Hey man, with that type of attitude you can be an official LIONS fan. Here’s the thing. Most of our games are no where near decent. And we are rarely on ANY prime time games. You never have to worry about your friends popping in to watch the game and drink all your beer. No one makes fun of you cause its like kicking a crippled kid. And even when i do wear my Suh or Abdulah jersey. People think its a South American soccer team. WIN WIN
Yeah, I'm just not emotionally invested in an NFL team much. I like it if the Niners are good, but if not, not of big concern.
I definitely rooted for and watched the Lions when they had Suh and Ameer. But again, was only because of Suh and Ameer.
Not a Bucs fan, and while I appreciate Brady for his career, especially as good as he is at 44 yrs old, I usually root against him. I am OK with the Bucs winning the super bowl because two ex Husker greats play on that defense. Good for Suh and David to get rings, was happy for them.
Probably more than anything, I have one team I dislike more than any team I like. Have never liked the Patriots. I did root for Rex to do well, and when he won a ring (or two?) with the Patriots, I was happy for Rex. But overall would prefer Rex did well but the Patriots would lose.
Also I find myself usually rooting against the Cowboys. The whole "Americas team" thing seems silly, and Jerry Jones meddling in everything with the team is kind of interesting as an owner meddling too much usually is not a good thing. I don't openly root against them (I never care enough about the NFL to watch with much emotion), but I'd rather they be mired in mediocrity than winning super bowls for some reason. The NFL does way better ratings wise when the Cowboys are good though, their following is that strong. Not that I care much about the NFL ratings, just a data point about the Cowboys and the importance of that franchise to the league.
For the most part, I want ex Huskers to do well in the NFL, and like to watch good games and good football. Having an interesting story line about a star player(s) on the team can be interesting to watch also. Like with Rodgers and Green Bay this season - they were pathetic game one and many were saying Rodgers was done (he kinda looked done/out of it emotionally that first game but is rounding to form already even though GB as a team is likely not talented enough to win a super bowl). The NFL season is long and a bad early record can easily be overcome by all time great players. Interesting story line to follow at least.