Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

[Fosco33]

I've 'liked' watching a few AFC teams over the years (Dolphins when I was younger (late 80's; early 90's); Steelers throughout (they just have that 'packer'like feeling) and more recently the Chargers (local proximity).

Who's your 2nd favorite team if you have one?

[Patler]

Re: Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

I've 'liked' watching a few AFC teams over the years (Dolphins when I was younger (late 80's; early 90's); Steelers throughout (they just have that 'packer'like feeling) and more recently the Chargers (local proximity).

Who's your 2nd favorite team if you have one?

Isn't that kind of like having a second favorite spouse???

[red]

yeah, you can't cheat on you're team with some other floozey

i say no, you can only have 1 team

pick now

[Fosco33]

Re: Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

I've 'liked' watching a few AFC teams over the years (Dolphins when I was younger (late 80's; early 90's); Steelers throughout (they just have that 'packer'like feeling) and more recently the Chargers (local proximity).

Who's your 2nd favorite team if you have one?

Isn't that kind of like having a second favorite spouse???

That's why I put liked in quotations. I could care less if I missed a game (or 5), but if they're on I'd rather watch them than another team. If they do well, it's fun to watch the playoffs with a little more interest than just a general fan.

Now, I can surely say I've never missed a Packer game in my known life (and very rarely a series or more) - I'm committed to this spouse even if she's looking slow, fat and ugly right now

[Zool]

Re: Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

I've 'liked' watching a few AFC teams over the years (Dolphins when I was younger (late 80's; early 90's); Steelers throughout (they just have that 'packer'like feeling) and more recently the Chargers (local proximity).

Who's your 2nd favorite team if you have one?

Isn't that kind of like having a second favorite spouse???

That's why I put liked in quotations. I could care less if I missed a game (or 5), but if they're on I'd rather watch them than another team. If they do well, it's fun to watch the playoffs with a little more interest than just a general fan.

Now, I can surely say I've never missed a Packer game in my known life (and very rarely a series or more) - I'm committed to this spouse even if she's looking slow, fat and ugly right now

YOu like to chase your women? Literally?

[OS PA]

I've always been a Packer fan, and will always be, but I cheer for the Giants whenever they're playing. Now when it comes down to Packers vs. Giants I cheer for the Packers. I don't think there is anything wrong with cheering for more than one team, as long as you aren't a bandwagoner.

[AtlPackFan]

I cheer for the Falcons.................................to lose!!!

[mission]

I cheer for the Falcons.................................to lose!!!

haha all my friends are falcons fans (understandably) and i might just hop on the bandwagon as a "they are my team unless they're playing the packers" team... it's just hard to get excited though. about anything aside from the green and gold.

[Green Bud Packer]

i became a raider fan when they were still an a.f.l. team and have followed them since.i bleed green and gold and shit blue and orange.by the way i like the changes to the site.good job mad.

[Scott Campbell]

Re: Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

Isn't that kind of like having a second favorite spouse???

I wish you guys wouldn't be so judgemental.

[Astonishment]

As a Packer fan first and a football fan a close second, I love following other teams,and especially other players. There is never a team I would ever route for that could hurt the Packers, but as an example I have followed Eli Manning the last year and I wanted them to win over the Colts last night (I thought they would win due to how well the Giants played at home last year). I have been following the Bengals for a few years (I just liked alot of thier young talent about 3 years ago), as well as the Jaguars (I thought Leftwich would be great coming out of college - I actually thought the Vikings should have drafted him instead of Williams). Again I would never route for those teams if it hurt the Packers in any way, but because I love the game of football I see nothing wrong with following other players/teams. That said I am only a "fan" of one team.

[ahaha]

Re: Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

Isn't that kind of like having a second favorite spouse???

I wish you guys wouldn't be so judgemental.

Yeah, they don't understand what you and your family have. If only the world, and that S.O.B. Roman, would let you live in peace and harmony with God.

[Patler]

Re: Is it ok to have a 2nd favorite team in the NFL?

Isn't that kind of like having a second favorite spouse???

I wish you guys wouldn't be so judgemental.

Sorry Polygamist Rat.

[Lurker64]

I like a fair number of other teams, but don't have anything resembling true loyalty. I'm never going to cheer for anybody to beat the Packers, but I don't see what's wrong with cheering for the Bills to beat the Jets when it doesn't impact Green Bay in any way.

[BallHawk]

I hate every team besides the Packers, their all our enemies. Look at it like this, the NFL is a war. Now, if there was a war between North America and South America, you would obviously root for North America. But would you kinda root for Chile because you lived there for a year? Hell no. Now if it is the playoffs, then sure you can have a team you're pulling for. Last year I wasn't rooting for any team at the beginning, but after the first two games, I started pulling for the Steelers, just for the Bus' sake, I hate the Steelers' guts usually. I was also rooting for whoever played the Bears.