If this week of weird isn't already making you feel a little sad, get ready to read this story.

Being a sports fan is tough stuff, especially when we're talking about being an NFL fan. Your team only has one chance a week to wow the crowd and grab a victory.

If you disappoint your fans, that's it! You don't have another chance to win until NEXT WEEK.

At least in basketball, baseball and hockey there are games almost every day, but no, football is a whole nother ball game.

Which makes a lot of people sad.

But how sad?

According to a Lineups website, the saddest fans in the NFL are not in Illinois, but in Dallas.

The actual phrasing they're using is the 'NFL Fans Most Likely to Cry Over Team.'

So it's good we didn't take the top spot. But we did come in the top ten.

The Chicago Bears ranked number 9 on the list. Which actually is better than I expected.

I know you're wondering who else is on that list, I'm here for you, I'll let you know.

  1. Dallas Cowboys
  2. New England Patriots
  3. Green Bay Packers
  4. Philadelphia Eagles
  5. Pittsburgh Steelers
  6. Cleveland Browns
  7. Detroit Lions
  8. New York Jets
  9. Chicago Bears
  10. Kansas City Chiefs

Did you expect the Packers to be above the Bears on this one? I totally did not!

However... perhaps... the Bears have disappointed their fans so many times that we're used to it, so we are a little less sad.

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