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Old 12-19-2008, 02:20 PM
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In the NFL, here are the teams I hate:

1) Cowboys!!!! OVER-RATED!!! Give me a break on the whole "America's Team" thing...I'm a Packer fan, how many NFL championships do them boys have? Certainly not the 12 of the Green Bay Packers. We are truly Titletown USA AND America's team.

The best sign I ever saw was when the Cowboys played the Packers at Lambeau back in the 90's. It said, "Hey Dallas, come smell our Dairy Air"

Jerry Jones...c'mon, let's go out and get some more plastic surgery. He's the Steinbrenner of the NFL. Our owner is primarily the proud people of the State of Wisconsin where it is mandated (or at least strongly suggested) that you spend 10% of your disposable income on Packer tickets, paraphanalia, or jerseys.

There are a few meccas in sports...Lambeau field is definitely one of them.

There, I feel much better now.

2) Vikings: YUK ever since they moved indoors.
3) Bears...but not as much
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Old 12-19-2008, 03:53 PM
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Cool I hate the teams that start to win and just when you jump on the bandwagon.....

the wheels fall off every year a new team does it to me.
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Old 12-19-2008, 04:38 PM
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Default as a Dolphins fan i hate

DA BILLS (Boy I Love Losing Superbowls)

in CFL as an Alouettes fan, i hate the Toronto Argonauts (everything that's come to Toronto i hate it!!!) and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers


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Old 12-19-2008, 04:55 PM
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I Hate Anyone We Play Against




when we're not playing,

I hate the Ravens
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I hate the Patriots

I feel sorry for the Bengals...

Honorable Mentions:

I hate Tom Brady (D-Bag)
Mike Shanahan (Weasel Face)
Tony Romoverrated
Reggie Bush (Too Into Himself, Big-Time Bust)
Chris Collinsworth (Banjo Pluckin' Bengals Apologist)
Troy Aikman (Can't Stomach His Dullest Cryboys Commentary in Games Where They Ain't Even Playin!)
Joe Buck (Pop That Zit Above His Neck Fer Cryin Out Loud!!!)
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Old 12-19-2008, 05:06 PM
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In pro football I HATE the Cowboys with a passion! In college, I HATE the Florida teams...all of them!
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Old 12-19-2008, 08:21 PM
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Green Bay ( have always been overrated, ALWAYS)
Always? Hmmm, I guess winning three titles in a row (and beating Cowboys for two of them) is a sure sign of being overrated.

I would also like to remind you that the Green Bay Packers have also won a Super Bowl since the Cowboys won their last.

To answer the original poster's question, I am not as full of hatred these days as I used to be when it comes to sports teams. So I would say that I dislike the Minnesota Vikings very much and would like to see them go 0-16 every year. I used to HATE the Bears back in the 80s, but today I would say that I just do not want to see them win many games.
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Old 12-19-2008, 10:34 PM
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Always? Hmmm, I guess winning three titles in a row (and beating Cowboys for two of them) is a sure sign of being overrated.

I would also like to remind you that the Green Bay Packers have also won a Super Bowl since the Cowboys won their last.

To answer the original poster's question, I am not as full of hatred these days as I used to be when it comes to sports teams. So I would say that I dislike the Minnesota Vikings very much and would like to see them go 0-16 every year. I used to HATE the Bears back in the 80s, but today I would say that I just do not want to see them win many games.
THe packers of the last 20 yrs i am talking about being over-rated.
The packers that had finally won one when Dallas finished off 3.
The packers that started off so well, some 50yrs ago, then didnt sniff anything for almost 30yrs, while dem cowboys were going to the playoffs year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year.

i bet you are a Don Majkowski fan too.
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Pro teams I really hate:
Patriots (liked them in the 70s. when they lost the red jerseys, they lost me)
Broncos (never ever liked them)
Dolphins (even with great players, they can't do SQUAT)
Cowboys (grown up Longhorn crybabies)

College teams that I truly hate:
Texas (burnt orange is buttugly) Northern Mexico as far as I'm concerned
USC (please, put them in another conference and they'd just be average)
Penn State (don't EVEN get me started on them)
Miami (common criminals in football uniforms)
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Old 12-20-2008, 05:58 AM
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In the NFL, I think I love every team just about the same. I do have a few favorites though:

1. The Minnesota Vikings - My veins run purple and white and orange and white.
2. The Raiders have got to be my second favorite team. I hated watching the 1975 Super Bowl.
3. The Cowboys - Love the tradition of America's Team.
4. The Redskins - I love "Theez-man, Doug Williams, and Jason Campbell".

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Teams I can not stand: Any team in the SEC other than "Rocky Top". I always root against those teams. I hope Oklahoma beat Florida so Texas will have no claims on feeling left out of the party.

Although I graduated from the University of Texas school system, I am not a fan of the program so whenever Bevo gets closer to being barbequed, I am pretty happy.

I hate the Fighting Irish but respect the greatness of the program and love "The Gip" and "Rudy".
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Old 12-20-2008, 08:46 AM
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THe packers of the last 20 yrs i am talking about being over-rated.
The packers that had finally won one when Dallas finished off 3.
The packers that started off so well, some 50yrs ago, then didnt sniff anything for almost 30yrs, while dem cowboys were going to the playoffs year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year after year.

i bet you are a Don Majkowski fan too.
Good Grief. Ok, over the last 20 seasons, 1989 through Week 14 of 2008, the Packers' regular season record is 186-132 while the Cowboys' regular season record is 173-145.

As for the 70s and 80s, the Cowboys did go to the playoffs year after year, but the Dynasty teams of the 70s and 80s were the Steelers and 49ers, not the Cowboys.

And yes, I was a Don Majkowski fan. He wore the green and gold. He was a pretty good QB for a few years. He was part of one of the most memorable games in Packers' history with the "Replay Game" against the Bears in 1989. But you can't be cracking on Majkowski when Ryan Leaf wore the Cowboys blue, can you?

Besides, you should give the Packers HUGE love for the Cowboys winning those Super Bowls in the 90s. In 1988, the Packers won the final game of the season on the road against the Phoenix Cardinals. If the Packers had lost that game, they would have finished 3-13 and had the first pick in the 1989 Draft as they would have "lost" the tiebreaker over the Cowboys (who also finished 3-13) to be the No. 1 pick. The Packers would have taken Troy Aikman No. 1. With that one forgotten win in a meaningless game in December 1988, the Green Bay Packers changed NFL History for the Dallas Cowboys.

Speaking of changing NFL History, if Troy Aikman had been drafted by Green Bay, perhaps Ron Wolfe would not have been hired as the Packers GM in 1991 and he would have stayed with the Jets, and maybe the Jets would have traded for Brett Favre instead. It is ironic that the Jets finally get Brett Favre this year when they probably would have had him in 1992 if only the lowly Green Bay Packers would have lost that Cardinals game.

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