In a country like the United States that develops sports into Pop Culture , people like Paul Ofellow (Patton Oswalt) who worship their favorite team as a religious belief abound. Paul, who is 35 years old this year, is a garage keeper from Staten Island, New York City, and he describes himself as "the craziest New York Giants football team fan in the world".
The unambitious Paul still lives with his mother Theresa (Marcia Jane Coates) and spends almost all of his free time calling the sports channel of the local radio station. I would like to take this opportunity to deliver a loyal speech to his beloved team. Paul can always meet a mysterious competitor in the airwaves-Phil (Michael Rappaport), a fan of the Philadelphia Eagles. They often fight over their favorite team.
Even though Paul is often severely criticized by his family, who are obviously worried about himself for being too obsessed with football and failing to achieve anything in his career, Paul understands in his heart that it is impossible for them to understand his deep affection for the Giants. , And the important responsibilities he needs to convey and assume as a fan.
One night, Paul and his best friend Thrall (Kevin Corrigan) were at a gas station next to the street, and they recognized that the Giants star guard Cowan sat in an SUV. Terrell Bescher (Jonathan Hamm), out of the power of blind worship, they followed his luxurious car all the way to Manhattan, and entered a strip club-Paul and Thrall mixed in the crowd , Watching their hero eagerly.After repeated considerations, Paul decided to show his identity to Coentler, the first time he walked into this super player's body. In the sacred halo, however, the development of the situation is not as Paul had planned. Obviously, he has messed up everything
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Paul’s "first close contact" with his idol caused a series of cascading consequences, which directly caused the world he had lived on to completely collapse, his family, his team, the media and even the authority. They all joined the fierce war against Paul, constantly testing his loyalty and questioning everything he believed in. At this time, the Giants have reached the second half of the league, and there is a very crucial battle with the Eagles. But no one seems to have noticed that a place far away from the game is playing a more cruel and more cruel battle. Intense competition.
