Okay, so I’ve always wanted to get into the NFL, but picking a team felt like a huge chore. I mean, where do you even start? I decided to dive in and figure it out, and let me tell you, it was quite the journey.
First, I looked at the teams’ locations. I live in a city without an NFL team. So that was a no-go for me. I thought, “Alright, maybe I should just pick a team from a city I like or have visited?” I made a list of cities I enjoyed, but none of them felt right. I couldn’t just pick a team based on the city alone. There had to be more to it.

Next, I considered the teams’ styles of play. I’ve always been a fan of teams that have a strong offense. I mean, who doesn’t love a good touchdown? So, I started watching games and highlights, paying close attention to how different teams played. I jotted down notes on which teams had an offensive style that I enjoyed. This was getting somewhere! I noticed a few teams that really stood out, with their exciting plays and high scores.
But then, I remembered something I read online – you can’t root for two teams at the same time. It’s like, you gotta commit, you know? I can’t be out here with a favorite team for every other mood swing. So, I narrowed down my list to teams that not only had a great offense but also seemed to have a cool history or a strong fan base. I didn’t want to jump on a bandwagon, but I also didn’t want to pick a team that nobody cared about.
I dove deeper into each team’s history, their ups and downs. I learned about their legendary players, their biggest rivalries, and their most memorable games. It felt like uncovering a treasure trove of stories. The more I learned, the more I felt a connection to a particular team. It wasn’t just about their wins and losses; it was about their spirit, their resilience, and their journey.
And then it hit me. I found my team. It wasn’t just about their location or their style of play. It was about everything they stood for, their history, their fans, and the way they made me feel when I watched them play. I finally understood what it meant to be a true fan.
So, after all that digging and watching and thinking, I finally picked my team. It feels good, like I’m part of something bigger now. I bought a jersey, started following fan pages, and even planned a trip to see a game live next season.

Choosing an NFL team was way more than I expected. It wasn’t just a simple decision; it was a whole process of discovery. And you know what? I’m glad I took the time to do it right. Now, I’ve got a team I’m truly passionate about, and I can’t wait for the next season to start!
- Looked at team locations
- Considered play styles
- Researched team histories
- Engaged with fan communities
- Made the final decision