Seth Rollins loves football.
Many football fans, or non-football fans, may think the Chicago Bears have been the worst franchise in the league over the last five years. Don't get me wrong, they've been bad. But if there's one franchise that has outdone them, it's been the Carolina Panthers, the team with the worst record since 2019.
The Panthers and Bears met on Thursday Night Football in a game that lived up to the billing of a 1-7 team taking on a 2-7 team.
It was boring, uneventful, and tedious, and honestly, those who watched it should be ashamed that they had nothing better to do on a Thursday night. Watching paint dry, solving math equations, stepping on a rack and having it smack you in the face, falling off a 20-foot ladder even though you don't know how to, watching the PC Era of WWE would have all been better uses of time than watching the Bears vs. Panthers.
But Seth Rollins watched. And he got the pleasure of rejoicing.
Hey man, I love football.
— Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) November 10, 2023
You earned this, Seth. You earned the right to love football because the Bears won.
The Bears are still bad, but they're not worse than the Carolina Panthers. No team is. No team has been since 2019.
This is a team so bad they fired their entire coaching staff only to pay an "all-star coaching staff" millions of dollars to somehow be worse than the previous staff. This is a team so bad that they traded their best wide receiver to move up to the #1 overall pick in the draft only to take the wrong quarterback. This is a team so bad that they also traded this year's first round pick, which could be the #1 overall pick...because the team is so bad.
Panthers fans are so desperate for anything that they still think Cam Newton is an option. That's how bad things are.
Things are so bad that Panthers fans look at Bears fans and think, "Man, if only." I envy Seth Rollins when he tweets "I hate football." Yes, the Bears have been very bad for a very long time, but they have Super Bowls. They have some hope. They might screw it up. Those banners are forever and hope brings optimism.
The Panthers have.....
Wrestling on.
