NFL - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
MLB - Atlanta Braves
NBA - Cleveland Cavaliers
NHL - Colorado Avalanche
NCAA - Alabama Crimson Tide
BPL - Manchester United

Duke (NCAA)
Teen Horror (Barnes and Noble)

atlanta braves and indianapolis colts. so andres, are you a red sox fan this year?

New England Patriots (NFL)
Boston Celtics (NBA)
Boston Bruins (NHL)
Boston Red Socks (MLB)
Harvard Crimson (NCAA)

yea imma a proud homer haha

Andres do you still support the Thrashers now that they are the Winnipeg Jets?

King, Brady was a full undefeated season better than Flacco over their first seven seasons. If you don't thi that is a big difference then I don't know what to tell you. He also had 3 Super Bowl wins...

Yeah and then you have spygate......

3 superbowl wins *with spygate

San Diego Padres (MLB)
San Diego Chargers (NFL)
Anaheim Ducks (NHL)

Brady is a 4x Superbowl Champion, 6x AFC Champion, 2x MVP, 3x Superbowl MVP, 10x Pro-Bowler, and has the hottest wife in the NFL.

.........So it confuses me how Joe Fluko can even be uttered in the sentence with arguably the greatest quarterback of NFL history...

Edited 3/27/2015 02:19:04

Since Spygate? 1 Super Bowl win, 3 Super Bowl appearances and a 90-23 record. Split Brady's career in half and each half is STILL better and more accomplished than Flacco

Edited 4/3/2015 07:45:36

Whatever people. I will pick Flacco over Brady 10 out of 10 times.

and its Flacco's fault for a dropped pass and missed kick. Yup. Brady was saved by the tuck rule and Patriots had to use a NOW ILLEGAL trick play to beat the Ravens terrible defense this year.

Edited 3/27/2015 03:41:37

You're delusional King, simple as that. Flacco had the best season of his career at 3986 yards, 27TD and 12INT. Brady had an okay year at 4109 yards, 33TD and 9INT. Brady's mediocre season is 100 yards, 6TD and 3INT better than Flacco's best.

The tuck rule was the proper implementation of the rule, just as was the substitution in the Ravens game. If your coach or defense had half a brain they would have called timeout and discussed the matter. Really not that hard to figure out who is and is not eligible. Instead the fool just handed the Patriots a free 15 yards.

Oh, and the ifs and buts BS is garbage. If not for two freak circus catches Brady is sitting at 6 Super Bowl wins.

Edited 3/27/2015 03:53:10

I would say for all you NFL'ers to take off all the armour you have on and play a real physical sport.

Give me a proper 80 minutes of physical contact over your 30 seconds followed by 12 minutes a rest any day.

Also, love all the Chelsea supporters. Is this because you all come from London or because they are the best team in the EPL at the moment?

Football/Soccer
La Liga: Albacete Balompié (In the second tier) and FC Barcelona
Premier League: Liverpool
Serie A: AC Milan
Bundesliga: Bayern München
Ligue 1: Olympique Lyonnais
Primeira Liga: Benfica

Basketball
Euroleague: FC Barcelona
NBA: LA Lakers, and any team with Spanish players like the Gasol

(Of course, also any sport played by Spanish Team)

And that's all, I don't usually follow other American sports.

Just to point out it's the EPL. (English Premier League)

I'm not denigrating Swansea, or Cardiff (if they get back in - or even Merthyr Tydfil and Wrexham. But the Welsh teams left their F.A's umbrella to play in the English Association leagues (Like Berwick play in Scotland despite being technically in England).

The Welsh, Irish, Northern Irish and Scottish all have their own top divisions.

Flaps, I really hope you are referring to rugby and not soccer. Personally, I'd say rugby and hockey are the two toughest sports and both are well ahead of football

There's actually a school of thought that American football would have fewer concussion/injury issues if the players wore less padding. The rationale is that since they are less protected, they wouldn't hit the other players as hard, Since doing so would also hurt the attacking player more.

Might be a little late posting to this but here we go...

NFL: Seattle Seahawks; just randomly picked them as my team when I was very young and I've been a fan ever since. (please no harassment about the Superb Owl, Patriot fans. I'm still slowly recovering D:)
MLB: Boston Red Sox; also picked them at a young age.
NCAA: NC State Wolfpack
NBA: Phoenix Suns (Was a fan during the Steve Nash years, remained so even after he departed)

And as far as hockey and soccer go, I really have no rooting interest. I've always wanted to get into watching rugby, but I have no idea where to start.

Sidenote: I am probably in the minority when I say this, but I think golf is pretty interesting as well.

Edited 4/3/2015 07:44:46