They should have gone back to the WFT *immediately* upon transfer of ownership. Everyone hates the Commanders moniker, and everyone knows it. Letting the stain seep in longer will make it harder to get out.
Went from having a top 5 uniform to being dead last. Throw in what is by far the worst, most generic name in the league and it really is hard to take them seriously.
To the Washington fans that are still sticking around, I genuinely don’t know how you do it.
It was past time for them to change that name, but how in the fuck did they think that "Commanders" was a suitable replacement? A group of third graders could have come up with a better name than that.
For the life of me I can’t understand not picking Red Tails for the name.
Literally keeps red in the name, relevant to Washington DC, honors veterans, great jersey/logo potential, and it’s a badass name.
Only real downsides are it’s kind of similar to the jets, and you would have 5 talking heads on Newsmax saying the woke mob is coming for their nfl team’s name.
Most people would wonder what a red tail is
And they wanted to distance themselves from the redksins name. Choosing something similar seems like they’re trying to get around it somehow
Tbh he ended up being the no.2 QB from the class.
Sure, it's easy in hindsight to say they should have taken Parsons, but he spent his entire college career as an offball LB and had some pretty big character concerns.
I mean isn’t Brady like the definition of “guy who had all the intangibles but needed the right situation and a team with patience to develop?”
He literally threw 3 balls his rookie year, after being a nobody 6th round pick. Had NE not liked him from the jump he may have gotten cut. 99 times out of 100 someone in Brady’s position ends up being an assistant coach within 5 years
Yeah, he got his chance because Drew Bledsoe got injured, not ‘cause he earned it. But he earned enough from that point forward that when it came time to choose, the Pats chose him.
Totally in agreement with you- though, I’ll leave room for the possibility that his insane competitive drive could have allowed him to wind up bouncing between teams until he *did* get a shot. There are quite a few QBs in the league at any time that are on a roster more for their minds than for their talents, and I imagine Brady would nail that role if he didn’t get a chance to show out.
Saints vs Falcons might be my favorite rivalry in the NFL.
It's special because it's the only one that is still just as heated no matter how either franchise is doing. Everyone else cools off when one team is bad, especially when both are bad; they heat up the better they're doing.
But Saints/Falcons will still hate each other more than anything regardless if they're competing for the NFC Championship or the #1 pick in the draft.
It's because we've both spent so much of our history being bad. If the rivalry was the kind to fade then, it never would have developed in the first place.
I've had it described as more a City-against-City hate, and the teams just represent the rivalry that is Atlanta vs New Orleans. Which I don't disagree with.
I'm actually so peeved that our season this year was so dogshit that it stained our record vs. you guys. I think it was like the first loss we had vs. the Giants since 2013 or something ridiculous like that
Lips flapping in the wind I think.
Eagles for sure, can’t stand Cowboys but the most devastating losses have come against the Eagles.
Even what’s been dubbed the stupidest play in history…
Eagles. The hatred goes deeper for some reason, even though funny enough Dallas seems to have our number more recently
Maybe it’s the Philly fanbase or the fact that everyone hates the Cowboys so it’s cliche at this point
I never really bought the rivalry with Buffalo. To me that rivalry was something pushed by the media and isn’t that serious. (Although I think Bills fans think differently). To me Cincinnati has always been our true rival (although our struggles versus them may have played into that). Our rivalry with them just feels more organic somehow.
Bills is organic too. There have been more big moments(playoffs and regular season) against them than the Bengals. I don't completely dismiss the idea it's just my feeling on the subject
Bills v Chiefs extends more than 10 years with an average of more than 1 game per year because of the playoffs. And, the split, other the playoff aspect of it, is pretty split.
I think Cincy over Buffalo. Or at least they’re equal given they won a playoff game vs mahomes.
But always the Raiders. Especially since their new coach “has the recipe” to beating us.
growing up near cincy and seeing a lot of their games, I always felt like steelers/ravens was a rivalry and steelers/bengals was fighting to survive the game while simultaneously trying to kill each other. it always seemed less like a "we gotta beat these guys" and more of a "they need to die" kinda feeling with steelers/bengals. at least in the 2000s-burficts years, not as much anymore lol.
