(01-07-2024, 06:16 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: For the deceptive thread title.  Not smack, and I get why this sub-forum hasn't been as active as in the past, but I wanted to give kudos to the AFCN in general.  Every team ending with a winning record and three teams made the playoffs.  Although it comes with a caveat, as the Browns fans are more obnoxious that any other fan base I have seen in my lifetime.  I guess having success for the first time in decades will do that to you.

Is there a better division in the NFL?  Not even close.

(01-07-2024, 06:16 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: For the deceptive thread title.  Not smack, and I get why this sub-forum hasn't been as active as in the past, but I wanted to give kudos to the AFCN in general.  Every team ending with a winning record and three teams made the playoffs.  Although it comes with a caveat, as the Browns fans are more obnoxious that any other fan base I have seen in my lifetime.  I guess having success for the first time in decades will do that to you.

Is there a better division in the NFL?  Not even close.

(01-07-2024, 07:27 PM)StrictlyBiz Wrote: AFCN was amazing. At the beginning of the year there were people seriously discussing that the AFCE was a better division. 

As far as Browns fans, Watson getting injured was the best thing that could've happened to them this year. Flacco is eons better. If he and Burrow both had stayed healthy, I truly believe that the Bengals and Browns switch positions. 

(01-07-2024, 07:54 PM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: I’d like to think the Steelers would have won these last three weeks with Kenny, but I can’t escape the thought that both the Browns and Steelers may have benefitted from QB injuries …

(01-07-2024, 06:16 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: For the deceptive thread title.  Not smack, and I get why this sub-forum hasn't been as active as in the past, but I wanted to give kudos to the AFCN in general.  Every team ending with a winning record and three teams made the playoffs.  Although it comes with a caveat, as the Browns fans are more obnoxious that any other fan base I have seen in my lifetime.  I guess having success for the first time in decades will do that to you.

Is there a better division in the NFL?  Not even close.

(01-08-2024, 03:50 PM)BengalYankee Wrote: Historic in the Superbowl era to have a division with all teams above .500

(01-08-2024, 04:29 PM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: I thought you didn’t recognize the “Super Bowl Era”.

(01-08-2024, 06:53 PM)BengalYankee Wrote: I clearly wrote in the "Super Bowl Era" for trolls like you, who wanted to troll me. 

In 1935 "The West" Division had 4 teams above .500.

Let me state this slowly for you. I recognize the "Super Bowl Era", what you fail to comprehend is that I recognize all NFL Championships. 

Now let me go even slower, the 1965 NFL Championship winner Green Bay Packers have more in common with the 1966 Superbowl I Champions Green Bay Packers than the 1966 Superbowl I Champions and the 2023 Superbowl LVII Champions Kansas City Chiefs. In fact, each of the NFL Champions in the 60's including the Superbowl NFL Champions 1966-1970 are more similar to each other than the 2020 Champions. Just because you throw the moniker "Super Bowl", doesn't mean all other Championships expire like milk. Again, the 1965 NFL Champions Green Bay Packers are more closer to the 1966 Super Bowl Champions Green Bay Packers than the 1966 Super Bowl Champions and the 2023 Super Bowl Kansas City Chiefs.

Thus, the 2023 AFC North Division was not the first Division to go above .500 with all their teams, but to make it sound more important like you do that's why I said "Super Bowl Era", plus I was fishing and the bait I used caught the fish. lol. 

   

(01-07-2024, 06:16 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: For the deceptive thread title.  Not smack, and I get why this sub-forum hasn't been as active as in the past, but I wanted to give kudos to the AFCN in general.  Every team ending with a winning record and three teams made the playoffs.  Although it comes with a caveat, as the Browns fans are more obnoxious that any other fan base I have seen in my lifetime.  I guess having success for the first time in decades will do that to you.

Is there a better division in the NFL?  Not even close.

(01-09-2024, 02:16 AM)need2mellowout Wrote: I'm 61 and my best friend and still is since 4th grade is a Cowboys fan.  They are by far IMHO the most obnoxious fan base.  America's team?  Browns fans that I've met have been humble and I usually meet steeler fans in the beer lines.  I lost count of Steeler fans buying me a beer for being a Bengals fan.

(01-09-2024, 11:55 AM)JS-Steelerfan Wrote: I know we all feel like we have a sense of what other teams’ fans are like, but most of us only know a fraction of a percent of all the fans from other teams, which means that our perception of those fans is really either our perception of the fans we know, or it’s based on our perception of that team.  Either way, the reality is, in most cases, probably not what we think it is.  

(01-09-2024, 08:10 PM)6andcounting Wrote: This board is a big enough sample size to confirm all Bengals fans are fucktards.

(01-08-2024, 06:53 PM)BengalYankee Wrote: I clearly wrote in the "Super Bowl Era" for trolls like you, who wanted to troll me. 

In 1935 "The West" Division had 4 teams above .500.

Let me state this slowly for you. I recognize the "Super Bowl Era", what you fail to comprehend is that I recognize all NFL Championships. 

Now let me go even slower, the 1965 NFL Championship winner Green Bay Packers have more in common with the 1966 Superbowl I Champions Green Bay Packers than the 1966 Superbowl I Champions and the 2023 Superbowl LVII Champions Kansas City Chiefs. In fact, each of the NFL Champions in the 60's including the Superbowl NFL Champions 1966-1970 are more similar to each other than the 2020 Champions. Just because you throw the moniker "Super Bowl", doesn't mean all other Championships expire like milk. Again, the 1965 NFL Champions Green Bay Packers are more closer to the 1966 Super Bowl Champions Green Bay Packers than the 1966 Super Bowl Champions and the 2023 Super Bowl Kansas City Chiefs.

Thus, the 2023 AFC North Division was not the first Division to go above .500 with all their teams, but to make it sound more important like you do that's why I said "Super Bowl Era", plus I was fishing and the bait I used caught the fish. lol.