Survey ranks the NFL’s rudest fans

[BringMetheHeadofLeonLett]

On 12/5/2022 at 10:20 AM, boyst said:

The playoff game had a dude looking for a fight. Found someone. Cold clocked the dude sucker punch knocking him out cold. He and his friend ran away. I went after one and @Royale with Cheese went after the other.

 

his guy was a bit of a jerk acted like one but never did anything. I ran after the dude who hit the guy (didn't realize it at that moment, just went after 1). I grabbed him by the and just said "hey bud, you're done." He stopped and realized he was not going to be able to do much and I escorted him to police. I said he was involved and he said he knocked the guy out and it was him who hit him. The police took him as the ambulance cart came for unconscious dude.  It was weird because the guy acted scared once I confronted him. My only guess is he thought I was a cop.

Is it safe to assume the 't' in your screen name stands for Kessler?

[boyst]

5 hours ago, BringMetheHeadofLeonLett said:

Is it safe to assume the 't' in your screen name stands for Kessler?

No, it stands for pineapple 

[Logic]

2 minutes ago, BUFFALOBART said:

I tailgate in a private lot, these days, so maybe I don't see it so much. That being said, I've never witnessed a 'table dive', either.

Relative to the 1990's, Bills fans are MUCH better behaved. I can't remember the last time that I saw a fight, and I used to see at least one, every game.

I agree that private lots tend to be a lot more reasonable and less debaucherous than the bigger or more public lots.

I tailgate in the same place every time these days, and its fine, but I usually like to go on a big walkabout at some point in the morning. Walk through all the lots, including the official lots and Hammer's lot, and take in the sights and sounds. It is during this walkabout that I see the first helping of grossness most of the time. Then, in the stands, and particularly as the game progresses, there are often gross, drunken spectacles.

If one is interested enough and possesses enough money to do it, one can easily curate the gameday experience in such a way as to minimize exposure to the foolishness. If one tours the grounds surrounding the stadium pre-game, and sits in a cheaper level seat amongst the rabble...one is bound to be exposed to high, strange grossness. That's been my experience, anyway. YMMV.

[Just Jack]

I've been to several Philly games and never had an issue with fans there, even the ones that know I'm a Bills fan.  Maybe because they're my Brother In Laws. Some of you have met them, in 2019, when Philly played in Buffalo.  They still talk about how great that weekend was, because I was able to get them a stadium tour on Saturday, pre-game field passes, and seats in the sideline club with me.  

 

Edited December 8, 2022 by Just Jack

[Big Turk]

Foregone conclusion Eagles would come out on top.

 

Philly in general has a lot of AHoles that live there. Not sure how much of it is real and how much of it is people trying to fit in with the culture there where it seems en vogue to be a Dbag as much as possible to others.

 

City of Brotherly Love my ass.

Edited December 9, 2022 by Big Turk

[ExiledInIllinois]

22 hours ago, Big Turk said:

City of Brotherly Love my ass.

I think here in lies the reason with Phila, three words:

 

Oppositional  Defiant Disorder