I like watching American Football.
Which team should I support, Sup Forums?
I like watching American Football
Eli Carter
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Chase Watson
whichever team wins the next london game
Kevin Morris
The Rams. They play every season in UK as well.
Chase Ward
Rams are owned by Stan "Jew hook Nose" Kroenke though...
Noah Morgan
As someone completely Neutral, I feel like Stephen Fry at this college game in his travelogue series "Stephen Fry in America".
Josiah Baker
Jags play in London every year and are a promising team on the rise. Start there.
Also the completely non-existent connection between them and the British luxury car manufacturer.
Lucas Scott
The London Monarchs.
Jaxson Morales
...
Ayden Harris
The Panthers
They'll be moving to London soon
Henry Perez
Support the Roger Goodells
Aiden Carter
New England because It has England in the name xD
Daniel Miller
Has there ever been British players in the NFL? Go for the team with more British players
I guess I should support Tampa Bay if I watched this sport
Matthew Hernandez
The Carolina Panthers will be moving to London soon, so them.
Brody Davis
>They'll be moving to London soon
pantherswire.usatoday.com
That'll please some, then.
William Wilson
the dolphins
Ethan Lopez
Cowboys of course
Austin Flores
the Browns are a sure choice
Bentley Allen
What's your EPL team?
Robert Nguyen
You might as well support the Patriots, since the league is assuring they will win.
Daniel Parker
SEETHING SHITTSBURGER
Robert Wilson
Eagles are the hero's the league deserves
Anthony Howard
support your home team obviously - jags
we're actually decent now
Camden Ramirez
rams because god save the queen and all that
Blake Wilson
Jags for AFC Rams for NFC
Jayden Clark
Minnesota Vikings.
Zachary James
>Premier League
Well, when they were there, Hull City.
...but they're not right now. Champions League.
They once made it to a FA Cup Final: our Superbowl:
John Lewis
cleveland browns
David Rivera
We've had a fair few kickers, for instance the kicker for the Giants in their 2012 superbowl win was from the UK.
We also now are starting to see """British""" players in other positions like running back Jay Ajayi, but for the most part they are blacks who were born in England and their family jumped on the first flight to the US when one of their 20 or so siblings manages to get a green card.
Logan Cooper
>FA Cup