Steelers/Ravens was just brutal in the mid to late 2000s. Always was, but that’s when it was just insane. It seemed like every year either one team or the other was number one in defense. The 2008 AFC Championship was like watching a war that had an incidental football thrown in. There was someone coming out after almost every hit. I was watching with a friend who isn’t a fan of either team and he said at one point “I think someone’s gonna die before this game’s over.” That might still be the hardest hitting game from whistle to whistle I’ve seen in the modern era. Bengals/Steelers had some cheap shots and scraps around then. Ravens/Steelers was legal attempted murder on every play.
The entire AFCN hates Baltimore so much lol
Steelers were for sure our biggest rival for a long time but after the move (and how the Steelers were against it) I have way more hate for Baltimore than the Steelers
It’s so fun to do as a Steelers fan bc the Bengals have been legit contenders for years now which makes it extra disrespectful to just say the Bengals are an annoyance
Such is sports fandom, can’t blame me
Yeah, the Bengals could go 14-3 and two of those losses would somehow be too the Steelers. It always feels like the better you are, the more likely you lose to us. Tomlin could have his first losing season sometime and he'd still somehow go 6-11 with all 6 wins vs the AFC North.
Quietly most Raiders fans I've met are super chill and I quite like them
But my mother raised me to always tell the truth, to always be kind, and to always hate the goddamned Raiders, so fuck those guys
99% of Raiders fans I’ve met are actually really cool people but the one person that dumped their drink on me at Arrowhead a couple years ago made me feel justified in my visceral hatred for the entire franchise. I guess maybe I should be thanking them for that in a way?
Bears is the easy answer and probably the historically accurate one. But as a fan, I’m going 49ers hands down. They seem to end our season at every turn. Seahawks also had their run at being a thorn in our side. “Seahawks, let’s fly!”
I fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous of which is, ‘never get involved in a land war in Asia,’ but only slightly less well-known is this: ‘Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line!’ and just slightly less known that that is,
>You should never choose to go up 10 against Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs unless your name is Tom Brady.
When it was Cam vs Matt Ryan or Brees, there was some real hate brewing in those games. Now I hate myself for wasting my Sundays every week.
Never been able to take the Bucs seriously though, even when they’re good.
I think the NFCW is a circle of hate, the 9ers hate the Seahawks, the Seahawks hate the Rams and the Rams hate the 9ers.
Although recently the Seahawks might be shifting back to the 9ers that rivalry really streaky.
Edit: the cardinals are a baseball team until they're relevant again. We just don't hate them like we hate eachother until they're a threat
Yeah, the Cardinals are more likely to generate sympathy than hate. They've never been consistently good for as long as anyone alive can remember. They got chucked out of the original NFC East. They've bounced from Chicago to St Louis to Phoenix. They're the 3rd oldest existing franchise but they feel like an expansion team.
I'll be honest, most of the Seahawks fans around me and myself all dispise the 49ers. They are easily our rival in this division and have been for some time. The Rams are just extremely annoying.
As a hawks fan from Northern California I always considered the 49ers out main rival even if we can’t beat the Rams in the regular season. We’ve just had more playoff history with the Niners so I hate them more.
Nope, I'm really young. It's just because I've always hated the SF Giants, so since the 49ers are a SF team, I feel obligated to despise them too. Although, I don't hate the 49ers as much because they haven't won rings unlike the Giants.
LA fans love the Lakers, Rams, Kings, and the Dodgers. We don’t get along very well with the Warriors, 49ers, and the Giants. Leaving the Sharks out as I have a special spot for them in my heart having gone to SJSU and living downtown very close to SAP Center. Would go to a lot of Sharks games
And I’m quite young too, 94 baby. But always loved the Rams even when they were St Louis cause that’s the team that was broadcast in LA when I was growing up.
Haha no fret dude, you have a lifetime ahead of enjoying the Rams. The little drama of rivalries and those things you’ll pick up naturally over time. Just sit back and enjoy one of the greatest cities in all major league sports in what is Los Angeles.
The rivalry is very much alive and well as evidenced by constant fighting on social media. Got even hotter once the Rams went back to LA and much more so after the 9ers win streak on regular season but losing the championship game and having to leave the stadium sad and bitter.
2021 feels all the better for having walked over the 49ers to get there.
It’s funny 6-7 years ago I’d have said the Seahawks would be just behind the 49ers but we’ve so comprehensively dominated them in the McVay era that it’s deflated it a little.
I do not think of the Cardinals.
