Vinício Grossi

a lot of fair weather fans here. Cheering when you are winning is easy, but cheering in difficult times is only for those who truly understand what it means to be a fan. Everyone has the right to do what they want with their lives, but don't mix supporters with real fans.

two players who never got this treatment from the fans: Kuechly and Olsen. it's not very difficult to understand

I am truly sorry for your loss, and I completely agree that the most valuable time we have will always be with our families. However, this "don't care so much" talk only comes up in bad times. Being a fan only in good times is an option for some, but what’s the point in sport if we only show up in good times? Imagine if everyone thought like that? fans will show up only to support teams that win? this makes no sense, it completely escapes the essence of the sports! Every day, every week, every year, someone loses and someone wins. We can be die hard fans and still have a wonderful time with family and friends. I doubt that between 2003-2008 or between 2013-2018 this discourse would appear. Again, my condolences for your loss, I understand your point and I respect your opinion, just wanted to bring another point of view that some people might have as well.

Trade for Aaron Rodgers

I'm from Brazil and I've been a part of Riot since 2016 when I met them in Denver, 2016. (Gano missed FG ). I went to the game with my wife and we looked online for a bar for Panthers fans, that’s how we finded. We became members in 2017 and since then, every year we travel to see at least one game with them. We were in the season opener and Saints game weeks ago and this year was special, I took my 2 year old daughter to a game for the first time, wonderful feeling. I'm a big fan of the work they do, Roaring Riot is f***** awesome. The first photo is us in Denver, when we met then. Next one in SF, 2017 with Zack and the last one is with my daughter in the game against the Jets.