Quote by Howard Cosell

After all, is football a game or a religion?

After all, is football a game or a religion?

Summary

This thought-provoking quote raises a philosophical question about the significance of football in people's lives. It ponders whether football, commonly regarded as a recreational sport, could take on a higher level of reverence similar to a religious practice. By suggesting this comparison, the quote encourages us to consider the passion, devotion, and fervor that many football fans exhibit, implying that for some, football may transcend the boundaries of being just a game and become a source of faith and meaning in their lives.

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