As a Cleveland fan, This Explains why I was Instinctively Rooting for the Vikings

[wongojack]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story...mp;sportCat=nfl

 

Basically the guy lists criteria for a class level one disastrous loss for a sports city. I won't ruin it by telling you where Cleveland lands, but you probably won't be surprised. It looks like the vikings have passed us thanks to the recent interception debacle.

[TheClevelandSound]

great article. I feel that Cleveland should be #2 becuase we havent even been to a super bowl. But the Cubs are truly the most tortured team in sports.

[VaporTrail]

So... This makes us the most tortured city. Right?

[wongojack]

3 teams in the top 10 and congratulations . . . . we're it!

[Bob806]

I'm not sure the Cubs should rate at #1, as they really haven't fielded too many great teams in the last 40 years. The Steve Bartman thing was truly bizzare though- when that happened I told my friends that that kind of stuff only happens to Cleveland teams.

 

Last week's Vikings game wasn't nearly as bad as Gary Anderson missing the FG vs the Falcons, or when Drew Pearson caught the Staubach "Hail Mary" back in old Metropolitan Stadium.

 

I know I'm biased, but the Browns should be #1.

 

Maybe this decade will bring us long-overdue happiness

[cdl15]

So... This makes us the most tortured city. Right?

Right.. If the cavs do it will that make it better or will there still be that bitter taste in your mouth