You know, I'm older than some of you, so here goes.....no place am I saying anyone should make the same choices as me..... I decided over the last two years that I'd rather experience the highs and lows, than have a boring life where I was passively ok with everything all the time and didn't take risks. Last year, I got my hopes on on the Vikings before the season even started, and that just escalated when they went 5-0. And you know what? It was fun. Did the downturn end up more frustrating that way? yes. But, I've dabbled in trying to be in the middle space Buddhists talk about, where we don't let the world sway our emotions. I think they've got it wrong for me. I want the highs and lows. I want the excitement and disappointment. I want to feel alive over the next 20 or so years before I die. So, I'm never going to rip the those that jump on and off the bandwagon. Supporting a sports' team is completely irrational in the first place, and people that love a team or hate a team? Good for them if that makes them more happy. All that typed......it can get annoying when people are over the top one way or the other here. But I'm learning to laugh / enjoy it more, rather than get annoyed over it. For me? Go for it. Live life, experience the highs and lows. For others? That's up to them. But on this site, if Brock wants to be "too optimistic", good for him.