Who would you rather be?

[FireChans]

I see a lot of “building to win now and win in the future.” I’m sitting here thinking, WTF are you people talking about?

 

so it’s time for the great poll. The Steelers were perennial playoff teams for the last decade. Sure one or two lost seasons where the QB got hurt but overall a successful decade of football. Zero Super Bowl wins.

 

The Eagles had a much worse decade overall. A couple playoff berths but mostly not great. A couple different HC’s, QB’s, etc. but they won the big one.

 

PS: if you pick the Steelers, you’re an insane person.

[Buffalo Barbarian]

Well eagles since they won a Superbowl, bit im glad we are who we are right now

 

 

[HappyDays]

Why 10 years? Why not 13 years? I'll take the Steelers over the last 13 years and if you wouldn't youre a crazy person.

[Nextmanup]

One win is all it takes to forever change who you are as a Bills fan.

 

As a long time Red Sox fan, I know! 

 

Being consistently good does have its benefits, but it's all about the championship, isn't it?

 

 

[YoloinOhio]

Neither?

[GETTOTHE50]

eagles can fly so and are protected since they are on the ESL so id go eagle.

[Bferra13]

Uhh. I pick the current Bills team we have. 

[FireChans]

7 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

Why 10 years? Why not 13 years? I'll take the Steelers over the last 13 years and if you wouldn't youre a crazy person.

Answer the question as asked.

[No_Matter_What]

This is like asking if you would rather be a businessman making good money or random lottery ticket winner after you already know which lottery ticket won.

 

Your question is silly.

 

[FireChans]

1 minute ago, No_Matter_What said:

This is like asking if you would rather be a businessman making good money or random lottery ticket winner after you already know which lottery ticket won.

 

Your question is silly.

 

Seeing as the Steelers are winning, apparently not lol. Some people would rather have a bunch of first or second round exits than a Super Bowl. 
 

Really just otherworldly alien behavior especially from Bills fans. Rather lose 4 Super Bowls than win 1. Bet Jim Kelly disagrees. 
 

Personally, I’d take the lotto.

[Nextmanup]

9 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Neither?

Try to think metaphorically, not literally.

 

 

[MJS]

Steelers. I know you are not going to like that answer, but I prefer the best team who is consistently good and gives you a shot to win it every single year instead of the team that has one good year and then sucks.

 

Which fans had more hope for their team the past decade?

 

Yes, I want the championship, but I also want to root for a good team season in and season out.

[FireChans]

1 minute ago, MJS said:

Steelers. I know you are not going to like that answer, but I prefer the best team who is consistently good and gives you a shot to win it every single year instead of the team that has one good year and then sucks.

 

Which fans had more hope for their team the past decade?

 

Yes, I want the championship, but I also want to root for a good team season in and season out.

Fair enough. I don’t agree and I don’t understand but hey different strokes.

 

I personally don’t care about hope if it results in no championship. Had enough of that in Bills land.

[BigDingus]

I voted Steelers without a second thought, but totally forgot they won a Super Bowl.

 

Honestly, I put up with 17 years of not even getting to the playoffs, but if I could get a few playoff births + a guaranteed Super Bowl win, I'd take it.

[Mark Vader]

35 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

One win is all it takes to forever change who you are as a Bills fan.

 

As a long time Red Sox fan, I know! 

 

Being consistently good does have its benefits, but it's all about the championship, isn't it?

 

 

As a long-time San Francisco Giants fan, I can attest to this.

[HappyDays]

32 minutes ago, FireChans said:

Answer the question as asked.

 

No. You chose an arbitrary timeline to make your argument stronger. Also the Eagles didn't go all-in in their Super Bowl year. They built their team the normal way. I don't even know what point you're trying to make here.

Edited February 14, 2022 by HappyDays

[2020 Our Year For Sure]

28 minutes ago, MJS said:

Steelers. I know you are not going to like that answer, but I prefer the best team who is consistently good and gives you a shot to win it every single year instead of the team that has one good year and then sucks.

 

Which fans had more hope for their team the past decade?

 

Yes, I want the championship, but I also want to root for a good team season in and season out.

You can use the benefit of hindsight.

[FireChans]

6 minutes ago, BigDingus said:

I voted Steelers without a second thought, but totally forgot they won a Super Bowl.

 

Honestly, I put up with 17 years of not even getting to the playoffs, but if I could get a few playoff births + a guaranteed Super Bowl win, I'd take it.

They did not in the last 10 years.

Just now, HappyDays said:

 

No. You chose an arbitrary timeline to make your argument stronger. Also the Eagles didn't go all in their Super Bowl year. They built their team the normal way. I don't even know what point you're trying to make here.

Answer the question as asked.

[Awwufelloff]

40 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

One win is all it takes to forever change who you are as a Bills fan.

 

As a long time Red Sox fan, I know! 

 

Being consistently good does have its benefits, but it's all about the championship, isn't it?

 

 

Yes but I really enjoyed the last 2 years. The entire regular season is fun for me for the first time in a long time. The 17 yr playoff drought was not enjoyable at all. I looked forward to the games, but not like I do now. Winning the big one is really important, but the entire process is 100000 times more fun when you're team is consistently good. I look forward to every Sunday like I've never done before as a season ticket holder.

[LABILLBACKER]

One fricken win for Bills nation. I don't care if it's the 10 year plan or sell your soul and all your picks to go ALL IN.  Just one fricken Championship. Josh is way too talented to go the Marino route.