NFL history.


 

Then explain how Oakland, with just as bad a roster and a cap problem too, managed to at least field a respectable team.

 

Are we the worst team in NFL history? 

 

Additionally, I'm not sure why you're asking me this. I said there's no way to know if it's going to work or not. But I'm one of the, perhaps few, who thinks that, if a hypothetical Top-Ten QB wandered onto this roster, we'd be competitive at worst. 

 

Quote:I no longer have a crush on Carly if that is the case. 

 

I'm not sure if I can confirm or deny. 

Quote:You don't sit in the stands as many have, for many years. You can sit in front of the TV and act like you feel our pain. I certainly don't need a lecture from you, telling me " it's a football team"...

Thick skin? Its thick enough...from years of sitting in 90 degree games for 4 quarters.

Try it. Then lecture.

 

No, I don't, not in Jacksonville. I don't live there, and I never plan to.

 

However, I have sat, for many years, in a hockey arena in front of a putrid product, one of the worst teams I've ever rooted for. Not only that, I sat there during many years of very real relocation threats. None of this "Khan may or may not" nonsense.  This was full-on, league-owned, terrible attendance, you are LITERALLY fifteen minutes away from your team leaving at the end of the season hockey. There was one moment where a payment was due from the city to the league, and the deadline was set to expire in fifteen minutes, and that money was not in the account. Without it, the team was gone. But I was there, through bad play and this. 

 

Different sport, different region, but same exact concept. The criticism is there, and that isn't going to change. What are you going to do, besides suck it up, deal with it and support your team because that's what you do as a fan?

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