BRITS React to The One REAL REASON Everyone Hates Your Favorite NFL Team
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Fun Fact Jim Harbaugh coached in a Super Bowl against his brother Jon Harbaugh
It was the 49ers vs the Ravens
Ahh yes, I remember the Harbowl well
Per Google---The Green Bay Packers are owned by Green Bay Packers, Inc., a publicly owned, nonprofit corporation that has been fan-owned since 1923. The team's unique ownership structure allows fans to purchase shares and become shareholders, who then have voting rights and can participate in major decisions. As of June 2024, the Packers had around 538,967 shareholders owning approximately 5,204,625 shares.
Jim McMahon was the famous Chicago Bears quarterback in the 1980s.
Even then, McMahon was *good*. Not a *standout star*. For that, we’d need to go back to the QB who literally stormed Normandy in between seasons.
The Cowboys are my NFL team. I'm really surprised that he didn't mention that whole "America's Team" thing. I think that pisses people off more than Jerry Jones does.
As a fan, I actually like that NFL plays games in Europe. I think that American football would become more popular in Europe if there was more exposure over there. I wish that MLB would do something similar with baseball.
@@okiejay that’s a great point 👍🏻
I understand the Jerry Jones thing but yeah when I was 7 years old being shovel fed Tony Dorsett and America’s team in the late 70’s it made me hate that team and the entire state. Same with the Braves in the 90’s which sucked because I loved Maddox.
No1 ruined vince young, the dude can't read, was a forced pick by the Texas owner who was in love with him from his university of Texas play and when he got to the nfl it was very apparent he had the mental fortitude of a 6 year old. Any adversity at all and he crumbled.
But Packer fans do own the team, thats just a fact. Not exactly sure how its run but the front office has meetings with the shareholders and they have votes on things. The shareholders just don't run the day to day business.
And you make no money, ever.
Shareholders elect a Board of directors who actually make the decisions. No, owning a share does not earn money and you can't trade your share (you either sell it back to the team or transfer to a family member) but there is something special about it.
Packers fans actually do own the team 😂 of course not all of them but it is the only fan owned team in the NFL
People hate Packer fans due to jealousy because GB fans have it made as their team will NEVER leave Green Bay. It's the ultimate security no other professional team in America has.
@@rath7948 very true. I’m definitely not a Packers fan but it’s awesome to see their fans actually own the team
@@rath7948I guarantee you chiefs fans aren’t jealous of a organization that hasn’t won in over a decade but sure maybe the equally disastrous lions franchise hates you but no one else cares
I think his point was it’s not like they have any power in decision making or other things owners have the privilege of
@@mattwonder4657 Stock owners can vote for the members of the board of directors which choose the CEO
We didn’t ruin Vince Young’s career. He did.
Jeff Fisher suck. I am a Rams fan I know this. 😂😂😂
St. Louis Fans are the only ones that hate Kroenke for doing to them what Georgia Frontiere did to LA decades ago. 🤣
From Wikipedia- The Packers are the only NFL club that is a publicly owned corporation, the only major professional sports franchise in the United States that is a nonprofit entity, and one of only a few such teams that are not privately held.[a][1] Rather than being the property of an individual, partnership, or corporate entity, they are held as of 2022 by 537,460 stockholders.[2] No one is allowed to hold more than 200,000 shares,[3] which represents approximately four percent of the 5,011,558 shares currently outstanding.[4] It is this broad-based community support and non-profit structure[5] which has kept the team in Green Bay for over a century in spite of being the smallest market in all of North American major professional sports.[b
That guy did zero research for his video.
“Everyone hates GB because fans act like they literally own the team!”
Um, we literally do. As in legally, we own shares of the team, and there is no single owner who can just do whatever they want with the franchise.
I thought for sure he was going to go with Rodgers or something. 😂
@@chessenthusiast Or the fact that GB has won more NFL Championships than any other team, including being the only team to ever three-peat the championship . . . and they did it twice.
I was a Chargers fan when they were in San Diego, but when they moved and left the fans no more.
NFL players hate playing in Europe.
Not true.
@@areguapiriCurrent players say it’s great ! Retired players tell the truth ! As an example..a flight from LAX to London is 101/2 hours. Players need to sleep but also must stay hydrated… good luck ! It just messes up their bodies and routines !
@@areguapiriyou play? Or you're an agent? Didn't think so.
I can guarantee you 99% of the american born players would prefer to play in america.
The Germany games were great.
Even if my team was playing I don't think I'd wake up at 8am to watch a London game. Recording it and watching when I wake up wouldn't be the end of the world once every year or 2 though.
If you put a team anywhere in Europe I think you would have to put 4 teams of a whole division in four different cities. Everyone plays teams in their own division twice a year so that would be at least half their season they wouldn't have to travel so far. Otherwise I don't think it would work.
