I think it's a great idea to throw opposing offenses off their games and give serious home field advantage, especially for teams that deal with a lot of audibles. Of course, I don't go to games at the stadium, so I wouldn't have to hear it.
Recently I had the opportunity to blow a vuvuzela. One of the dads of my soccer kids (I'm coach) came back from the World Cup with the instrument. What a sweet and beautiful note it makes. Like an amplified bean fart. It was amusing to see everyone turn their heads in his direction when he first blew that horn. The kids on all the fields stopped playing and looked around. After about 5 toots the novelty wore off.
Man the vuvuzelas would be annoying as fuck but the ravens wouldn't be able to execute shit on offense and then complete silence for the Jets O.....haha
Id like to point out that every stadium has pretty much banned these instruments including the meadowlands and yankee stadium
And yeah the sound would fuck with the Ravens and their offense, but it may fuck with defensive changes as well... That happened last year in the Jacksonville game where Kerry gave up the big pass to the TE that squashed the game for us. Leonhard was shouting directions across the field to Kerry but he didn't hear them because of the crowd noise. The crowd got really loud for that play, and it was great, but it kinda fucked us. The whole "I couldn't hear Leonhard saying anything" may have just been an excuse, but it was clear when watching the replay Jim was talking to Kerry and Kerry had no idea of it.
Cup your hands over your pie hole and yell until you have no breath left in your body...it worked against Bledsoe in 1996 and it will work against the Jets Hater in week 2. Backed up in the endzone fuck em
