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  • alright, it's time to have some touchscreen fun.

    好了,是時候來點觸屏的樂趣了。

  • We got to go through some fan bases.

    我們得通過一些粉絲群。

  • Now.

    現在就去

  • We all know that I would put the Raiders in at the top of all of the good lists and none of the bad ones.

    我們都知道,在所有的好榜單中,我都會把突擊隊放在最前面,沒有一個壞榜單。

  • So instead of doing that, they're gonna let me sort of drive everybody else through this.

    所以,與其這樣做,他們會讓我 排序驅動其他人通過這個。

  • We're gonna pick the superlative, pick the fan base, and we'll start with Diana gets the big first.

    我們要選超級大牌,選粉絲群體,我們先從戴安娜獲得大牌開始。

  • All right, so we're going with angriest fan base.

    好吧,所以我們要用最憤怒的粉絲群。

  • So, Diana, what fan base do you have out there that you think is just always a little bit angry?

    那麼,戴安娜,你覺得你在外面有哪些粉絲總是有點生氣呢?

  • For some reason, Yeah.

    出於某種原因,是的。

  • I feel like every fan base is guilty of this at some point, right?

    我覺得每個粉絲都會在某些時候犯這樣的毛病吧?

  • But there's a separate little space for the Tennessee Titans fans out there on social media specifically.

    但有一個單獨的小空間,專門為田納西泰坦隊的球迷在社交媒體上。

  • And here's the thing.

    事情是這樣的

  • It doesn't really match up with Nashville, right?

    這和納什維爾不太匹配吧?

  • Because you think Nashville, um, everyone is so nice there.

    因為你認為納什維爾,嗯, 每個人都是那麼好有。

  • The music is awesome.

    音樂很贊。

  • The vibe is just fun.

    氛圍就是好玩。

  • But for some reason, the fans I admire the passion I dio the anger, the anger there still angry Marcus Mariota isn't the starting quarterback.

    但不知道為什麼,球迷們我很佩服我的激情,我迪奧的憤怒,憤怒那裡仍然憤怒馬庫斯-馬里奧塔不是首發四分衛。

  • It's been obvious that Ryan Tannehill has been the answer.

    很明顯,萊恩-坦內希爾已經是答案了。

  • They should have moved on from markets.

    他們應該從市場出發。

  • Probably.

    也許吧

  • Ah, lot sooner.

    啊,快了很多。

  • So I've had this very up close experience with them.

    所以我對他們有這種非常近距離的體驗。

  • I respect it, but they're just very angry.

    我尊重它,但他們只是非常生氣。

  • Fits.

    適合:

  • All right, so And by the way, after a lot of years in Nashville, I'm not gonna fight that.

    好吧,所以... ...順便說一句,在納什維爾呆了很多年之後,我不會再去爭取了。

  • They feel very disrespected all the time.

    他們一直覺得很不被尊重。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • All right, Dan, get in on the fun you got.

    好了,丹,你也來湊湊熱鬧吧。

  • I just wondered if she'd ever encountered that guy from the video in the parking lot.

    我只是想知道她是否曾經遇到過視頻中那個在停車場的傢伙。

  • I don't know.

    我不知道。

  • Was he angry at the beer can e It looks like he was angry at the beer.

    他是不是對啤酒罐子生氣了e看來他是對啤酒生氣了。

  • Can e mean, who wouldn't be when you gotta poke a bunch of holes in it to get the beer out like it's a beer can Did not draft Mark E.

    我的意思是,當你要在上面戳一堆洞把啤酒弄出來的時候,誰不會呢?

  • I mean, that's not like you can't You gotta be ableto put two and two together and focus, focus, anger.

    我的意思是,這並不是說你不能, 你必須能夠把兩個和兩個在一起, 集中,集中,憤怒。

  • We're gonna We're gonna focus now on who you think most entitled fan base in the I know it's your men.

    我們現在要關注的是你認為誰是最有權利的粉絲,我知道是你的人。

  • She's not mine is a patriot.

    她不是我的就是愛國者。

  • I like first of all.

    我首先喜歡。

  • Like who could blame them?

    就像誰能責怪他們?

  • Right I mean, they've been They've been in the Super Bowl nine times in the last two decades.

    是的,我是說,他們在過去20年裡進過9次超級碗。

  • They've won six of them.

