When Going to the Super Bowl Ruins a Franchise

[@jpmnky]

The 1999-2002 Oakland Raiders were a lot of fun to watch. Going into Super Bowl XXXVII I really thought they’d win that one. And man was I wrong. Never expected them to be this bad this long. It looked like they turned the corner in 2016. And after dumping Derek Carr they have almost nothing to offer any NFL fan. The shiny new stadium in Las Vegas means nothing when they host a terrible team year in and year out.

[@nflunveiled]

right? it's been a pretty embarrassing stretch

[@GatCat]

As. a Raiders fan, I know what’s it’s like to be just bad enough to miss the playoffs, just good enough to miss great draft picks, and just consistent enough to never be relevant despite whatever changes were made. Still, Go R A I D E R S !

[@nflunveiled]

Raider Nation will have their day eventually!

[@Catnado5000]

Even more important to win when you get there, My Ravens 2-0 with wins 12 years apart, we are due for one this year with a regular season loss to Washington. Couldn't image being like a Panthers fan who are 0-2.

[@nflunveiled]

true cause you never know when you'll be back

[@WeirdenGilling]

I want to know how much Callahan got paid to sabotage his team

[@SeanMaddenBMX]

a louder mic would be nice, maybe some music too

[@nflunveiled]

thanks for the feedback

[@TelvinKipapa]

My childhood. 😭

[@nflunveiled]

oof I'm sorry

[@peteJoseph-x3h]

Storied franchises?…….storied dysfunctional franchises. Worst luck imaginable.

[@nflunveiled]

lol - I was thinking of the 70s & 80s when I said that

[@emptyhand777]

Raisers had the highest winning percentage of any franchise in any of the 4 major North American sports leagues entering the 1990s. They were a juggernaut back then, a regular fixture on MNF where they rarely lost. They are a storied franchise and a present day dumpster fire.