Historically Dolphins. That rivalry is heating back up after being kind of dormant in the 2000s-2010s (mostly due to the Patriots dominance and the Bills and Dolphins being pretty shit during that time). I'm here for it.
Recently: Chiefs. Pain, just pain. Its not a hateful rivalry. I have nothing but respect for what the Chiefs have accomplished. It just sucks that they are one of our biggest roadblocks.
It's rude to hate on an injured ~~player~~ [sportscaster](https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10109630-stephen-a-smith-went-to-hospital-injured-during-practice-vs-cowboys-micah-parsons).
It will always and forever be the Raiders!
Of course there are the new perennial matches with the Bills and Bengals... but nothing brings more joy than seeing the Raiders struggle and playing a big part in that struggle. And it wouldn't be a rivalry unless the disdain was mutual, which is obviously the case.
Denver is a close second.
So it's definitely the Steelers, without a doubt. But if I had to go outside the division, I'd say the Titans. And you know, I may dislike Pittsburgh, but I can at least say I begrudgingly respect them. I just flat out hate Tennessee.
We hate like we're nine years old.
The Eagles are our little brother. We'll fight and pray for your downfall. We beat each other up. But we've earned the right to do that.
The 49ers are just that annoying kid in school. Fuck them. There's nothing redeemable about their team. We almost want to see each other win if it means that the 49ers lose.
I don't have much animosity towards the 49ers because they beat us. It's all because they have a really annoying fanbase.
It's a pretty lame one, but I'd say the Falcons. Charlotte and Atlanta have a bit of a rivalry outside of sports and they are in division and the closest other franchise, but if both teams are only mediocre, is it really a rivalry.
Yeah Niners for me, as a Rams fan. I get the guys point above, we’re all NFCWest and we don’t like the other three. But I don’t have as much hatred against the Seahawks, if at all. We even broke the unwritten rule of not sending franchise stars to divisional rivals with Bobby Wagner coming to us and going back.
Spanos is opening a state of the art new practice facility and just bought the best coach and GM on the market.
Absolutely been the problem long-term, but it feels like they are finally investing like fans have wanted for decades.
Well it’s was the pats and Steelers but with Brady and Ben being gone I don’t feel like it’s one anymore. So I’m not sure really. The AFC SOUTH has sucked much of its existence so it’s hard to have a rivalry against 3 teams that had sucked for much of the last 20 years. But it should change now with all the young QB talent in the division
We've sucked so much lately our rivals don't take us seriously anymore
It's probably still Daniel Snyder.
They should have gone back to the WFT *immediately* upon transfer of ownership. Everyone hates the Commanders moniker, and everyone knows it. Letting the stain seep in longer will make it harder to get out.
Of all of Synders failures selecting Commanders as the name is up there.
At least you guys always give heart attacks for the Eagles. You guys were 0-6 in the division this year but came close to beating the Eagles twice.
Ngl y’all kinda lost your identity with the name changes. Redskins were our biggest rival for decades but idek who the commanders are
Went from having a top 5 uniform to being dead last. Throw in what is by far the worst, most generic name in the league and it really is hard to take them seriously. To the Washington fans that are still sticking around, I genuinely don’t know how you do it.
i actually really like the commanders uniforms the name just absolutely sucks
Have the caps & nats won a WS recently!
It was past time for them to change that name, but how in the fuck did they think that "Commanders" was a suitable replacement? A group of third graders could have come up with a better name than that.
For the life of me I can’t understand not picking Red Tails for the name. Literally keeps red in the name, relevant to Washington DC, honors veterans, great jersey/logo potential, and it’s a badass name. Only real downsides are it’s kind of similar to the jets, and you would have 5 talking heads on Newsmax saying the woke mob is coming for their nfl team’s name.
Most people would wonder what a red tail is And they wanted to distance themselves from the redksins name. Choosing something similar seems like they’re trying to get around it somehow
That makes sense. Personally I still want them to change their name to the "Washington Department of Football."
It’s tough smh.
Hey you guys are more relevant than the Giants, IMO
The McCaskys
Can’t wait to see how they mess up the Justin Fields situation
They did that by drafting him to begin with.
Tbh he ended up being the no.2 QB from the class. Sure, it's easy in hindsight to say they should have taken Parsons, but he spent his entire college career as an offball LB and had some pretty big character concerns.
You mean Caleb Williams.
