Each fanbase’s most hated player

[sb1]

Eli? Nah. Bernard Pollard, Joey Porter, maybe T Sizzle above him for sure.

 

[sb1]

What did Jimmy ever do to the Rams?

 

[signbabybrady]

Eli? Nah. Bernard Pollard, Joey Porter, maybe T Sizzle above him for sure.

Tatum

-End debate-

 

[h0c2000]

I read it as the team's player that was most hated. I'd say Hernandez would probably lead from pole to pole on that poll.

 

[Zuma]

It calms my soul that for the Jete it’s Tom Brady

 

[sb1]

Elway, Bart Scott, RLWKAG, and how could I forget about Jack Tatum.

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Eli? Nah. Bernard Pollard, Joey Porter, maybe T Sizzle above him for sure.

I don’t know why opposing fan bases think we hate Eli, other than the fact that he’s a Manning. He didn’t play particularly great in either Super Bowl, he just played better than he typically does, and benefited from one of the best catches of all time and one of the biggest non-calls of all time on the same play. But there were a ton of other reasons why we lost those Super Bowls before Eli comes to mind.

Heck, I “hate” Nick Foles more than I “hate” Eli. Foles played the game of his life out of nowhere, and was one of the primary reasons we lost that Super Bowl.

But yeah, I’m with others, Tatum is probably number one, with Pollard not too far behind. Not thrilled with Ray Lewis either.

 

[Raccoonsuit]

I think other fan bases think eli is this big boogie man too us. Hes a goofball who had 2 great post seasons.

Bernard Pollard was a cheap shot artist.

 

[JoeSixPat]

Eli? Nah. Bernard Pollard, Joey Porter, maybe T Sizzle above him for sure.

Goodell

 

[sb1]

Cardinals most hated is Josh Rosen lol. Is Mac jones on our list?

 

[Bill Lee]

I think other fan bases think eli is this big boogie man too us. Hes a goofball who had 2 great post seasons.

Other fan bases don't get the fact that winning six takes away so much of the sting of getting to three more but not winning.

Of course they want to focus on the ones we lost and somehow make them seem more significant than the six we won.

For me, winning the first one alone erases whatever pain the losses had, so the next five wins were icing on the cake.

 

[Dec54]

I know this is not an in depth posting of a player I very much dislike. But Aaron Rodgers lifts up my hackles. Self serving, opinionated, old ugly *******.

 

[Vindicate]

I don’t know why opposing fan bases think we hate Eli, other than the fact that he’s a Manning. He didn’t play particularly great in either Super Bowl, he just played better than he typically does, and benefited from one of the best catches of all time and one of the biggest non-calls of all time on the same play. But there were a ton of other reasons why we lost those Super Bowls before Eli comes to mind.

Heck, I “hate” Nick Foles more than I “hate” Eli. Foles played the game of his life out of nowhere, and was one of the primary reasons we lost that Super Bowl.

But yeah, I’m with others, Tatum is probably number one, with Pollard not too far behind. Not thrilled with Ray Lewis either.

In fact, I appreciate that Eli got to two faster than his dipshit brother. I hate Foles more than Eli for sure.

 

[tuckeverlasting]

jack "scum bag" tatum......bernard "dipshit" pollard....roger "dna stain" goodell depending on your generation and preference.

 

[jmt57]

LOL at the Browns.

The only team with a 'most hated player' that is still on their own roster.



Eli didn't even come to mind, though as @Hammer of Thor pointed out, the list is one person guessing what 32 fan bases think. How much time did the author put into this clickbait exercisse, five minutes?

Bernard Pollard was the first name that immediately came to mind for me, though Tatum is an excellent choice as well.

It is really strange that Pollard makes it as the Ravens most hated player, but not the Pats.

If you expand to non-players, Goodell and Ben Dreith are somewhere in the running too.


And back to the Browns for a second: as awful as that trade for DeShaun Watson was, John Elway would be the far more appropriate choice for Cleveland. Not sure what Marshon Lattimore ever did to the Bucs, or Cam Jordan to Carolina.

 

[Ross12]

What did Jimmy ever do to the Rams?

Isn’t Jimmy G currently ON the Rams’ roster? Lmao. I think he is Stafford’s backup, and Stafford is getting old.

 

[TheRainMaker]

I don’t really hate Eli. He’s had two game winning drives against the Pats in the Superbowl and I’ve never seen him brag about it. But he does like to play jokes on Tom:



Bernard Pollard for sure is the most hated. His ass should’ve been thrown out of the league after the lazy lunge in 2008.

Vontaze Burfict is right up there even though the Pats barely faced him. He was a very overrated and was media darling for a while. It was funny watching him lose his cool when Gronk exposed him in 2016.

 

[JoeSixPat]

I don’t really hate Eli. He’s had two game winning drives against the Pats in the Superbowl and I’ve never seen him brag about it. But he does like to play jokes on Tom:



Bernard Pollard for sure is the most hated. His ass should’ve been thrown out of the league after the lazy lunge in 2008.

Vontaze Burfict is right up there even though the Pats barely faced him. He was a very overrated and was media darling for a while. It was funny watching him lose his cool when Gronk exposed him in 2016.

The Peyton and Eli schtick is actually pretty entertaining - and I agree, I've never had a chip on my shoulder about Eli or the Giants for that matter. We have six friggen Super Bowls - I don't have a chip on my shoulder about anyone but Goodell (heck, I even don't blame Mangini for his role in Spygate - again it was Goodell who had the Karen.)

As far as Peyton, he's not as good as his stats and he's lucky to get both his Super Bowls

But anyone who will mock themselves like this is ultimately OK in my book:

 

[Hugepatsfan]

I feel like NKeal Harry is the most hated in current times for how big a bust he was and sort of being the final nail in the coffin of the Brady/BB split

 

[TheRainMaker]

I feel like NKeal Harry is the most hated in current times for how big a bust he was and sort of being the final nail in the coffin of the Brady/BB split

His attitude was more disturbing then him being a bust. It's not his fault the Pats made a poor decision and drafted him. I didn't prefer the pick, but I liked that the Pats drafted a big WR - something that the Pats desperately needed. He then immediately proceeded to show the red flag how he handled being called by the team where he was constantly hanging up on BB. If the card wasn't already turned in, I would've strongly considered going with the next guy.