Is there a dirtier sports team in the world?

>good ol steeler football
>"dirty"

lol stick to soccer, braden

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>in the same division

>>78264627
Penn State

Steelers are always at least entertaining and rarely the prime "bad guy." Fuck outa here

>>78264646
>>78264696

ITT people who don't watch football

>>78264648

a leaf with an opinion lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WP4JfqHDlps

https://twitter.com/bustedcoverage/status/907090072280825857

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Penn State is hard too top

I root against the Steelers because their fans are loudmouth uggo inbreeds

>>78264754
>that same game
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uClHy9gs5A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5RqQcoAnK8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uClHy9gs5A

>>78264889
tbf Steelers have just as many dirty players
shazier and mitchell alone match burfict's output

>>78264889
>tfw wrong link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8iFSP_S5h8

If it wasn't for Burfict, Shazier would easily be the dirtiest player in that division.

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Ravensfag here , even though steelers are dirty fags, bungles are 5x worse.

Anaheim ducks

Baylor.

You want to know why they had such a drop off this year? Art Briles is a notorious PED pusher. From when he started coaching as a Texas high school coach to college, the guy has always encouraged his players to do roids, and been accused of it constantly at every level. Football below the NFL doesn't test for it whatsoever.

Baylor basketball does the same thing. Their school doesn't give a fuck about any of that. It wasn't till the rape cover up allegation happened that it forced them to fire Briles. School is dirty as fuck.

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>>78264776
is this a pennsylvania thing?

the philly phanatic assaulted my sister

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>>78264627


>tfw when 13 years old in 2005 and want to start following football
>not American, so can't cheer for home city team
>decide to follow the first team I see on a Sunday/Monday night football
>these pittsburgh steelers look pretty cool, guess I'll become a fan
>become really invested and watch their games
>even listen to games on the radio while family eats dinner in the kitchen
>11-5 record, 6th seed playoff berth
>buy terrible towels, really pumped
>cut out newspaper articles and tape them all over my wall right next to bed
>they win the superb owl and really happy
>tfw everyone hates the steelers and their fans and I had no idea
>people generally hate teams that do well


Tfw I saw my team win the championship in my first year of being a fan. Feels kinda bad desu, I would much rather see a team be mediocre and build to greatness. I've seen Pittsburgh win 2 superb owls and play in another. It's kind of numbing, and doesn't feel that satisfying. When I saw the Falcons lose last year, I felt awful. Awful knowing that their fans have waited forever and beyond to see their team win and make the city proud. Anyone else share these feels of cheering on successful teams?