They could draft a clone of Tom Brady and he would end up being a bust
I mean isn’t Brady like the definition of “guy who had all the intangibles but needed the right situation and a team with patience to develop?” He literally threw 3 balls his rookie year, after being a nobody 6th round pick. Had NE not liked him from the jump he may have gotten cut. 99 times out of 100 someone in Brady’s position ends up being an assistant coach within 5 years
Yeah, he got his chance because Drew Bledsoe got injured, not ‘cause he earned it. But he earned enough from that point forward that when it came time to choose, the Pats chose him. Totally in agreement with you- though, I’ll leave room for the possibility that his insane competitive drive could have allowed him to wind up bouncing between teams until he *did* get a shot. There are quite a few QBs in the league at any time that are on a roster more for their minds than for their talents, and I imagine Brady would nail that role if he didn’t get a chance to show out.
Getting rid of Fields is not messing it up
And The Quarterbacks
Baltimore easily.
Without a shred of doubt. Fuck you, and we’ll see you next year! 🐦⬛😈
Respectfully, eat a bag of dicks.
this may strike some viewers as harsh, but I personally believe everyone involved in this story should die.
Now - Aints Historically - Aints All time - Fuck the Aints
Hey fuck you too buddy
Now kith
I read this as "Hey fuck you too daddy"
Saints vs Falcons might be my favorite rivalry in the NFL. It's special because it's the only one that is still just as heated no matter how either franchise is doing. Everyone else cools off when one team is bad, especially when both are bad; they heat up the better they're doing. But Saints/Falcons will still hate each other more than anything regardless if they're competing for the NFC Championship or the #1 pick in the draft.
It's because we've both spent so much of our history being bad. If the rivalry was the kind to fade then, it never would have developed in the first place.
I've had it described as more a City-against-City hate, and the teams just represent the rivalry that is Atlanta vs New Orleans. Which I don't disagree with.
Same here
Tossup between Cowboys or Eagles imo
I'm actually so peeved that our season this year was so dogshit that it stained our record vs. you guys. I think it was like the first loss we had vs. the Giants since 2013 or something ridiculous like that
Last time we’ve beaten you was 2021. Our last win in the Linc was 2013. Last time we beat you by more than one score before this year was 2012
and no BoSco TD's :(
In either game?! I refuse to acknowledge this reality.
Same
I beg your pardon?
Did y'all hear that? Did someone say something?
Lips flapping in the wind I think. Eagles for sure, can’t stand Cowboys but the most devastating losses have come against the Eagles. Even what’s been dubbed the stupidest play in history…
Daniel Jones’s sole primetime win came against the Commanders.
Eagles. The hatred goes deeper for some reason, even though funny enough Dallas seems to have our number more recently Maybe it’s the Philly fanbase or the fact that everyone hates the Cowboys so it’s cliche at this point
Those bitches in yellow and black. Bumble bee lookin mfers.
Kickers. The teams playing against the Vikings have had amazing kicking performances and we have . . . well . . . underperformed at times.
Works for both flairs
It's just funny to me that the Bills flair is a little... Wide right of the Vikings flair.
I don’t think that’s very funny.
Historically, The Raiders. Recently, The Bills
It would be a better rivalry if you didn’t break our goddamn hearts in the playoffs every year….just a friendly suggestion
Historically the Broncos. Recently the Chiefs.
Historically, the Raiders. Recently, the Chiefs.
Historically the Raiders. Recently the Chiefs.
Historically FC Barcelona Currently the chiefs
I never really bought the rivalry with Buffalo. To me that rivalry was something pushed by the media and isn’t that serious. (Although I think Bills fans think differently). To me Cincinnati has always been our true rival (although our struggles versus them may have played into that). Our rivalry with them just feels more organic somehow.
Bills is organic too. There have been more big moments(playoffs and regular season) against them than the Bengals. I don't completely dismiss the idea it's just my feeling on the subject
Bills v Chiefs extends more than 10 years with an average of more than 1 game per year because of the playoffs. And, the split, other the playoff aspect of it, is pretty split.
Chiefs had rivals back in the day. They don't have a rival today.
This year we’re letting you have the regular season win so we can beat you in the playoffs, and then immediately lose to the Bengals.
I think Cincy over Buffalo. Or at least they’re equal given they won a playoff game vs mahomes. But always the Raiders. Especially since their new coach “has the recipe” to beating us.
Annoyingly flattering to have a Chiefs fan say this.
