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Which Super Bowl champ was the *most* unBEARable (1 Viewer)
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Mr. Peterson
Footballguy
2002 Patriots. Easily. Shouldn't have even been to the Bowl that year.
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Limp Ditka
Footballguy
I see what you did here.
Sleeping King
Footballguy
Which time?
Mr. Peterson
Footballguy
Fixed2002. It was the year of the "tuck". I don't even think I watched the game. I don't remember much. Was that the year they kept showing Brady putting his hands on top of his head and shaking it in disbelief? They showed that over and over. I can't stand it.
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Sleeping King
Footballguy
Yep that's the one. Hmm...I really would have guessed that would have been the least hated Patriots victory by the masses since they were Cinderella. Well except by OAK and STL fans.
phthalatemagic
Footballguy
Well, the way they got to the Supe was horrible. Then being introduced as a team was contrived and transparent. I think George W Bush set it up so they won. I was embarrassed to be an American that day.
phthalatemagic
Footballguy
Yeah. Looking back, we realize that due to spygate he knew he was going to win long before that game started.
Carver
Footballguy
This.
Sleeping King
Footballguy
Yeah that 8-8 record was unbearable. You must have really hated Andy Katzenmoyer.
Ghost Rider
Footballguy
I really don't want to restart a war here, but even though I don't hate the Steelers by any means, and have always liked Roethlisberger (as a player) and Cowher, I was pretty sickened when they beat the Seahawks, simply because of the way it went down. I am sure most know what I mean. That might be the only championship game where I ever went in rooting for one team and then completely switched sides during the game.
Sorry, '01Yeah that 8-8 record was unbearable. You must have really hated Andy Katzenmoyer.
Cassius
Footballguy
That guy was gonna be a BEAST.Yeah that 8-8 record was unbearable. You must have really hated Andy Katzenmoyer.
Saints-Man
Footballguy
For me, it is the 1980 Raiders.
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fissure man
Footballguy
I didn't/don't hate them, but the 1990 Super Bowl winner Giants rank up there. The niners had the championship game locked up, then Roger Craig fumbled the ball while trying to run out the clock. One of the best superbowls ever, but imo, they had no business being there.
If I had to pick my least favorite winners, it was the last Pat team to win. All the nonsense about putting Brady in the company of Montana makes me want to puke.
If I had to pick my least favorite winners, it was the last Pat team to win. All the nonsense about putting Brady in the company of Montana makes me want to puke.
Islander
Footballguy
That's the one for me. By far. Second is so far behind that it's not even worth mentioning relative to PIT-SEA.
RBM
Footballguy
95 Cowboys in a route..................Deon and the cocaine Cowboy, Michael Irvin. Horrible............
JohnnyU
Footballguy
Steelers - I hate them more than I hate the Patriots, and that's saying something
1995 - Jim Harbaugh and the Colts should have played Dallas in the SB. The Hail Mary had them scared and before the last play the Colts had two chances to seal the deal. First, Quentin Coryatt dropped an interception that hit him betwen the 5 and the 5 that would have given the Colts a trip to the SB, and then a shoestring tackle by the Steelers on Lamont Warren, which would have given the Colts a first down and the victory come to mind.
2005 - Loss to the Steelers again in the Playoffs
1975 - Loss to the Steelers in the playoffs
1976 - Loss to the Steelers in the playoffs
1995 - Jim Harbaugh and the Colts should have played Dallas in the SB. The Hail Mary had them scared and before the last play the Colts had two chances to seal the deal. First, Quentin Coryatt dropped an interception that hit him betwen the 5 and the 5 that would have given the Colts a trip to the SB, and then a shoestring tackle by the Steelers on Lamont Warren, which would have given the Colts a first down and the victory come to mind.
2005 - Loss to the Steelers again in the Playoffs
1975 - Loss to the Steelers in the playoffs
1976 - Loss to the Steelers in the playoffs
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renesauz
IBL Representative
Agreed
munchkin
Footballguy
Super Bowl XXIII; I was really pulling for the Bengals.
Super Bowl XIV; I was pulling for the Rams and Jack Youngblood who was playing with a broken leg.
My first disappointment was in SB II when I actually thought the Raiders had a chance against the Packers; dumb kid that I was.
Super Bowl XIV; I was pulling for the Rams and Jack Youngblood who was playing with a broken leg.
My first disappointment was in SB II when I actually thought the Raiders had a chance against the Packers; dumb kid that I was.
