AFL or NFL Europe?

[Stunseed]

Which do I betray the NFL to during the off season?

AFL has a unique game play. It has more offense, more speed and a fluid game. It has ex-NFL players and I enjoy watching them excel in this new game.

NFL Europe has actual NFL players and has more chance of spotting a star from it. It has the same rules as NFL, they just play in Europe. Another reason why I like Europe, is I see 50k+ people in the stands cheering like mad. These people take pride in their teams, and that means alot to me, seeing how people will stop watching a team as soon as they go below a .500 record.

So, in your opinion, what's worth watching? Both have a distinct pull and rivalries, alot of what makes watching the NFL good.

Discuss and explain your choice.

[Anebriated]

Watch Arena football, my cousin plays on the Tampa Bay storm...

[Latrinsorm]

MLB

[i remember halloween]

arena football sucks and so do europeans

[Sean]

Originally posted by Latrinsorm
MLB

I second this.

[longshot]

I've never seen people cheer at an NFL Europe game.

Nobody cares about American Football except Americans.

[Nakiro]

MLB is entirely worthless. ENTIRELY.

Pretty much every "national" sport is horrible. College basketball is where its at.

[crazymage]

I watch baseball during the summer, and both AFL and ENFL playoffs/championships .

[Miss X]

Originally posted by i remember halloween
arena football sucks and so do europeans

Us Europeans feel the same way about you I'm sure.

[Latrinsorm]

Originally posted by Nakiro
MLB is entirely worthless. ENTIRELY.It's not our fault the Reds/Bengals suck.

[The Eternal Klaive]

Originally posted by longshot
I've never seen people cheer at an NFL Europe game.

Nobody cares about American Football except Americans.

This is very true.

[DeV]

Originally posted by Nakiro
College basketball is where its at. True.

[Stunseed]

Any home game played in NFL Europe by Bracelona or Reine < sp? > is packed. Even in little stadiums, they sell out the stands. Even Frankfurt who has fallen in last few years still has a good 40k in the stands.

Also, AFL has some teams that pack houses. Tampa Bay usually does, as does San Jose. Chicago was a real weak city at first, but with their streak going, they went from 8,000 to a good bit more < I wanna say it was like 23.5, but the Chicago wasn't available last week. >

Jon Gruden's an awesome AFL player and coach. He brings what his brother does to the NFL. I look forward to watching both leagues improve.

Oh, and with the National East division being so hot between Florida, Philly and Atlanta, I'll be watching that unfold, too.

[Anebriated]

Gruden is a good coach, ill give him that. He can also be a complete asshat. And yes, the storm generally have a very large crowd, especially now after winning their last 6 just to stay in playoff contention.