Bears won the Super Bowl. The name mocks Wisconsin's love of cheese. The name eventually gained acceptance. Chiefs Kingdom: Fans of the Kansas City Chiefs. Chief Zee: Fan who attended nearly all Washington Redskins games from 1978 to 2016 and was considered the unofficial mascot of the team. He wore an Indian headdress, large rimmed glasses, with a red jacket and carried a tomahawk. Fireman Ed: Fan at NY Jets home games who wore a green fireman helmet with a Jets logo on the front. Known for leading the "J-E-T-S" chants. He retired the "Fireman Ed" character immediately after the infamous Butt Fumble game, although he still attends games. Flameheads: Fans of the Tennessee Titans wear hats made to look like flames. In Greek Mythology, fire was invented by Prometheus, who was a Titan. Franco's Italian Army: Fans of Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris. Gerela's Gorillas: Fans of Pittsburgh Steelers placekicker Roy Gerela. Hogettes: A group of about twelve Washington Redskins fans who dress in drag and wear pig-noses. The name is a takeoff of the Redskins' "Hogs" offensive line. License Plate Guy: Nickname given to New York Giants fan Joe Ruback, best known for the Giants-themed license plates he wears at each game and his presence at most Giants games in general. Mob Squad: Referring to fans of The Los Angeles Rams from their final years in St. Louis until 2016; extending to their current tenure back in Los Angeles. Never Miss a Super Bowl Club: An exclusive group, who have attended every Super Bowl game to date. Niner Empire: Fans of the San Francisco 49ers. Due to the 49ers Super Bowl dynasty of the 1980s and part way into the 1990s. 49er Faithful: Faithful fans of the 49ers no matter how they perform. Packer Backer: Fan of the Green Bay Packers. Sometimes used derisively by Bears fans. Pancho Billa: Ezra Castro (1979–2019), a Texas-based Buffalo Bills superfan with a trademark lucha mask whose unsuccessful fight against cancer earned him fame and an appearance at the 2018 NFL Draft. Pinto Ron: Ken Johnson, a well-known fan of the Buffalo Bills known for appearing at all the Bills' home and away games, his bushy beard, his tailgating on a 1980 Ford Pinto (hence his name), and the infamous practice of serving shots of liquor out of a bowling ball, a practice that the league has since banned. Ravens Flock: