The Miami Dolphins’ season, once filled with hope and promise, has sunk beneath the weight of struggle, unraveling in the absence of their captain, Tua
How does one deal with loving something for your entire life that doesn’t seem to love you back? How would it feel when the thing
The Denver Broncos have announced that they will release Russell Wilson from the team costing the team 85 million dollars against their cap in the
The Chiefs find themselves in rarified air. They have won back-to-back Super Bowls. Better still, they have won three of the last four Super Bowls.
What is a fan? After watching the 49ers gut wrenching loss to the Chiefs in the Super Bowl I found myself asking that question. I
Some are billing this game as a rematch. Others are billing this game as an opportunity for revenge. While both may be true, this game
We are halfway thru the season! It’s time to do a midterm analysis. Who is trending up? Who is struggling? Who has hope and who
At the moment, there are three types of 49ers fans: 1. Team 49ers, 2. Team Brock Purdy, 3. Team Trey Lance. The fans of Lance
Let’s consider the contract negotiations of Deebo Samuel for a second. When the rumors started to swirl that Deebo wanted more money offered on his contract, fans decided to send death threats. Deebo isn’t the first player to deal with this. Raheem Mostert was sent multiple death threats by so-called fans when he went down with injury last year. The discussion about Deebo leaving the team and requesting a trade didn’t occur until after the death threats surfaced. Mostert isn’t on the roster anymore and it isn’t because the Niners could not afford him. Did the death threats play a factor? There are a multitude of other factors surrounding Deebo’s personal decisions about his contract and where he will ultimately play. However, toxic fandom is playing a role in that decision as well. Who wants to play for a team whose fans are willing to send death threats over a contract dispute?
