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Love Our Denver Bronco's . But were having a really bad year.Wishing them Good luck and GO BRONCO's :)
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Originally Posted by gypsyquilter
i'm a huge New England Patriots fan - they are the only football team I watch. Wes Welker is the best and can I just say I am SOOOO glad we traded Randy Moss! My boys didn't have such a great game today, that's ok, there is always next week!
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Very much into football (college and NFL). My husband and I are in our 70s and have home tickets for UVA football. We live 2-1/2 hrs away from Charlottesville which means arising at 4 AM to get to noon games. Late games we do not get home until after midnight. We tailgate with our son and wife or son and grandson and have special fellowship. We have attended many Penn State games (my brother has season tickets--love Joe Paterno w/his 400th win).
We both play "fantasy football." I have three teams and my husband has 13. We try to get to our grandson's games in Richmond (a HS senior playing cornerback). First thing after coming home from church (both AM and PM), we turn on the football game. We are Redskin fans--really. At least they are doing better than Dallas this year. :) This was an amazing question for a quilting board but, as you see, we are kind of "eat up with football." Of course, we love baseball and college basketball, too. There is much quilting time while watching these events. |
Originally Posted by Honey
Being from Wisconsin, is there any team besides the Packers?
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Originally Posted by SuziC
I know that every Sunday is a football day for most men. But i too am a huge football fan and wanted to see how many other lady fans there are out there on this board. I usually sew and watch the games on Sundays. My Hubby and our three sons all like different teams so it made Sundays lots of fun when they all lived home. How about you? By the way, i am an avid San Fransico49ers fan!
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Originally Posted by seahug
I am a die hard Pittsburgh Steelers Fan. I have 5 sons who all played football when they were young and my beautiful daughter was a cheerleader I was very busy and involved in sports. So you see I love football!!!
I'm so glad so many women are sports fans, 'specially football! |
Originally Posted by Japonica
Originally Posted by Carol's Quilts
When I was a freshman at Penn State (in 1958 !), the head football coach, Rip Engel (very famous, much loved and predecessor of Joe Paterno) came to our dorm, brought his blackboard and explained the game to all us girls, complete with diagrams and model plays, etc. I don't know of any other coach who ever did that. I learned to understand the game and I have been a fan ever since. Later, my husband thought it was really neat that I knew the game. Of course, as fate would have it, I ended up marrying a Pitt man, so every Saturday we had a war at our house!
My dad's enthusiasm for pro football rubbed off on me and, needless to say, I always have been and still am the biggest, most avid Pittsburgh Steelers fan. I get very emotional about the Steelers and, even though I live alone now, I never miss a game on TV, and I holler and cheer and pound the furniture and jump up and down and curse and cry and just get SO excited - all by myself! As much as I love sewing and quilting, it all has to wait until after the game! I get dressed in Steeler gear and yell and scream and pound furniture too! Have been to a few games in my life and that is just so intense and wonderful. Pgh. has the greatest fans in the world!! |
Originally Posted by Ditter43
Not me, I'd rather watch cars rust then watch football!! :lol:
I like that one Ditter, I'm with you on this subject !!! |
I am a huge Nottingham Forest fan, though DH is also a big, big Penn State fan - he got his BS, MS and PhD there. F1 is the other big sport in our household, and we regularly get up at 4.30 am to watch the European races.
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Sorry Pats fans I'm a BROWNIES FAN ALL THE WAY and Boy did they put a licking on the Pats!!! Great game. Hummmmmmm I wonder if the Brownies are super bowl bound next year?
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