I don’t know why he’s saying people are upset about Jim Harbaugh. I’m not a chargers fan but as a Niners fan, I’ve seen first hand how that man can turn a team around. Plus he’s soooooo entertaining on the sidelines. He legit wears cleats during the games.
I've been a Steelers fan since 2008 at age 20 in my opinion Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the best if not real greatest successful franchise in NFL's History because they've won 6 Super Bowl Championships 1974 1975 1978 1979 2005 and 2008 for all the right reasons they play the game the way this game was made to be played at least the Steelers didn't break the rules they certainly didn't cheat the game we all love watching on TV they didn't do any of the things UNLIKE the Patriots who Cheated in every chance they'd get and the got caught for doing it too period but not Pittsburgh not by a longshot you can call it how you see it or however you want to look at it I believe in Pittsburgh Steelers on Constant Success it's called building as well as setting a Standards for success by winning Super Bowl's to really become the best team because winning isn't everything but it's the only goddamn thing so don't worry about what the records will say you are what your records saids you are no matter what win lose or draw I represent my team the Steelers Way and you better get use to it! 14:40
We Packers fans like to brag about "owning" the team because we KNOW no rich mogul is ever going to threaten to move it out of the city if the city doesn't pony up for a multi-billion dollar stadium every few years. If the team ever dissolves or is sold, the money goes
into a trust for the benefit of the city of Green Bay and local charities. It used to be the local American Legion hall but they changed it (with permission from the board who are elected by shareholders, aka the fans) a number of years ago when the value went sky high. Packers are the only community owned team in professional sports and we are proud of it.
You have zero control over the team
@@NedyahFox Never said I did. The daily operations are handled by a GM who is elected by a board. The board is elected by the shareholders (including those who only own 1 share). The only way the Packers will ever leave Green Bay is if the NFL terminates its association with the team. The ownership structure of the team is set so the team can never leave GB by their choice.
You guys should do 1 reason everyone hates your Premier League team.
For the UK to get an NFL team, multiple cities in Europe would have to get them. There is no way a west coast team could travel to London for a game multiple times a season, or a London team having to travel to the states 8 times during the season. The logistics would be a nightmare. Most likely, Mexico City or Toronto would be the first out of the states to get a team over London.
I've been a Lions fan since the '93 season and I don't care if my team is hated I love my Detroit Lions 🦁💪
Green Bay Packers has always own the Bears for the longest time in the NFC Brett Favre & Aaron Rodgers
You may own us, but the 49ers own you.
You guys would love this video. I swear, it's utterly fascinating. If you are interested in the NFL, watch :"What Goes into Preparing an NFL Stadium for Game Day? " It's on the official NFL channel, has over 3 million views. Trust me, it's interesting!
The jaguars are not going anywhere. They just signed a deal to restore the stadium for a lot of money so I don't see them paying for that them taking off.
As a Patriots fan, just addressing Deflategate, most people feel like it was bogus, but it was another cheating allegation to throw on the pile., so it pretty much didn't matter if it was true, if you want it to be true, it is. If you want it to be false, it is.
The fact is, even if you remove all the rings from the Super Bowls previous to Deflategate, Brady won 4 rings afterwards. So, if you take everything at face value, Brady won 3 rings with cheating, and 4 without... Brady/Patriots hate runs deep.
Pro sports is hated in general because there's no reciprocal loyalty. They move whenever they please. College is where people really feel it.
I love fans who believe they own the players whining about loyalty. Guess what, your college chattel are getting paid now and moving from team to team. Time to stop thinking you're a plantation owner.
Unless ur team is the Steelers or packers
Fun fact...the Titans didn't do anything to Vince Young. He just wasn't very good. A third string passer trying to play first string QB football.
Whoever put this together knows nothing about him except for that one college game they watched.
Wait, dont the packers fans own the team? Or was i trippin? Genuinely asking.
We do own the team
His point was they act like they have the power that an owner has. Some dude can’t just fire the gm 😂
They do but owning 2 shares in something and then strutting around with "PACKERS OWNER" cheesehats is stupid AF. It's like owning 2 shares in Apple and actually strutting around with an "APPLE OWNER" baseball hat. You own like 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of the shares, congrats, wow, such an owner. So, what decisions are you personally making for the team with your "owner" shares? Ah, that's right. None. ;-)
Oh okay. I genuinely thought it was like a community owned team like they make the picks and trades. Or am I wrong? Sorry I need to dig deeper on that.
@@Ennoenno02 no they don’t do that they have a gm that does that I assume that is hired by a board of members that the shareholders vote for
I wish Houston drafted Vince Young #1.. he was from Houston, they had a QB guru HC in Gary Kubiak and one of the best wr’s of all time Andre Johnson to throw to
This guy is clearly a Steelers fan.
