Football is OFFICIALLY out of my life

[Guest cartman]

Here's some names. Rick Mirer. Rashaan Salaam. Moses Moreno. Alonzo Spellman. Curtis Enis. Erik Kramer. Bobby Engram. Walt Harris. Bryan Cox. Alonzo Hayes.

Bryan Cox?

 

I think he shouldnt be on that list as a failure bcause he sure as hell wasnt. He was great in Miami, and great with Chicago. Not his fault they didnt give the team MORE to work with around him.

 

Look at the Pats with him last year, sure he didnt play much in the second half because of injuries but many people say that he had alot to do with their success as a player/coach type.

[Guest gthureson]

As a Leafs' fan, I've suffered heartbreak after heartbreak (4 times in my life, they've gone to the Conference Finals, 4 loses. They even lost to the Carolina FUCKING Hurricanes!!).

The Canes are a better team. Accept it. Life will go much easier once you accept the Leafs will never win another Stanley Cup.

[Guest JHawk]

As a Leafs' fan, I've suffered heartbreak after heartbreak (4 times in my life, they've gone to the Conference Finals, 4 loses.  They even lost to the Carolina FUCKING Hurricanes!!).

The Canes are a better team. Accept it. Life will go much easier once you accept the Leafs will never win another Stanley Cup.

Hey man, no offense, but as afan of Cleveland sports teams who has had to officially accept that 1964 will be the last time anybody in that city ever wins anything, that doesn't mean it doesn't piss me off when my teams lose. Hell, the NFL changed a fucking rule in mid-game to screw the Browns out of already slim playoff hopes last year (the replay that led to the bottle throwing...a bad reaction for a shitty call), and here I am rooting for them like a dumbass to watch the NFL enforce the asinine "helmet on the field" rule on the last play of the fucking game that was on the other side of the fucking field where it had absolutely nothing to do with the fucking play.

 

Yeah, I'm getting bitter, and that wasn't even the Cleveland Indians rant.