Superhot sports personality (and former head Patriots cheerleader) Lisa Guerrero is on the warpath. During the disheartening Dolphins game on Friday, she saw a mass exodous of Patriots fans at the start of the fourth quarter. Guerrero’s response? Well, she titled her column in the LA Times “Take it Like a Man” if that’s any indication.

Let me get this straight: Boston fans suffered through 80 years of Red Sox disappointment
but can't sit through the first Patriots loss in 21 regular season games?

I, of all people, should not be surprised. From 1992 to 1994, I was the director of entertainment for the Patriots. Believe me, those bleak years were anything but entertaining.

Back then, they played at Foxboro Stadium, best known for having the worst field conditions in professional football, in front of maybe 20,000 fans, best known for urinating off the upper terrace and assaulting women in the dirt parking lot. Really!

In other words, this was a drunken, dirty, obnoxious crowd. I don't mean that in a good way.

Ouch, she’s comparing current Patriots fans to the drunken, women-beating, public pissers of the early ‘90s? That’s gotta smart. But ever since the Pats got good, all that’s supposed to have gone by the wayside.

Well, exit Hugh Millen/Scott Zolak and enter Drew Bledsoe/Tom Brady. Guess what? The crowds started showing up again.

It's easy to be a fan when your team wins three Super Bowls in four years, but one loss at home in a couple of seasons and the rats jump off the sinking ship like Tom Brady jumped off Bridget Moynihan.

So serves your right Patriots fans. Just because you don't have your lord and savior Tom Brady being God's gift to football anymore, doesn't mean you can just walk out on your team.