Buc Wheat wrote:First off... it's only been 5 years since your last SB win!!?!!
What is it w/ you millenials?! Every team has been where the 'iants are
now! Ya don't give up. In fact, REAL fans are the ones who stick w/ it
thru the low years!
Buck up, shippie! Don't make us pull out the 'bandwagon' gifs!!
sheesh!!
Hold on now, I'm in my 50s, not a millenial, nor a bandwagon rider, I didn't say I was bailing on the New York Football Giants, I said I was bailing on the sport.
I've been through more lean years than some of your teams have been around. I remember the Pats when they could only beat the Jets (Steve Grogan anyone?). The pre Kraft years, helmet had a guy in a dress on it, remember?
I could run off a laundry list of bad Jint teams I've backed though the years, not to mention an offense that was successful if it put up 7-10 points. I've watched them shut down Jerry Rice for 57 minutes only to see him catch a 10 yard out right in front of me and run 70 yards to win. I've watched teams beat them into the ground, year in, year out and still spent an entire day, sitting in the baking sun in 1 o'c;ock September to the brutal 4 o'clock December/January game. I paid for my tickets through the Dave Brown era. Ray Handley.
Bottom line, I've seen a lot of three and outs.
It's the game in general. Too expensive, refs are too involved, parity and over saturation has made it ridiculous. Sunday morning Europe, Sunday night, Mon and then Thursday?
I'm from the time where players stayed with teams for their career and the question was, How do you think Carson is going to do this year? Not where's Carson and who is that?
Used to go to training camps where you just sat on the grass and watched them sweat it out in two a days. Now it's 30 min no contact walk throughs followed by hours of autograph sessions where it's a bunch of adults trying to get merch signed for resale.