College Traditions in the NFL.

[DenverBrian]

I think getting closer to a European soccer environment would be great. It helps having the fans segregated because it allows visiting fans to chant and sing without getting pummeled. They have lots of fun with it. For example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbfy05y5Ukw (we lose every week, your nothing special chant)
And my favorite (to the police walking in front of the fans): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCXHbCYvzjI

[ksubroncosfan]

I think getting closer to a European soccer environment would be great. It helps having the fans segregated because it allows visiting fans to chant and sing without getting pummeled. They have lots of fun with it. For example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbfy05y5Ukw (we lose every week, your nothing special chant)
And my favorite (to the police walking in front of the fans): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCXHbCYvzjI

It's great for the opposing fans to have a safe and respected environment. However, I disagree that we should allow them to have their own section that would benefit the opposing team in any way.

[Axemaster]

(If this is in the wrong section, please move it.)

How nice would it be for college traditions, like Alabama's Rammer Jammer, to be in the NFL?

I know it may never happen, but I'm wondering what if it does.

I'm watching the 2015 AFC Championship at the making of this thread, and Phil Simms said that the crowd in Mile High was "About as close, to a college atmosphere you can get, with a pro football game."

What do you think? Should we start doing some college traditions or not?

I think it's a great idea. But Phil Simms was wrong. Unfortunately Kansas City has Denver beat in the College atmosphere in the NFL.

[DenverBlood]

I think it's a great idea. But Phil Simms was wrong. Unfortunately Kansas City has Denver beat in the College atmosphere in the NFL.

Kansas City doesn't beat Denver at anything related to football.


Except maybe rats in their concessions booths.

[broncoslover115]

Kansas City doesn't beat Denver at anything related to football.


Except maybe rats in their concessions booths.

I love it!

[DwhitetheGamer]

It's great for the opposing fans to have a safe and respected environment. However, I disagree that we should allow them to have their own section that would benefit the opposing team in any way.

MAybe let there be a small visitors section like they do in college football? That would mean building a bigger stadium, though.

I think it's a great idea. But Phil Simms was wrong. Unfortunately Kansas City has Denver beat in the College atmosphere in the NFL.

How so? I know about the Tomahawk Chop, but what else?