The Luck one is so true. He was my favorite player to watch outside of my own team. A true gem, hall of fame caliber qb, ruined by the Colts. He excelled at passing and rushing. A much better Lamar Jackson type of player (less rushing yards but thats cuz he was insanely accurate throwing so no need to run as much). But you won't live long in the NFL if you O-Line is swiss cheese. Luck was ironically unlucky.
Luck was good but let's be real. He wasn't that good. Wentz reminds me of him.
@@InfiniteKhaos Comparing Wents to Luck is insanely disrespectful to Luck. Luck was on a whole other level, elite starter, Wents cant even get a starting job.
@@Klev10 you're lying to yourself. Both are big, mobile, and don't win sh**. Accuracy is there but not when it matters. Did I miss anything?
Jacksonville Jaguars owner owns Fulham send that's one of the reason they play in UK so much, and that why the rumors of them relocating
The bears are allergic to good quarterbacks.
Sean Payton with Drew Brees in 2006 to 2020 made unbreakable real tremendously amazing history together 2009 winning a Super Bowl Championship as the absolute BEST QB and Coach Combination in the NFL no doubt about it! 7:17
Daz, as usual, you're right on the money. Because it's UA-cam and they're a fairly popular team, you get a lot of goofball Bears fans on here who act like the Bears just draft somebody, plug him in, get some receivers, and boom! It'll be great! 😂
There have been 2 Bears QBs go to the Pro Bowl [which isn't even hard anymore, All Pro is far more prestigious] since 1963. Around the time JFK was president, in other words. One of those pro bowlers played with probably the best defense of all time [single season], and one of the top 3 or 4 runningbacks of all time, depends who you ask. A lot of people will tell you he's the best ever. The other pro bowler was Mitchell Trubisky, who got in because the pro bowl is a joke and he had *okay* numbers for a 12 win team. That's it. Never had a 4k yard passer, never had a QB throw for even 30 TDs which happens literally every season now, it's beyond the point of being bad luck, or whatever they want to say. Chicago is a graveyard for quarterbacks, always has been.
Caleb Williams is super talented, and so are the guys they got for him to throw too. But it's the Bears, and I'm old enough to know better than to go all in on anything that involves the Bears passing game.
There have been several teams who had multiple QBs on their roster at the same time who were probably better than anything the Bears have EVER had. Truthfully. At one time the Packers had Favre, Mark Brunell, and Kurt Warner all in camp. Bears fans would kill to have any of those 3 play for them 😂😂😂😂
I'd actually be willing to bet if I thought about it long enough I could think of a few college teams with more than 1 QB on the roster at the same time better than anyone the Bears have ever had. 😂
I will always hate the Colts because of the way they dumped Baltimore.
In defense of 🦅fans, that Santa was a drunken disgrace.
Lamar Jackson is now a 2X NFL's MVP 2:22
Jim Mcmahon is a big name for Bears QBs. Jay Cutler is the one I think of since he was the QB when I was a kid.
Also, most people (myself included) hate the Cowboys because they call themselves "America's Team" but haven't really won anything since the 90s.
Also also, you should look into watching some Tom Grossi content. Maybe his 30 NFL stadiums in 30 days vlogs or his if the NFL was scripted series. Great dude (even if he is a Packers fan) who raises lot's of money for charity.
I don't have a favorite team anymore. Stopped watching football when they stopped playing defense about 20 years ago. (Eff You, Commie NFL)
I will seriously never understand the hate for Lamar Jackson it makes no sense
He can't throw and he can't read defenses. If he ever has a major injury similar to RG3, and can no longer run, he'll be out of the league in one year.
@lougiacobbi725 "He can't throw" just because he can run doesn't mean he can't throw. Literally lying to yourself, he only runs when he needs to or to buy time in the pocket. You have no clue what you're talking about
@@ToaoTyre except I do. Every time he's forced to throw he loses. He's a front running, regular season warrior who can't win when it counts. There's a reason for that and DCs on playoff teams know this.
The Cowboys used to be the most hated team. In the 70s they started calling themselves "America's Team." But they haven't won a SB since the 90s.
We all love to see them fail in every playoff they make it to. Last year's blow out by the Packers was especially sweet.
Arizona has become a ridiculous laughingstock of the NFL for the longest time until the 2008 they made a surprise run to the Super Bowl but ever since they'd lost to the Steelers it hasn't been the same since then 1:33
Like Aaron Rodgers did say I still own you I still own you all my F'N life I still owe you when it comes to the Chicago Bears all year long in the NFC North because I think of one or any of the QB's for the Bears who own the Packers seriously! 7:52
Fun fact the Bears have never had a QB pass for 4000 Yds or 30 TDs in a season every other team has done it multiple times and the Bears are the 2nd oldest team in the NFL and fun fact Jordan Love did both in his 1st year
Every team that dominates gets accused of having the refs or being cheaters lol they said it about the steelers in their golden years, the the 49ers, the the cowboys, then the patriots, and now my chiefs. People just suffer from a bad case of SALS (sore ass loser syndrome)
The NFL doesn't have 'friendlies.'