    他們已經贏了六次了。

  • I mean, come on.

    我的意思是,來吧。

  • Obviously they're the most entitled again.

    顯然他們又是最有權的。

  • I don't blame them, but I don't know.

    我不怪他們,但我不知道。

  • Are they?

    是嗎?

  • If you're a Patriots fan right now, are you Are you upset at the way it's going?

    如果你現在是愛國者隊的球迷,你是否對現在的情況感到不滿?

  • Or do you feel like No, the Patriots fans that I know we're still like Oh, yeah.

    或者你覺得像不,愛國者隊的球迷,我知道我們仍然喜歡哦,是的。

  • No, we're fine.

    不,我們很好。

  • Everything's gonna be good.

    一切都會好起來的

  • Like we're gonna make it into the playoffs, and then you never know where it's gonna go.

    就像我們會進入季後賽一樣,然後你永遠不知道它會去哪裡。

  • All right, Diana, you get to go next.

    好吧,戴安娜,你下一個去。

  • We're gonna We're gonna look at the most loyal fan base, the fan base that is absolutely just built in loyalty.

    We're gonna We're gonna look at the most loyal fan base, the fan base that is absolutely just built in loyalty.

  • Who you got?

    你有誰?

  • I'm gonna go with the Green Bay Packers on this one.

    這次我選擇綠灣包裝工隊。

  • I think you know you when you spend time at Lambeau, you you just get the feeling that this is all they live for, and we know they probably live for more things, but I've always just been really impressed how they've been able to just always make it fun and live and die by Bye bye.

    我想你知道你當你花時間在蘭博,你你只是得到的感覺,這是所有他們的生活,我們知道他們可能生活的更多的東西,但我一直只是一直真的印象深刻,他們如何能夠只是總是讓它的樂趣和生活和死亡的再見。

  • the Packers.

    包裝工隊。

  • All right, so, Dan, let's go the most pleasant.

    好吧,所以,丹,讓我們去最愉快的。

  • This is a good award, the fan base that just gives you all the good feels.

    這個獎不錯,粉絲群,就是給你所有的好感。

  • I got a really, really hunt for one here.

    我在這裡得到了一個非常非常獵奇的。

  • I don't know what I've encountered.

    我不知道我遇到了什麼。

  • Too many pleasant fan bases.

    太多愉快的粉絲群。

  • Oh, Diana's got Diana's hot on one.

    哦,戴安娜有戴安娜的熱上一個。

  • That's all right, Diana.

    沒關係,戴安娜。

  • Who you got for most pleasant.

    你有誰最愉快。

  • The New Orleans Saints fans.

    新奧爾良聖徒球迷。

  • They're They're the nicest people.

    他們是... 他們是最好的人。

  • They're always happy.

    他們總是很高興。

  • They always just want a party.

    他們總是隻想開個派對。

  • When do you ever really see them going crazy?

    你什麼時候見過他們真正的瘋狂?

  • Because they're mad about something?

    因為他們在為某件事情生氣?

  • The anger, everything January get knocked out of the playoffs by some crazy thing.

    憤怒,一切一月被一些瘋狂的事情淘汰出季後賽。

  • That's when, every single year they like the most put upon fan base drink.

    這時,每一年他們都喜歡最放的粉絲群喝。

  • That's heartbreak there.

    那是心碎的地方。

  • Still so pleasant.

    還是那麼愉快。

  • I just find them always to be happy.

    我只是覺得他們總是很快樂。

  • And look, when you have success, you tend to be a little nicer.

    你看,當你成功的時候,你往往會變得更好一些。

  • But we've seen other fan bases that are really good.

    但我們看到其他的粉絲群真的很好。

  • They're teams air awesome, and they're just not.

    他們的隊伍氣勢洶洶,而他們只是不。

  • It's just never enough a saint.

    只是永遠不夠聖人。

  • You know, their personality matches perfect with their fan base.

    你知道嗎,他們的性格和他們的粉絲群非常匹配。

  • All right, so let's go to most delusional Dent.

    好吧,那我們就來看看最妄想的登特。

  • You got a fan base that's always just a little delusional.

    你的粉絲總是有點妄想症。

  • Little delusional.

    小妄想症。

  • Let me sit.

    讓我坐。

  • Well, where?

    那麼,在哪裡?

  • The Cowboys, right?

