by Corky (2013-02-05 00:05:35)
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NFL team loyalty: no one likes the Jets.
by CJC (2013-02-05 15:18:19) Delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
by BigShu (2013-02-05 13:46:41) Delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
who spent 25 hours last week trying to interest the world in #keep revis. (I didn't listen to it- just noticedthat he was still going every time I flipped through the dial.)
by sprack (2013-02-05 08:45:04) cannot delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
Do they really like the Steelers in Toledo? Is it an anti-Cleveland thing?
by SlavaTrudu (2013-02-05 10:38:14) Delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
I suspect a combination of the Steelers being popular regionally, Browns and Lions being down for so long, put over the top by Rothlesberger's home town being Findlay.
by Moff (2013-02-05 02:26:20) Delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
Although, if you are only going to win one county, that's not a bad one to pick. More populous than 12 or so states and D.C., and one of the wealthiest areas in the country.
by G.K.Chesterton (2013-02-05 00:10:50) cannot delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
Very interesting map.
by eNDineer (2013-02-05 08:46:22) Delete | Edit | Return to Board | Ignore Poster | Highlight Poster | Reply to Post
the majority tend to either follow "America's team" (whoever gets the most airtime) or they follow the pipeline. Hence the Steelers, Green Bay, and I believe the Texans. Dallas used to be very popular up there in the past.
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