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wwharton · 01-20-2009, 08:36 PM

Honestly, I'm with those that think the whole discussion is silly. It's disappointing to lose any playoff game so of course it's all disappointing. You can say the bigger the game, the more disappointing but honestly, the most disappointing is not getting to the game.

Losing every game is the most disappointing. Losing enough games to miss the playoffs is next. Then the season is less and less disappointing the farther you go. Ask fans of teams who haven't been to the playoffs in years if ever. Then ask fans of teams that haven't been to the Superbowl in years. Winning 4 Conference Championships in a row is a huge accomplishment. Every non-Bills fan that laughed as they continued to lose Superbowls was a fan of a team that was more disappointed. That doesn't include the fans of the teams that beat them b/c they were too busy celebrating than worrying about it.

01-20-2009, 08:36 PM	#38
wwharton ll Str OVR: 28 Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 26,978	Re: Who's more disappointing; The Bills of the 90's or the Eagles of the 2000's. Honestly, I'm with those that think the whole discussion is silly. It's disappointing to lose any playoff game so of course it's all disappointing. You can say the bigger the game, the more disappointing but honestly, the most disappointing is not getting to the game. Losing every game is the most disappointing. Losing enough games to miss the playoffs is next. Then the season is less and less disappointing the farther you go. Ask fans of teams who haven't been to the playoffs in years if ever. Then ask fans of teams that haven't been to the Superbowl in years. Winning 4 Conference Championships in a row is a huge accomplishment. Every non-Bills fan that laughed as they continued to lose Superbowls was a fan of a team that was more disappointed. That doesn't include the fans of the teams that beat them b/c they were too busy celebrating than worrying about it.