I just hope my cardinals do well this year. They have been good2 times in my life. I am 24😂
The bengals have completely changed since Joe B arrived. And i mean they are investing millions into players and into the stadium
I still HATE David Tepper 4:02
Let's go JETS
Mike brown is not a billionaire
Jim McMahon
Bear where best in 85
Can you guys react to the new EA video game coming out. EA college football 25
Anyone saying Bandwagon Fans is simply jealous.
Is this TPS? Don't react to or watch anything from TPS, or give them anything from TPS. They are AI-generated clickbait list-articles that do not know anything about sprots. One of their recent vids having to do with the top players at each position in the NFL had a wide receiver as a potential top running back in their thumbnail. They didn't even know the player was a wide receiver and not a running back.
Players don’t like playing in Europe, that’s why there will never be a London team. Americans would never want to live in a different country and travel so far every single year and away teams would complain about the traveling
Tampa Bay fans aren't arrogant, I don't think. We have a proud history of not being good or being just average enough to make the playoffs. I do tell people Brad Johnson is the greatest QB of all time. lol and Tom Brady is a close second. (We won Super Bowls with them as QB) 🤣
I don't get that one. I'm not a Tampa fan, but I really don't dislike them like I do with other teams.
they went in on the owners too much imo. people don't hate they Bengals cause of their owner lol they hate them for all the dirty players
I would say the bills are overhyped and overrated. They went to 4 superbowls in a row... And lost them all. Its actually heart breaking.
they missed a team. oilers
The 28-3 is far, far worse than it even sounds initially. There was only about, 17 and a half minutes left of actual game time. It was the super bowl, AND it isn't like the Patriots recovered like, 3 onside kicks. They had SO many chances to ice that game, and every single time something disastrous happened. It was like watching someone be dissected live, know it was happening and not be able to stop it. I'm not even a Falcons fan and it was painful to watch.
They will never live that one down. It MIGHT have had a chance of dying down if it were a different team they were facing. But because it's Brady, because it's the Patriots, it will be talked about forever. It was Brady's 5th, breaking the record held by Montana and Bradshaw. The way they came back, etc make it probably his most famous legendary game.
Basically if you were on that team or root for them you're traumatized for life and there's no getting around it 😂
The funny thing is, fans of AFC teams in particular could tell what was happening almost instantly. The first mistake the Falcons made, I remember getting a sinking feeling in my gut like I was watching a scary movie and knew someone was about to die. I'm a Colts fan, and I knew they were fucked. When you have the Patriots with Brady and Belichick on the ropes, you must step on their throat or you are fuckkked.
Dallas Cowboys? Not Jerry Jones--they are constantly, relentlessly over-hyped, over-covered and overrated.
They are all those things, and Jerry Jones is an insufferable douchebag.
These guys mad the oilers lost lol
Why? We are devils fans 😂
@@officeblokedaz you reacted to every game til game 7... Then you were like.. Hockey? What's hockey? 🤣🤣
🤫@@jckdnls9292
@@jckdnls9292 Aidan was on vacation. By the time he returned we missed the window to react to it. That was it. Well done Florida. Great series. 👍🏻
The 49ers bandwagon one is false. They have one of the biggest fanbases in the NFL 😂. The recent success has brought some bandwagons but every team in that kind of position gains bandwagons. You can also factor in the move from SF to Santa Clara.
Forever RAMS
@@user-oq9mv8pc2g now that's a team that gained bandwagons but quickly lost em because they went back to being mediocre real quick
@@tayk4784 BS from a whiner fan is not surprising. LA Rams had to regain fans they lost when the Rams left decades ago. The fanbase has grown and still growing. McVay and stars like Kupp, Puka, Kyren, Stafford and now Corum have grown the fanbase, stop it.
Colin Kaepernick is why people dislike the niners. This seemed like a slam dunk...
Niners had a big fan base even in the bad years.
Dallas Cowboys are the America's Team for a reason cause every people in the United States or other people from other countries who love em or hate em some of them do respect them but not like it use to 7:02
The Watson thing is overblown. Some girls slept with him and some didn't. The ones that didn't lied and me too'd him in a large money grab. He didn't R anyone.
Im sorry but i absolutely hate the London games. I love watching football but waking up at the ass crack of dawn to watch a field goal fest is always bad.
Say London Jaguars again and im unsubbing Aiden
Everyone is just jealous of the Cowboys AMERICA’S TEAM!!
Not really. Sincerely, a Philadelphia Eagles fan. GO BIRDS 💚🦅🏈