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I think I know why Seahawks fans are taking this first loss to the Rams so hard.

Organizers didn't elaborate with a lot of specific details, but said the Columbia Cup cannot run as it 'normally' would under Phase 3 conditions.

A new survey ranks all of the cities in the US based on fan involvement and other criteria and Seattle isn't even ranked in the top 10.

NW League and other Minor Leagues definitely on hold.

According to data released by CBS Sports Digital, there are some NFL franchises who are getting what might appear to be surprising support this season.

Leave it to a blogger from Seattle's own Post-Intelligencer (Seattle PI) Newspaper to make my point exactly.  This isn't because I am a Packers fan,  I didn't really care one way or another about Seattle.  But this writer has summed up why I am now extremely annoyed with many of the feathered fans.

You know what happened Sunday when the NFL's #1 ranked offense met up with the NFL's #1 scoring defense. This Denver Broncos fan was as surprised as a lot of people to see her team getting mopped up in every aspect of the game by the Seattle Seahawks. So shocked and appalled that she goes on a four minute rant that would make a sailor blush. I think she is unhappy with Peyton Manning and she shoul

The game was more exciting than years previous, but one fan managed to spice things up a little bit more. Donning a cape (maybe it's a poncho?) and rocking a swimsuit top, this female fanatic was jacked when Jordan Cameron hauled in a touchdown pass from Nick Foles.

Philadelphia Eagles fans have a reputation for being rude. They didn't disappoint this past weekend.

The diet of an NFL fan is really unhealthy.

It's not the first time that a fan has gone overboard at a professional sporting event, but I think this is the first time I have seen it at this magnitude. Toronto Blue Jay Third Basemen and native Canadian Brett Lawrie was called out on a a couple of bogus...and I mean BOGUS...strike calls. Lawrie then had a few choice words for Home Plate Umpire Bill Miller. Miller ejects Lawrie from the game,

When a front row fan and baseball player each go after a foul ball and the fan wins...more often then not, the fan actually steals an out from his own team. Not in this case. Instead, this San Diego Padres fan defines loyalty by stealing a fly ball from Diamonbacks Right Fielder Justin Upton.