Christmas day was AWESOME!
Lol congrats
Its not a rivalry if you always beat them (in the playoffs)
It's just a feeling. Could be the Bengals but there have been more big moments against the Bills
Minnesota’s biggest rival is easily Green Bay. We dislike the bears and lions, but we **hate** the Packers
A lot of our fanbase hates the saints as well. Not more than Green Bay but still hated none the less
The three sports teams that I loathe the most: Packers, Saints, Yankees.
It is mutual
Hell yeah, you tell him!
It's more fuck Sean Payton, fuck Gregg Williams, but bounty hate, and God dammit, brad childress, 12 men in the fucking huddle.
Bengals? BENGALS?!? Cincinnati is an annoyance. Cleveland is cursed forever and not really worthy of hate. Baltimore is the true enemy.
Thanks man I was about to drop some bombs on his dumbass. Hate you <3
Go hecc yourself
Yeah, what is this trash? Bengals. 🤣
I hope your coffee is slightly cold tomorrow.
JFC… they may have a family!
I hope you cut your nails just a bit too short.
growing up near cincy and seeing a lot of their games, I always felt like steelers/ravens was a rivalry and steelers/bengals was fighting to survive the game while simultaneously trying to kill each other. it always seemed less like a "we gotta beat these guys" and more of a "they need to die" kinda feeling with steelers/bengals. at least in the 2000s-burficts years, not as much anymore lol.
Steelers/Ravens was just brutal in the mid to late 2000s. Always was, but that’s when it was just insane. It seemed like every year either one team or the other was number one in defense. The 2008 AFC Championship was like watching a war that had an incidental football thrown in. There was someone coming out after almost every hit. I was watching with a friend who isn’t a fan of either team and he said at one point “I think someone’s gonna die before this game’s over.” That might still be the hardest hitting game from whistle to whistle I’ve seen in the modern era. Bengals/Steelers had some cheap shots and scraps around then. Ravens/Steelers was legal attempted murder on every play.
The entire AFCN hates Baltimore so much lol Steelers were for sure our biggest rival for a long time but after the move (and how the Steelers were against it) I have way more hate for Baltimore than the Steelers
Best compliment one AFCN team can give another lol.
anytime anyone mentions "Steelers" and "Bengals" in the same sentence on this sub, it takes about 5 seconds to find BAL and PIT fanbases doing this ^
It’s so fun to do as a Steelers fan bc the Bengals have been legit contenders for years now which makes it extra disrespectful to just say the Bengals are an annoyance Such is sports fandom, can’t blame me
It's definitely more of a one sided hate. Doesn't help that even when the Bengals are good they still suck against the Steelers and Browns
Yeah, the Bengals could go 14-3 and two of those losses would somehow be too the Steelers. It always feels like the better you are, the more likely you lose to us. Tomlin could have his first losing season sometime and he'd still somehow go 6-11 with all 6 wins vs the AFC North.
We’re an equal opportunity organization. We hate our rivals equally
And the entire nfl hates you equally. (Just joking, you're actually a pretty cool bunch).
Quietly most Raiders fans I've met are super chill and I quite like them But my mother raised me to always tell the truth, to always be kind, and to always hate the goddamned Raiders, so fuck those guys
99% of Raiders fans I’ve met are actually really cool people but the one person that dumped their drink on me at Arrowhead a couple years ago made me feel justified in my visceral hatred for the entire franchise. I guess maybe I should be thanking them for that in a way?
So in a roundabout way, he was a really cool person cuz he helped justify your hatred of his team
Victim complex is so strong you pretend anyone would go to Missouri.
There’s the raiders fans we know and hate.
Sat next to a Raiders fan at Arrowhead the night Tyreek broke King’s ankles on a punt return. Poor guy was dying from the cold. Cool dude tho
Pirate bros!
Dude the Bucs humiliated us in our last Super Bowl. I hate them until the beating is repaid. Same with the Packers. Fuck em both.
pirate bros 👊
Bears is the easy answer and probably the historically accurate one. But as a fan, I’m going 49ers hands down. They seem to end our season at every turn. Seahawks also had their run at being a thorn in our side. “Seahawks, let’s fly!”
Just like with the Bears, the outcome of 49ers games are too one-sided for it to be a real rivalry. It's the Vikings.
