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burn_baby_burn · 07-29-2010, 11:21 AM

Being a fan for me is something that just happens. When I started getting into the NFL in jr. high I didn't really have a team. I just liked the sport. For a while I kind of liked the Saints. Then I kind of liked the Patriots ( they were like 2-14 and I like cheering for the underdog). It wasn't till I attended my first NFL game in Kansas City on December 27th 1992 that I became a die hard Chiefs fan. It was the atmosphere of Arrowhead Stadium that attracted me to the Chiefs.

Edit: I have never wanted to switch. The Chiefs have been the laughing stock of the NFL for three straight seasons. It is the darkest time in their history and I couldn't be more excited. My wife thinks I'm crazy to waste three hours every Sunday watching them get the crap kicked out of them. But I wouldn't trade being a Chiefs fan for anything in the world.

07-29-2010, 11:21 AM	#12
burn_baby_burn Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Chiefs Kingdom, Yankees Universe, C of Red. Exp:	Being a fan for me is something that just happens. When I started getting into the NFL in jr. high I didn't really have a team. I just liked the sport. For a while I kind of liked the Saints. Then I kind of liked the Patriots ( they were like 2-14 and I like cheering for the underdog). It wasn't till I attended my first NFL game in Kansas City on December 27th 1992 that I became a die hard Chiefs fan. It was the atmosphere of Arrowhead Stadium that attracted me to the Chiefs. Edit: I have never wanted to switch. The Chiefs have been the laughing stock of the NFL for three straight seasons. It is the darkest time in their history and I couldn't be more excited. My wife thinks I'm crazy to waste three hours every Sunday watching them get the crap kicked out of them. But I wouldn't trade being a Chiefs fan for anything in the world. __________________ Last edited by burn_baby_burn; 07-29-2010 at 11:24 AM.