Posted on 10/26/2017 11:43:20 AM PDT by ForYourChildren
What would Joe Montana and Jerry Rice say?
Just about the STUPIDEST survey ever conducted. Somebody in the 49ers head office needs their heads examined and their asses kicked. MORONS.
As if all this kneeling crap wasn’t enough.
we care about kneeling during the anthem,,did you ask that question?
"Man, I'm sure glad that last check cleared."
Who said there is no such thing as a stupid question?
NFL GTH! And take your Colin K with you
Participants....
...Silicon fools
They should probably be sending that survey to their players instead of their fans.
“They should probably be sending that survey to their players instead of their fans.”
LOL
Maybe they already have.. And are now trying it out on the fans.
To the players and to management. Clueless morons sending that out the fans
Winning or losing and keeping score are so last century.
Today it doesn’t matter if you win or lose.
It matters how you advance the “Black Lives Matter” agenda.
You got that right. QB and coach chemistry along with brilliance of both. One can’t make it without the other.
Satire?
The NFL is going to have to schedule some more “garment malfunctions” and naked boobs during the next Superbowl halftime show
if they expect to bring in enough viewers to justify the cost of putting the annual freak circus on live TV this season.
Is there a question as to whether I care about the NFL as a whole? Three possible answers: No, Hell No, All the above.
I have gotten the same impression from college basketball where the close calls seem to always favor the Kentuckys, Dukes and North Carolinas over teams with a lesser TV following.
Funny they should ask.
No, I no longer care even a little whether any NFL football team wins or loses. Perhaps I smile a little when a team that shows open disrespect for out flag, our anthem, our military, our country, and our ancestors loses, but that usually just means another rude and disrespectful team wins.
So, no, I don’t care enough to go to even one game, to watch a game on TV or streaming, to read the scores online or in a newspaper, or to in any other way follow the professionals in what used to be a popular spectator sport. And, no, I don’t care to discuss football with friends, or to eat/drink in an establishment that has the NFL on even one screen.
If you’re in San Fran, you’re already losers. Splitting hairs here.
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