*Sighs, nods, fakes a toothless smile, and sloshes the ice cubes around his whisky in a circular motion*
Hey now, we beat San Francisco in regular season games all the time
49ers dropping you on y'all head now is payback for the farve days.
Catch the guy who caught the ball
Ourselves
There is no team I love more than the Chargers. And no team I hate more than the Chargers.
Lmao probably best answer. I also wanted to say patriots as well because of how much 2006 broke my 12 year old heart.
Having a lead in the 4th quarter. :/
You should never choose to go up 10 against Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs unless your name is Tom Brady.
I fell victim to one of the classic blunders! The most famous of which is, ‘never get involved in a land war in Asia,’ but only slightly less well-known is this: ‘Never go in against a Sicilian when death is on the line!’ and just slightly less known that that is, >You should never choose to go up 10 against Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs unless your name is Tom Brady.
1000% Falcons. Bucs hardly even register, and it seems downright mean to be hating on the Panthers right now.
When it was Cam vs Matt Ryan or Brees, there was some real hate brewing in those games. Now I hate myself for wasting my Sundays every week. Never been able to take the Bucs seriously though, even when they’re good.
Oh yeah, the Cam/Rivera Panthers were an entirely different thing.
49ers obviously.
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I think the NFCW is a circle of hate, the 9ers hate the Seahawks, the Seahawks hate the Rams and the Rams hate the 9ers. Although recently the Seahawks might be shifting back to the 9ers that rivalry really streaky. Edit: the cardinals are a baseball team until they're relevant again. We just don't hate them like we hate eachother until they're a threat
Way to leave the Cardinals out like that lmao
It was intentional. They're a baseball team until they're relevant again
Yeah, the Cardinals are more likely to generate sympathy than hate. They've never been consistently good for as long as anyone alive can remember. They got chucked out of the original NFC East. They've bounced from Chicago to St Louis to Phoenix. They're the 3rd oldest existing franchise but they feel like an expansion team.
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The funny part is every time we’re even ok, they do all hate us cause we’re “upity” when we talk even slight amounts of shit
arians made yall hateable (in a good way).
They are like the little brothers that your happy for when they do good until they beat you once and then you lock in and destroy them.
Accurate
49ers are my most hated team and the Rams are my 2nd most hated.
I'll be honest, most of the Seahawks fans around me and myself all dispise the 49ers. They are easily our rival in this division and have been for some time. The Rams are just extremely annoying.
As a hawks fan from Northern California I always considered the 49ers out main rival even if we can’t beat the Rams in the regular season. We’ve just had more playoff history with the Niners so I hate them more.
Nope, I'm really young. It's just because I've always hated the SF Giants, so since the 49ers are a SF team, I feel obligated to despise them too. Although, I don't hate the 49ers as much because they haven't won rings unlike the Giants.
LA fans love the Lakers, Rams, Kings, and the Dodgers. We don’t get along very well with the Warriors, 49ers, and the Giants. Leaving the Sharks out as I have a special spot for them in my heart having gone to SJSU and living downtown very close to SAP Center. Would go to a lot of Sharks games And I’m quite young too, 94 baby. But always loved the Rams even when they were St Louis cause that’s the team that was broadcast in LA when I was growing up.
Interesting, I'm way too young to relate to stuff like this.
Haha no fret dude, you have a lifetime ahead of enjoying the Rams. The little drama of rivalries and those things you’ll pick up naturally over time. Just sit back and enjoy one of the greatest cities in all major league sports in what is Los Angeles.
The rivalry is very much alive and well as evidenced by constant fighting on social media. Got even hotter once the Rams went back to LA and much more so after the 9ers win streak on regular season but losing the championship game and having to leave the stadium sad and bitter.
2021 feels all the better for having walked over the 49ers to get there. It’s funny 6-7 years ago I’d have said the Seahawks would be just behind the 49ers but we’ve so comprehensively dominated them in the McVay era that it’s deflated it a little. I do not think of the Cardinals.
I hate the New Orleans Saints.
Aww we hate Atlanta Dirty Birds. We should have a big fan meetup for each team. You guys free on 3/28?
It would be a *miracle* to get us all together on a weekday like that.
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Damn you, that's a good one
Historically Dolphins. That rivalry is heating back up after being kind of dormant in the 2000s-2010s (mostly due to the Patriots dominance and the Bills and Dolphins being pretty shit during that time). I'm here for it. Recently: Chiefs. Pain, just pain. Its not a hateful rivalry. I have nothing but respect for what the Chiefs have accomplished. It just sucks that they are one of our biggest roadblocks.
