Posts by Jesse Ramirez3

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Eagles-Panthers
Broncos-Steelers
Packers-Bengals
Browns-Chargers
Bills-Chiefs

Browns-Vikings
Lions-Bears
WFT-Falcons
Colts-Dolphins
Seahawks-49ers
Ravens-Broncos

Bengals-Steelers
Falcons-Giants
Saints-Patriots
Seahawks-Vikings
Buccaneers-Rams
Packers-49ers

Bills - Dolphins
49ers - Eagles
Bengals - Bears
Saints - Panthers
Rams - Colts
Cowboys - Chargers

I seem to have forgotten that 😵is actually happening

https://www.flickr.com/photos/badblu...57624350474764

You have this (it’s not quite the beginning), though you probably already know about it.

If anyone here actually follows the teams, maybe you could post some mock drafts—just the first round would suffice—once the Super Bowl wraps up.

My old one finally kicked the bucket, and I'm out of warranty. Since I'm running an Intel Core i7, my current budget is $400 so I can't really justify a massive upgrade right now, even though I need something urgently.

Does anyone happen to know when or where we're playing against Orient?

Richard Diaz said:Is there actually any group out there with songs more tedious than BBB?

Plus, most of the crowd just screams through every song instead of finding the rhythm. I suppose they lack routine since they only show up once a month, if that. You could tell by looking at last year's intermission performance—they cheered better there than at almost any home game, excluding maybe the big matchups against Benfica or Fenerbahçe.

You go to the game and hear it live.

Let’s be realistic for a second about why the North stands alone at the bottom. It’s true that they aren't showing up online, which plays a part, but realistically, "our" side has 3,000 diehards. That leaves about 2,500 people down in the North who basically have no other option, yet they still end up bleating like sheep, just like they have during all the major games lately. This isn't the era from over 10 years ago where maybe 500 people would be huddled on the edges of the stands in silence watching the game.

I'm getting tired of this Reddit interface and how it handles posting. Just delete it all.

Both sides of this argument have valid points, though I suppose both parties are far too stubborn and prideful to actually admit it.

That’s probably why we see these specific trends—like how half the stadium might be backing the home team in Chicago, while everyone else just does their own thing, ignoring the megaphones and drums, filming from the upper decks instead of being in the thick of it...

Does anyone happen to have a video of the "just give us the win" chant from the end of the match? It was easily one of the most intense moments in the stands over the last decade.

Arthur Ortiz2 said:Outkast div>

Saw them at some college party this fall (pretty wild, right?)

The guys seemed pretty burnt out, and the encore was a bit underwhelming, but I guess it was a decent enough show overall.

Christian Moore41 said:Ferencica?

She hasn't even seen the stands since the boycott started, I suppose.🤦

Exactly. I feel like Chicago has turned into such a small town over the last decade or so.

Regarding the match itself, it was decent enough, but honestly, it just feels wrong that most of the crowd—especially those sitting above the mid-tier seats—stayed silent during a game like this. If you look back at our old matches against teams like Werder, Spartak, or Basel, that never used to happen.

I honestly don't get this collective amnesia or this sudden need for forgiveness. If your only grievance was Jerry Maguire, then you clearly don't give a damn about the actual state of the club. You probably just celebrated every mediocre trophy we ever lifted...

Maybe try showing up to every single game instead of cherry-picking. It’s easy to lecture others when things go south against teams like San Francisco or Indianapolis, acting like you have some profound insight, when really you're just reacting to everything that's gone wrong over the last decade.

I wonder which song is actually the original version of "Despite Everything"?

They’re talking about Indianapolis, for God's sake.