Five Things I Hate About the 2012 NFL Season
November 13, 2012 4:34 pm
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One of the NFL's most beloved traditions has been made a mockery of for the most part this season.
We no longer see moves like the Ickey Shuffle or Billy "White Shoes" Johnson's Funky Chicken, but nowadays we see the infamous "dougie" dance or some knock-off of a Deion Sanders celebration.
This has been a long-time coming, I knew once Terrell Owens grabbed the pom-poms that it was all downhill for touchdown dances.
Maybe one day we'll have some members from Soul Train sign an NFL contract and we'll see something refreshing, but until then we are stuck with mediocrity.
From disappointing players and coaches to the replacement refs, there have been many things to hate about this year in the NFL.
While there are several things to love, such as the Texans' franchise finally shining in the AFC South or RG3 living up to his hype, it's more fun to talk about the things that really grind my gears this season.
I've been given plenty of material to work with, and it was a little tough narrowing it down to five, but I was finally able to. Here are the top five things I hate about the 2012 NFL season.
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I'll assume this is a good thing haha.
Glad to hear it!
BWAHAHAHHAHAHAHA!!!! Good one, Dilan!