I was thinking the same thing Nub. I just wanted to share what I found today.:wink:Nublar7 said:If a new CBA gets done, Brees will have to choose between Sunny Miami with a team on the rise or cold Green Bay with a bad team and will have to compete with Rodgers.
Nublar7 said:If a new CBA gets done, Brees will have to choose between Sunny Miami with a team on the rise or cold Green Bay with a bad team and will have to compete with Rodgers.
Um, Miami has one of the best football traditions out of any NFL team. Even better the Buffalo.DaBills4life said:Some people take a great football atmosphere and money over sunshine. You guys have empty seats when your winning.
Green Bay is the best football town in the world.
Nublar7 said:Um, Miami has one of the best football traditions out of any NFL team. Even better the Buffalo.
DaBills4life said:So why dont you fill your stadium? If Miami was a small market, you guys would be in trouble. If it wasnt for corporations buying up tickets you guys would never see a football game in Miami.
Plus, Buffalo has a nice tradition. No Superbowl wins, but we were an old AFL team and won AFL championships.
Miami has a great tradition as well, but thats not what i was talking about. Its not a great football city. Its a great city for weather, entertainment, and g-string bikinis :D .
I love South Florida. I have family there. I went to a game with my Cousin, who is a huge Dolphin fan and has season tickets. A lot of orange seats were empty.
PressCoverage said:First off, it's a transient state. And most people are from somewhere else. They're not going to drop $200 for a team they don't root for.
Second, it's a very spread out area North/South... Third, the stadium's bright orange "empty seats" are often an illusion, as on an 85 degree day with a lot of beer, many people are cooling off in the concession ring, or in the club lounges.... Fourth, when's the last game we didn't sell out, and when was your last blackout up there in Buffalo? Newsflash: When the Bills aren't winning, your fans don't show up either...
Actually, he will have to choose either a team facing alot of cap trouble, or a team who is currently 17+ million under the cap, and will have more spending money for talent than the Dolphins, and if there isn't no cap in 2006, he will be going to a very rich franchise. Green Bay is owned by stocks, not a personal owner. Anyone can buy stock from Green Bay.Nublar7 said:If a new CBA gets done, Brees will have to choose between Sunny Miami with a team on the rise or cold Green Bay with a bad team and will have to compete with Rodgers.