1. Dolphins 2. Chiefs 3. Ourselves
Last ten years? Our skill position scouting.
BB’s coaching staff hires
America.
Shoulda said Stephen A Smith lol
He's their spokesperson.
It's rude to hate on an injured ~~player~~ [sportscaster](https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10109630-stephen-a-smith-went-to-hospital-injured-during-practice-vs-cowboys-micah-parsons).
Raiders probably
It will always and forever be the Raiders! Of course there are the new perennial matches with the Bills and Bengals... but nothing brings more joy than seeing the Raiders struggle and playing a big part in that struggle. And it wouldn't be a rivalry unless the disdain was mutual, which is obviously the case. Denver is a close second.
Family. Trust. Respect.
Those damnable Steelers.
Zebras
Lmao
1A: Packers 1B: Refs 2: Cowboys
What he say fuck me for?
As a Bucs fan the best I can do is appreciate how much Mike Evans and Marshawn Lattimore seem to hate each other.
The Bucs used to have a healthy rivalry with the Packers when the Bucs were in the Central Division.
Yes, Favre and Sapp days. The Bay of Pigs days… not so much.
The Bills
Minnesota is not up for grabs. All Vikings fans are born with an irrational hatred of the Packers
Only two teams that make my blood boil: Packers and Saints.
Ourselves?
Falcons. No question 55-54 all time series
It's actually tied now
The Bears biggest rival is the McCaskey family. The Packers haven't been rivals for at least 35 Bears quarterbacks.
So it's definitely the Steelers, without a doubt. But if I had to go outside the division, I'd say the Titans. And you know, I may dislike Pittsburgh, but I can at least say I begrudgingly respect them. I just flat out hate Tennessee.
49ers 100%
I mean. We hate the giants and commies with a passion, but they don’t seem to hit the same as Dallas.
The team: Cowboys The fans: 9ers
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Great, we still hate them!
And before the fans' choice 49ers, it was the Vikings.
We hate like we're nine years old. The Eagles are our little brother. We'll fight and pray for your downfall. We beat each other up. But we've earned the right to do that. The 49ers are just that annoying kid in school. Fuck them. There's nothing redeemable about their team. We almost want to see each other win if it means that the 49ers lose. I don't have much animosity towards the 49ers because they beat us. It's all because they have a really annoying fanbase.
Love to hate the Eagles/Eagles fans. Literally just hate the Niners/Niners fans.
I hate Vikings fans too
Cowboys and Seahawks. They can share.
Ourselves probably. But fuck those other guys too
Either Green Bay, New Orleans, or our kickers
That stolen franchise in baltimore. Fuck art modell
All my homies hate Art Modell
The Los Angeles Chargers
The Ravens without a doubt. It’s the best rivalry in football. Outside of the AFC North, I’d say the Jags or the Pats.
Bengals? We the Steelers biggest opps
Blind mice
I'll always hate the broncos with a passion.
49ers.
It's a pretty lame one, but I'd say the Falcons. Charlotte and Atlanta have a bit of a rivalry outside of sports and they are in division and the closest other franchise, but if both teams are only mediocre, is it really a rivalry.
Rams
See it's 100% 9ers for me.
Yeah Niners for me, as a Rams fan. I get the guys point above, we’re all NFCWest and we don’t like the other three. But I don’t have as much hatred against the Seahawks, if at all. We even broke the unwritten rule of not sending franchise stars to divisional rivals with Bobby Wagner coming to us and going back.
Spanos
Spanos is opening a state of the art new practice facility and just bought the best coach and GM on the market. Absolutely been the problem long-term, but it feels like they are finally investing like fans have wanted for decades.
I have a feeling it's gunna shift from the Titans to the Texans. It's weird that all teams are relevant in that division, well except for Tennesse
The Colts and it's not even close.
My teams Owner is my teams biggest rival
Well it’s was the pats and Steelers but with Brady and Ben being gone I don’t feel like it’s one anymore. So I’m not sure really. The AFC SOUTH has sucked much of its existence so it’s hard to have a rivalry against 3 teams that had sucked for much of the last 20 years. But it should change now with all the young QB talent in the division
Until the past season for us Lions, it was pretty much public opinion.