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[Himynameischris]

So fuck the pats and the bears, who else?

 

[yankeehater]

So fuck the pats and the bears, who else?

Didnt the Texans owner contribute money to trump's campaign? Woody Johnson definitely did so you can add him to your list as well.

 

[Himynameischris]

Didnt the Texans owner contribute money to trump's campaign? Woody Johnson definitely did so you can add him to your list as well.

Fuck:
The Pats
Jets
Bears
Texans

Two of these I already hated so no big deal with them.

 

[Draxal]

So fuck the pats and the bears, who else?

Its every team, honestly, pick a NBA team.

 

[Himynameischris]

Its every team, honestly, pick a NBA team.

Lakers!!!!!

 

[Hindl]

So fuck the pats and the bears, who else?

Everyone. Every NFL team with white players is bound to have some Trump supporters

 

[Officerrob]

Props to Cutler for at least being an open fucktard, he's got more balls than bitch Brady

 

[Kave_Man]

Delete your account

MEET ME SOMEWHERE MUFUCKA!!!

 

[Generate]

Too much political talk in here. Who cares? Its football time again.

 

[MechDX]

So fuck the pats and the bears, who else?

Probably be easier to list teams who didn't give to Trump

 

[Zvonimir Boban]

Too much political talk in here. Who cares? Its football time again.

People who leave their house occasionally

 

[DMczaf]

MEET ME SOMEWHERE MUFUCKA!!!

The streets.






Bitch

 

[Bread]

Too much political talk in here. Who cares? Its football time again.

Clearly everyone...

 

[VeryGooster]

I know the answer will be "Because he's emboldened them" but I dunno why New Balance would even say anything and not subscribe to MJ's "They buy Jordans too" line.

 

[Line_HTX]

No wonder Jay Cutler while he was injured always looked like he didn't care about anything one bit on the sidelines, just had a face that was like I'm gettin mah money's worth. Hoyer can take care of all the play while I stand here.

Fucking cretin.

 

[Coldnoodle]

FUCK CUTLER

 

[MechDX]

Hard to find anything about this year but from 2012:

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/n...avor-republicans-three-to-one/article/2509575

Chief among the Romney supporters is Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross who has donated $100,000 to the pro-Romney super PAC, Restore Our Future, $20,800 to the Republican National Committee, $5,000 to Romney’s Free and Strong America PAC and $2,500 to Mitt Romney.

New York Jets owner Woody Johnson has donated $58,200 to the Republican National Committee this year, $2,500 to Mitt Romney and $5,000 to Romney’s Free and Strong America PAC. Johnson is one of the Romney campaign’s finance co-chairs.

Members of the Bidwell family, owners of the Arizona Cardinals, have donated over $154,000 to the Republican National Committee and $4,500 to Romney.

Other NFL owners donating to Romney include the Kansas City Chiefs co-owner Clark Hunt, Cincinnati Bengals’ Mike Brown, Cleveland Browns’ Jimmy Haslam III, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, Houston Texans owner Robert McNair, Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan, and San Diego Chargers owner Alexander Spanos, and Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder.

Chief among the Obama supporting owners is Dan Rooney, who has donated $35,000 for the president’s re-election campaign. Rooney campaigned and donated extensively to Obama during the 2008 campaign and was appointed as Ambassador of Ireland. A Bears fan, the president publicly supported the Steelers that last time they went to the Super Bowl.

This one is confusing:

New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has donated $5,000 to Obama for his re-election and $12,900 to the Democratic National Committee. (The president of the Patriots, Kraft's son Jonathan, however hosted a Romney/Ryan fundraiser in September.)

Other NFL owners who have historically donated to Democratic candidates such as Arthur Blank of the Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens’ Stephen Bisciotti, Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie have yet to do so as of the last reporting period.

So basically you choose from the Steelers, Eagles, Falcons and Ravens

 

[DMczaf]

Breadstream Enterprises would like to announce that we have bought the exclusive broadcasting rights to X-ARM Extreme arm wrestling

 

[Beach]

Mark Davis only spends his money on Hooter's and haircuts. That's my team. ;,)

 

[MechDX]

http://www.cnbc.com/id/44820878

Of the top five most generous NFL franchises, four tilted heavily toward the GOP. The most politically active team in the league, the Houston Texans, was responsible for a total of $293,100 since January of 2009. Of that, $287,300, or 98 percent, went to Republicans. That's because of one man—team owner and energy executive Robert McNair. McNair has given $215,200 of his estimated $1.4 billion net worth to political causes since January 2009, almost entirely to Republicans.

The second highest donating team was the San Diego Chargers, where people affiliated with the teams forked over $171,523, with 79 percent of that going to Republicans.

Welp....Ive always liked black and gold. Sure hope Ben gets healthy for a long playoff run!

 

[Line_HTX]

Edit: Mother

of

God...

 

[Hindl]

I know the answer will be "Because he's emboldened them" but I dunno why New Balance would even say anything and not subscribe to MJ's "They buy Jordans too" line.

Especially because they're in the liberal bastion of Boston. Hell, I see their new facility two blocks away from my house. A lot of people are disgusted with them. But maybe most of their clientele are rural or something

 

[Line_HTX]

 

[bionic77]

Fuck you Jay Cutler.

Man, it is getting hard as fuck to be an NFL fan these days. So many uncaring scumbags.

Get fucked.

 

[cdyhybrid]

Fuck you Jay Cutler.

