If you had to pick a new team, who would it be?

[kearly]

Right now, the Broncos. When Manning retires, whichever team Manziel is playing for. I've been a bit partial to the Cardinals the last 20+ years, and I've always kinda liked the 49ers. Now that I've gotten used to their WWE heel type team personality, I find them a lot of fun to follow and great fun to root against, even though I like the way they approach the game.

 

[-The Glove-]

Ravens have always been a 2nd team if I had to choose one. Always loved the packers too with Favre and Rev White

 

[JSeahawks]

Eagles because of Chip Kelly. Also have always liked them since the Randall Cunningham days.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Chargers. Loved them since I first started watching football in the mid-60s. Those powder blue unis man! Also have always liked the Raiders and Chiefs. As for the NFC, Packers.

 

[SonicHawk]

Chargers. Loved them since I first started watching football in the mid-60s. Those powder blue unis man! Also have always liked the Raiders and Chiefs. As for the NFC, Packers.

All about those powder blues.

Chargers would definitely be my #2 team if that was a thing.

 

[RolandDeschain]

Chargers. Loved them since I first started watching football in the mid-60s. Those powder blue unis man! Also have always liked the Raiders and Chiefs. As for the NFC, Packers.

All about those powder blues.

Chargers would definitely be my #2 team if that was a thing.

Their powder blue throwbacks do look friggin' amazing. Best throwbacks in the league and it's not even close.

 

[Yxes1122]

Packers, I really liked them when I was a kid. My first Super Bowl memory is GB vs Den and I picked against my bro, so I've always kind of had a soft spot for the Pack.

The underdog in me also has a soft spot for Jax.

 

[KINGGRUMPY]

Chiefs. Was a huge Derrick Thomas fan when I was a kid... or the Vikings, won my first NFL bet when I was like 5 betting with them... Told my dad, "I'll take the bulls".

 

[KINGGRUMPY]

Living in Jacksonville now I would probably have to pick the Jags. I always kinda liked them back in the Fred Taylor, Jimmy Smith, John Henderson days. The Ravens would be my other choice but the Dolphins would get some consideration as well.

I like the Jags owner... always followed them after Reggie Williams went there. They will be in the playoffs in the next decade... I like pulling for an underdog.

I would also consider the Dolphins. My Uncle is a huge Dolphins (Marino) fan. He is a Hawks fans first but his house is 60/40 Seahawks/Dolphins. Their new logo is hideous though.

 

[MizzouHawkGal]

Chargers. Loved them since I first started watching football in the mid-60s. Those powder blue unis man! Also have always liked the Raiders and Chiefs. As for the NFC, Packers.

All about those powder blues.

Chargers would definitely be my #2 team if that was a thing.

Said this pages ago those powder blues are straight sexy.

 

[jkitsune]

Bengals for me. Loved them as a kid. They're tigers, they haven't won, and they're generally a sympathetic franchise.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Chargers. Loved them since I first started watching football in the mid-60s. Those powder blue unis man! Also have always liked the Raiders and Chiefs. As for the NFC, Packers.

All about those powder blues.

Chargers would definitely be my #2 team if that was a thing.

Said this pages ago those powder blues are straight sexy.

So then imagine that it's 1965 and you're 9 years old and have been really into football for a year and you've always had black and white TV at your house (yeah, I am old). Then your grandparents get the first color TV in the family and a couple of days later you go out to their house for dinner and since your Grandpa really digs football he turns on the 1:00 PM AFL game from Balboa Stadium in San Diego (on NBC "in living color"). And there, in all there glory are the Chargers with those powder blue jerseys with the white helmets and white pants each with gold lightening bolts on them. It was just like "WOW, those are AMAZING!". You watch John Hadl, (the criminally underappreciated) Lance Alworth, Ernie Ladd, Paul Lowe, Keith Lincoln, etc. and that's your team, right then and there.

 

[SeahawksBMX]

Glad your stepson made the right choice.

For me, I'd probably have to say the Bucs. Don't know if it's the 1976 connection or that I like their uniforms second only to ours (the red & pewter, of course; not the Creamsicle® version. Sidenote: Tampa never beat us while wearing those).

Team I'd most like to see win a SB (other than Seattle obviously): Browns. Passionate fanbase and I have a lot of Sonics-style empathy for them. Just when it looked like they were ready to turn things around, the mismanagement of that team has them in a total cluster once again. Feel for those fans.

 

[Natethegreat]

I don't really root for any other teams but Cleveland interests me a lot next year. They have the opportunity to get a load of talent this year in the draft and they already have quite a bit as it is. I know everyone likes to talk about the disfunction there but I think the owner made the right decision in starting over. Whether he got the right coach is up for debate. If he is that team can make a quick turnaround. I wouldn't be shocked if they made the playoffs next year at all.

 

[randomation]

Texans JJ Watt and a bunch of other former Badgers.

 

[willyum]

Green bay maybe
Dumb question though

shows how much you got going on in your life for you to stop, read, and answer it then dosen't it?

 

[bevellisthedevil]

Any NFL team that has not won a superbowl yet so all of the fans could feel the way I did when we hoisted our first Lombardi Trophy.

 

[sc85sis]

I'd probably either go back to being a Bears fan or not really following the NFL that much.

I watched some Walter Payton stuff on YouTube last night and it brought back a lot of great memories. Still makes me cry when I think of how young he died.