The 2014 Miami Dolphins season is well underway! And while lots of other sites will be breaking down each game and list reasons why the Dolphins will or won't win while analyzing players, coaches, and match-ups against their respective opponent week to week, we won't.
Not us. Not here. Instead, we're focusing on why every week's opponent has the worst fan base in all the NFL.
This week, the 6-4 Dolphins are set to play the Denver Broncos on Sunday at Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
See also: 9 Reasons Kansas City Chiefs Fans Are the Worst
Here are nine reasons why their fans are the worst:
9. Because They Rioted After They Won Their First Super Bowl After the Broncos beat the Packers to win Super Bowl XXXII in 1998, 10,000 fans decided that flipping over cars and starting bonfires in the street was the best way to go about celebrating. This led to looting and eventually forced police to disperse crowds with tear gas. After getting their ass kicked last year in the Super Bowl, there were a different kind of tears flowing (more on that later).
8. Because They're Ridiculously Sensitive When a Play-by-Play Guy Says Anything Remotely Good About the Other Team Every fan base tends to get annoyed with a play-by-play or color man every now and then. They can sound biased when they're simply just giving credit to the other team. But Broncos fans have taken that annoyance to mile-high proportions by angrily jumping into chat sites and bitching about how the announcers don't love their stupid team.
After back-to-back Broncos games on NBC's Sunday Night Football, many Denver fans have become not just irritated but irate with Collinsworth."Comments and tweets complaining about Collinsworth have been rampant at Mile High Report the past two weeks," said Kyle Montgomery, who helps run the Broncos fan site. "Fans are definitely noting a sense of bias, and it is hard to ignore."
And...
"Take an example in the Chiefs game," he said. "Kansas City was down three scores in the fourth quarter, trying to drive to bring the game close, but they were ultimately forced to punt. Collinsworth called it a 'win' for the Chiefs offense because they kept Peyton Manning off the field; Collinsworth gave little or no credit to the Broncos defense for making a critical stop -- or Broncos fans don't remember it.It is that type of positive commentary toward Broncos' opponents, even when the outcome is negative, that fans are getting tired of, especially when the same positive commentary doesn't seem to be returned in kind toward the Broncos."
Jesus. Get a grip, you insensitive assholes.
7. No, Seriously, They Started a Petition to Keep Phil Simms From Calling Any More of Their Games Broncos fans are so sensitive about an announcer not saying good things about their team, they actually took up a petition to have him banned from doing more of their games. In this case, it's CBS' Phil Simms, who, by the way, will never hesitate to polish Peyton Manning's knob at any moment he can get during a game. But let's all sign the petition anyway because wahhhh.
6. Because This Happened Never forget, Broncos fans. You're the first batch of morons who anointed Tim Tebow the Lord and Savior of your football team, before the Jets and Patriots.
There are some of you out there who actually wanted to keep Tebow over getting Peyton. You know who you are, and now you must live with that shame the rest of your days.
5. Because They Have the Stupidest Chant When a Team Throws an Incomplete Pass Really? Incomplete? That's it? That's on par with the Jets spelling their own team name. But at least it's the team name. Broncos fans are chanting an arbitrary word. Why not just chant "BABY FOOT!" or "CAR BATTERY!" Those are just as stupid and meaningless and just as effective in helping your team on then field.
4. Because of This Dude
3. And This Racist Dude (language is NSFW)
2. And This Lady
1. And This Lady (language is NSFW)
Man, they really took that Super Bowl ass-beating pretty rough. Better than their winning the Super Bowl and then destroying a city and people's cars, we suppose.
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