Man, it is getting hard as fuck to be an NFL fan these days. So many uncaring scumbags.

Get fucked.

At least the NBA seems to generally have their head screwed on straight.

 

[Alligatorjandro]

Wasn't it like 90% of white players support trump?

 

[bionic77]

At least the NBA seems to generally have their head screwed on straight.

Because they have to.

The league is run by black men. Look at the power free agents have there. You can't be a racist or a shithead and expect to survive in that environment.

NFL is authoritarian and an old boys club.

Looking at the Rooneys view on politics won't be surprised if the league takes away our team the way thing are going.

 

[Fox318]

11 year old in front of me has a make America great again hat on.

 

[BigAT]

At least the NBA seems to generally have their head screwed on straight.

 

[Gobias]

Too much political talk in here. Who cares? Its football time again.

We talk about a lot of things here not just football and this is on a lot of people's mind. I'm sure we will all enjoy talking about the Browns in a couple hours.

 

[Generate]

I'm just happy that the election is over and things just go back to normal.

 

[cdyhybrid]

Because they have to.

The league is run by black men. Look at the power free agents have there. You can't be a racist or a shithead and expect to survive in that environment.

NFL is authoritarian and an old boys club.

Looking at the Rooneys view on politics won't be surprised if the league takes away our team the way thing are going.

Of course they have to. If that's what it takes to make it happen, so be it. If society wants things to change they need to make it unattractive to keep things the way they are.

I'm just happy that the election is over and things just go back to normal.

Except if you aren't a white man things won't go back to normal.

 

[Hindl]

I'm just happy that the election is over and things just go back to normal.

The fact that you think things will go back to "normal" is exactly why you don't get why everyone is talking about politics in an NFL thread

 

[MechDX]

You just triggered Chris.

 

[yankeehater]

The fact that you think things will go back to "normal" is exactly why you don't get why everyone is talking about politics in an NFL thread

Things will go back to normal if you think 1940's America is normal. coal mining everywhere up in this bitch!

 

[Bread]

11 year old in front of me has a make America great again hat on.

what are you doing in jacksonville

 

[bionic77]

The fact that you think things will go back to "normal" is exactly why you don't get why everyone is talking about politics in an NFL thread

Leave him alone.

He is just excited about the Switch. Its taking NFLGAF by storm!

 

[CrocMother]

We talk about a lot of things here not just football and this is on a lot of people's mind. I'm sure we will all enjoy talking about the Browns in a couple hours.

I know I will friend.

 

[Himynameischris]

I never liked him...


Also I know Ross donated to Repubs before...figured after the Bully-gate scandal and his RISE initiative he'd know better than to support Trump...of course I won't be surprised if he still donated but I'll live in my little bubble until then.

 

[yankeehater]

My god at the stories coming out about Hillary's campaign now. This is beyond belief: .neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=1311945

 

[Bread]

Who the hell likes fake asses anyways? Fake asses, fake tits, both gross.

 

[AbortedWalrusFetus]

Leave him alone.

He is just excited about the Switch. Its taking NFLGAF by storm!

Things will not be normal when Switch comes. It will make NFLGAF great again.

First Nintento console I'm buying since N64.

 

[bionic77]

Things will not be normal when Switch comes. It will make NFLGAF great again.

First Nintento console I'm buying since N64.

BG we are finally doing it.

Our shitholes of states helped to ruin this country.

Now are are going to start the healing process.

Via videogames.

 

[Hindl]

We talk about a lot of things here not just football and this is on a lot of people's mind. I'm sure we will all enjoy talking about the Browns in a couple hours.

I never stopped BeCleving

 

[chuckddd]

 

[yankeehater]

Dolphins owner on Trump:

Long before Stephen Ross was the owner of the Dolphins, he was a successful businessman and real estate developer. Ross has not only spent his money on improving the roster and renovating Sun Life Stadium, but also contributed funds to the 2012 presidential campaign of Mitt Romney. Now, a new face has emerged at the top of the Republican polls, but Ross is not supporting Donald Trump.

"I know Donald and I like Donald a lot," Ross said on CBS This Morning Friday. "I respect him but I don't really see him as President of the United States."

The two billionaires have had their share of success in the business world. Trump has also fared well venturing into television while Ross has put a lot of his money and time into football, both here in Miami and at his alma mater Michigan. While Trump may be the bigger name nationally, Ross does not think he will be able to parlay his past prosperity into winning the White House.

"Donald is the world's best promoter, there's no question about it," said Ross. "But I don't think he has stepped, really, in a position to really run the United States of America."

So he likes him but he didnt think he could win. Not sure if that is good or bad.

 

[VeryGooster]

Holy shit that story about her campaign not tracking polls for a month and straight ignoring Michigan especially when Bernie beat her there in the primary.

 

[Sanjuro]

11 year old in front of me has a make America great again hat on.

Was he too big for you to handle?

 

[MechDX]

First the McNair realization and now this! Dammit Dega!

 

[yankeehater]

Holy shit that story about her campaign not tracking polls for a month and straight ignoring Michigan especially when Bernie beat her there in the primary.

Yeah it is nuts. All election all we heard was how much money the Dems had, and how organized they were, but my god did they mess things up. Trump visited WI 7 times, Hillary 0. It is like that for all the battleground states. Trump really went after it, he traveled a ton, he did all that crazy twitter stuff, his campaign came up with much better ads, and he got so much free media coverage for his craziness. The dems just tried to coast to the end without breaking a sweat.