after 29 loyal faithful years

[BengalYankee]

Originally Posted by NERKLE

i can no longer root for this bengals team or give mike brown money until changes are made the day to day operations or until he dies i have put so much money into this team and have been a fan for my entire life. I know some of you will call me fair weather but i am surely not ill just stop watching football completely if thats what it takes

I have a better idea.

[sw fl Bengal fan Tim]

I have been rooting for the Bengals since 1976. I have suffered thru some of the worst moments in Bengals history as we still sit here and wait for some type of redemption that never seems to come.

As a fan though I would never consider dropping my loyalty to this team. It is hard on some of us who have watched thruout the years but that is why we are fans. You wish to root for someone else then by all means please do. The ability to handle losses in life defines you better then how you handle wins. Good luck

[Woodley]

Originally Posted by coltsfan4ever

Except... maybe win Superbowls. Kinda like that team in 2005 that had a bus as a player. Remember that team?

You forgot about the most recent 6th seed 2010 Packers...but thats because you're a Steeler fan
Ironic how a 6th seed beat the team that was the first ever to win a SB as a 6th seed.

Some interesting info:

• Since 2000, only two No. 1 seeds have won the Super Bowl -- the 2009 Saints and the 2003 Patriots.
In that same span, four No. 2 seeds, one No. 3 seed, two No. 4 seeds, one No. 5 seed and two No. 6 seeds have won the Super Bowl.

• In the first 12 years of the “home-field era” (post-1974), 10 No. 1 seeds won the Super Bowl.

• From 1984 to '96, when the NFC won 13 straight Super Bowls, nine of the champions began the playoffs as the No. 1 seed.

• Besides the 20 No. 1 seeds to win the Lombardi Trophy, the other 17 winners break down as follows: eight No. 2 seeds, two No. 3 seeds, four No. 4 seeds, one No. 5 seeds and two No. 6 seeds.

• The 1980 Raiders were the first wild-card team (a No. 4 seed at that time) to win the Super Bowl.

• The 1985 Patriots were the first team to reach the Super Bowl as a No. 5 seed, meaning they had to win three road playoff games.

• The only two No. 6 seeds ever to reach the Super Bowl -- the 2005 Steelers and 2010 Packers -- both won the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Infographic: Home-field advantage? Which NFL playoff seeds fare best? - ESPN

[Morning Star]

Originally Posted by Woodley

You forgot about the most recent 6th seed 2010 Packers...but thats because you're a Steeler fan
Ironic how a 6th seed beat the team that was the first ever to win a SB as a 6th seed.

Some interesting info:

• Since 2000, only two No. 1 seeds have won the Super Bowl -- the 2009 Saints and the 2003 Patriots.
In that same span, four No. 2 seeds, one No. 3 seed, two No. 4 seeds, one No. 5 seed and two No. 6 seeds have won the Super Bowl.

• In the first 12 years of the “home-field era” (post-1974), 10 No. 1 seeds won the Super Bowl.

• From 1984 to '96, when the NFC won 13 straight Super Bowls, nine of the champions began the playoffs as the No. 1 seed.

• Besides the 20 No. 1 seeds to win the Lombardi Trophy, the other 17 winners break down as follows: eight No. 2 seeds, two No. 3 seeds, four No. 4 seeds, one No. 5 seeds and two No. 6 seeds.

• The 1980 Raiders were the first wild-card team (a No. 4 seed at that time) to win the Super Bowl.

• The 1985 Patriots were the first team to reach the Super Bowl as a No. 5 seed, meaning they had to win three road playoff games.

• The only two No. 6 seeds ever to reach the Super Bowl -- the 2005 Steelers and 2010 Packers -- both won the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Infographic: Home-field advantage? Which NFL playoff seeds fare best? - ESPN

I was always taught never look back keep moving forward..Where you going?

[Domata Dominance]

Originally Posted by Bryan

It's not many, it's 4 teams the Texans, the Jags, the Browns, and the Lions.

He said twice. So we also get to include the Panthers, Buccaneers, Seahawks, Cardinals, Saints, Falcons, Chargers, Titans, Ravens, and Jets. I'm starting to feel all warm and fuzzy now.

[NERKLE]

i was out of line when i posred this i wish i could delete it but i cant ill always be a bengals fan i was just dumb and drunk when i posred this im sorry guys for my drunkin stupidity and see you guys next year

[NERKLE]

im also drunk now since i cant type posted right

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by NERKLE

i was out of line when i posred this i wish i could delete it but i cant ill always be a bengals fan i was just dumb and drunk when i posred this im sorry guys for my drunkin stupidity and see you guys next year

Originally Posted by NERKLE

im also drunk now since i cant type posted right

5:30 in the morning, put the columbian goodies down

[yellowxdiscipline]

Originally Posted by NERKLE

i love all you even though you are hating on me paul brown must be ashamed of his son in heaven

Who said Paul Brown was in heaven?

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by yellowxdiscipline

Who said Paul Brown was in heaven?

'
Nerkle, didn't you read his post?

[Bengalzona]

In Heaven, there is no beer.
That's why we drink it here.
And when we're gone from here,
all our friends will be drinking all our beer!

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by Bengalzona

In Heaven, there is no beer.
That's why we drink it here.
And when we're gone from here,
all our friends will be drinking all our beer!

I call BS.

[Mack Morgan]

Originally Posted by NERKLE

i can no longer root for this bengals team or give mike brown money until changes are made the day to day operations or until he dies i have put so much money into this team and have been a fan for my entire life. I know some of you will call me fair weather but i am surely not ill just stop watching football completely if thats what it takes

try watching UK football

[neiser]

Originally Posted by Lawless_1

idk what time it is where you live, but here it went from 6 to high noon

[Stewy]

Cihys?