    牛仔隊,對吧?

  • I mean, there were still living in the Americas team past, uh, and they got fans everywhere.

    我是說,過去還住在美洲隊,呃,他們到處都有粉絲。

  • That's the other thing, right?

    那是另一件事,對吧?

  • Like like maybe the hardcore like, Texas based cowboy fan knows what's going on.

    就像像也許鐵桿一樣,德州的牛仔迷知道是怎麼回事。

  • But nationally, they're a team that has a lot of fans, and I just don't think they've made their peace with sort of how mediocre it's been for them, right?

    但從全國範圍來看,他們是一支有很多球迷的球隊,我只是不認為他們已經做出了他們的和平與排序如何平庸的,這對他們來說,對不對?

  • Right division.

    正確的劃分。

  • But Diana, you've got a different team on this one, right?

    但是戴安娜,這次你有不同的團隊,對嗎?

  • The Philadelphia Eagles fans.

    費城老鷹隊的球迷。

  • They are delusional.

    他們是妄想症。

  • They're delusional because they just want to continue to live in the past.

    他們有妄想症,因為他們只是想繼續活在過去。

  • They still, you know, feel like the Super Bowl was last year, and I just feel like even when things were good, it's It's just never enough.

    他們仍然,你知道,感覺就像超級碗是去年, 我只是覺得即使事情是好的, 它是永遠不夠的。

  • And, you know, we're seeing it right now with the quarterback situation.

    而且,你知道,我們現在看到的是四分衛的情況。

  • I actually think they're finally starting to realize that Carson may not be the answer, but at the same time, this is a fan base that has is always willing to sort of just push it right.

    其實我覺得他們終於開始意識到,卡森可能不是答案,但同時,這也是一個球迷群體,他們總是願意某種程度上只是推崇它的權利。

  • That line, that's just it's just too much.

    這句話,實在是太過分了。

  • They're They're insane.

    他們是... 他們是瘋子

  • All right, go ahead.

    好吧,繼續。

  • So now we'll get to the last category.

    那麼現在我們就來看看最後一類。

  • And this one I mean the most insane.

    而這個我指的是最瘋狂的。

  • Sure.

    當然可以

  • Good.

    很好啊

  • Alright, rowdiest.

    好吧,最吵的。

  • And who you got for the rowdiest?

    你覺得誰是最狂野的?

  • I think on on er tonight's game, we may know who the rowdy.

    我想在今晚的比賽中,我們可能會知道誰是暴躁的。

  • So I think we've got to go with the table smashing Buffalo Bills Mafia, right?

    所以,我想我們應該選擇砸桌子的水牛城比爾黑手黨,對吧?

  • Don't we have to go with that?

    我們不是要用這個嗎?

  • That this is what they're famous for, is is there rowdiness and I think way probably have This is not rowdy.

    這就是他們的名聲,是有排場,我想方式可能有這不是排場。

  • They're just kind of looking forlornly at the stadium.

    他們只是有點落寞地看著體育場。

  • They can't go into any more.

    他們不能再進入任何。

  • There we go.

    我們走吧

  • That's my guy.

    這是我的人。

  • Now there's fire, you know, we've got we've got them jumping through tables, I think I think Buffalo Bills there the rowdiest.

    現在有火了,你知道,我們已經得到了... ...我們已經得到了他們跳過桌子,我想我認為水牛城比爾隊是最熱鬧的。

  • You gotta do it to keep warm.

    你必須這樣做,以保持溫暖。

  • Yeah, well, I'm the one with the I'm the one with the touch screen, so I'm just saying it should have been most pleasant.

    是啊,我是那個我是那個有觸屏的人,所以我只是說應該是最愉快的。

  • Obviously raised most loyal.

    顯然是養成了最忠誠。

  • Obviously, Raiders most delusional would usually be Raiders, too.

    很顯然,攻略最妄想的通常也會是攻略。

  • But in honor of tonight and Monday Night Football, I guess we can give it to the bills.

    但為了紀念今晚和週一晚的橄欖球賽,我想我們可以把它給賬單。

  • Thank you for watching ESPN on YouTube for live streaming sports and premium content.

    感謝您在YouTube上觀看ESPN的體育直播和優質內容。

alright, it's time to have some touchscreen fun.

好了,是時候來點觸屏的樂趣了。

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