16 game season

>16 game season
>in the entire year
>they take a break after every play
>there's only 12 minutes of action
>16 games *12 minutes = 192 minutes
>only half of which is offense

EPIC MEME COPYPASTA FROM AN EARLIER THREAD LOOOOOOOOOL Sup Forums GOAT

>Commercialegg fans only get 3 hours of action every year
Must be sad desu.

This is why football is gay af

well when you put it that way..

>the older I get the less I like NFL

Anyone else ktf?

>16 game season
>only one major championship

Consider the NFL Cup and NFL Stars League (with the last season divisional winners) along with the regular season.

Leave my country now

Last years winners wouldn't have the same players

Right here. The NFL fucking sucks

Yup mature men move onto baseball

Here we see the Butturtius Maximus. It used to be a rare sight on Sup Forums, but is growing in ever larger numbers. It's mating call is often

>dumb frogposter

Or something similar.

The game has to have been much faster paced when originally concieved. Defence and offense didnt have their own players Id imagine. I mean, where did this current variant come from - is it really just shameless commercialism?

>16 game season
>each game is important

>182 game season
>do people honestly watch this shit on a weekly basis?

That's the same amount of action me and ur mum get each night.

>162 game season
>lasts like the entire year
>they take a break after every play
>there are 0 minutes of action
>162 games *0 minutes = 0 minutes
>nobody watches any of it

This is why basebore is gay af

Mostly because I'm coming to the realization that my team will never, ever win a Super Bowl. Every season is just an exercise in futility, with occasional highs punctuating a general mood of frustration and acceptance of failure.

Pretty good metaphor for life.

gingers are not real americans. kys gingerfag.

Oh look, it is another "someone likes a sport I do not like, so will make a thread bashing such sport" thread.

To each his own, ffs.

baseball is not a sport it's a pastime

Right here family.

>sport