Okay, so I understand a little heckling between fans of sport teams. It's healthy fun, but what's sad is when grown men argue back and forth to the point where they start to get ugly toward one another. Come on its a game! What's going on in your lives that you feel the need to be degrading toward on another over a game that all you do is drink beer and eat nachos while scratching your balls. These players aren't your friends, neighbors, and would probably never give two shits as to who you are and could care less that your a fan. And what's up with wearing the name of another man on your back, these false idols are making you suckers. Personally after seeing Seahawk fans throw food down on bowman while being carted off the field with a horrific leg injury makes me sad for your team. That is down right unacceptable behavior, even a 3 year old knows to be wrong, what is going on with the pathetic Seattle fans? You should all feel embarrassed, with who you associate yourself with. I imagine that while I'm typing this post there are some porter potty tipping, car window smashing, pot smoking drunken idiots causing mayhem because they have nothing better to do and are pissed off because they now have no more money till there next unemployment check comes in.
Now, I know that you fellas are just having good fun toward fellow t4r owners, and you'll all probably agree with me in the understanding that you are not any better a man because you sit on your couch and play armchair cheerleader on Sundays. What should have happened to those few people tossing food down on bowman was for others to step up and knock the shit out of their brains so that they could think a little clearer. I always thought the whole 12th man thing was kinda cool, but now I see it for what it is, and that's the total IQ of group mentality at its finest. Go seahawks, your world class jack ass fans are giving you a bad name.
Maybe I'm just pissed off because my Chargers lost last week and did so in a poor fashion, but I'm happy for all the players for getting as far as they did.