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PHDram
I guess your suggesting that "blue collar workers" earn less than "white collar" workers. I guess theres probably a correlation but electricians plumbers etc do quite well. In contrast there are quite a few office jobs that dont. In any event let's say your right, are the majority of electricians and plumbers etc violent beer swilling men who yell alot? Do electricians and plumbers know more about football in general than doctors and lawyers and since were talking la actors and musicians?
I'm not sure what you're even talking about. You seem to think that "blue collar" is some sort of derogatory statement and are interjecting descriptions that I never offered.
The facts are, 75% of the NFL's fans are not rich and more men like football than women. Most of those men are late middle aged and white. That is the base upon which everything else should be built. Bring in as many different groups as possible but only in addition to what's already there. This reminds me of how Las Vegas tried to turn itself into a family fun town.
I'm not saying the NFL has forgotten who their fans are but it does seem like they are pushing the envelope. The Rams logo is a microcosm of that. Rams fans care about the horns. They don't care about metaphors about waves or spirals.
