The 50 million still on the table is probably the main reason. But the hof deal HAS to at least be the icing on that cake of insecurities lol.Originally Posted by Fro
The 50 million still on the table is probably the main reason. But the hof deal HAS to at least be the icing on that cake of insecurities lol.
NFL scripts on twitter is a fucking goldmine right now..
If I'm Rodgers I want to go Miami over anything else. Tua's done whether anyone has admitted it yet or not, the weather is great, the team has ass tons of weapons, out of conference etc. I could see the Jets too but I don't know if Rodgers wants to deal with a fan base that's going to call him out on his bullshit.
Whether it was Brady or Rodgers, I felt like there was a pretty compelling argument to suggest going to the Jets was a better situation over the Dolphins. Feels like there's more work to be done on the defensive end of the field with the Dolphins. While Miami has more talented weapons on the outside for a QB, if this QB is worth its weight, they're going to help elevate the young talent in NY. To add to that, the Jets have a run game that should be more reliable or in a better position to help support the QB as opposed to the run game for the Dolphins.
For the point about the fan base, Rodgers seems like a guy who would readily eat that up and use that as fuel.
The dolphins could change course but I believe them that they’ll stick with Tua this year
Happy 28-3 anniversary.
Shoelaces alert!
In a move that surprises no Titans fan, the new oc will be...somebody that was already on staff because one coach is as good as another.
There is a LOT of Belichick in Mike Vrabel.
I've got the Eagles.
A quasi-regional grocery store chain here called Hy Vee is a sponsor of the KC Chiefs. A friend of mine on FB went on a rant about how even though they're sponsoring the Chiefs, they should have items for the Eagles as well. I'm like lady, this ain't Philly and it ain't a sporting goods store lol. It's fuckin Hy Vee, be thankful they even have Chiefs merch to begin with.
Chiefs. I think Jalen is hurt and thats going to be the difference. Hoping for a fun, close game though and I feel like we're going to get one.
Chiefs 37-34
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Chiefs to win, a shootout that comes down to the final possession.
Going Eagles 34-24
Chiefs 27-20. 20-20 going into the 2 minute warning, they go on 4th and short at the 20 for a TD then get a stop.
KC wins. 34-17
Carr won't accept any trades and expects to be released so he can sign where he wants. Won't be the Titans. Vrabel consulted with Tannehill on the oc position so he's staying in town.
Jesus fuck what a terrible half time show. I like Rhianna and she's got massive balls to be on the stage thing floating that far up in the air that was visibly swaying in the wind but I doubt one musical tone came out of her mouth.
This game is GOOOD
This is very clear. The Eagles have a far better and deeper roster. The Chiefs are winning right now because of coaching/scheming.
Annnnnnd holy shit it's tied.
This fucking game...
Last edited by Rancid_Planet; February 12th, 2023 at 10:52 PM.
stupid fumble recovery td biting us in the ass.
Referees would ruin a great game.
what a shitty ending
Fuck I hate the NFL.
It is crazy to think we are going from one of the best qb's in the game to another in Brady and Mahomes.
Yep the worst thing about football is the cheap ass ending.
The ending was terrible but the Philly defense absolutely shat the bed in the second half. They couldn't stop anything.
Can we PLEASE have a rematch next year?
to go from 85 sacks in the regular season to not being able to get a single one on some dickhead with a high ankle sprain in the biggest game of the year is ridiculous. even so, that fucking non-contact fumble from jalen that gets scooped up for the touchdown is the difference, in my mind. very few other mistakes were made, with only that questionable holding penalty on that last chiefs possession being sizable enough to sway the game. shitty way to end an otherwise fantastic season, but lots of strong confidence in this team heading into next season, which i actually couldn't even say about the team we actually won the super bowl with.
That was a great game.
Hurts should have been MVP though…
This is going to be a major blow to Nick Sirianni's ego. lol
The season ending on a ref's questionable call feels appropriate
Nah
Dude put up 370 yards and 4 TDs, can’t really look anywhere else. If it were a blowout loss and those were garbage time numbers, then sure he’d be considered a little more undeserving.
5 TDs if you include his fumble
His fumble, that was unforced, kept KC in the game. That is the biggest play of the game and a major strike against him.
Classic game with an unfortunate ending. I hate the penalty, but it's not like the Saints no-call of DPI which was blatantly a wrong call. This was the right call by the letter of the law (yes, it was holding) but I wish they would have let them play in that moment. It was ticky tack. If they DON'T throw the flag, this isn't like the Saints DPI either, meaning the outrage from Chiefs fans might have been there but it would have been a small outrage. Neutral fans probably would have been okay with them letting that one slide. So yea, I wish it was a no-call to give the Eagles a chance for a final drive. That would have made the ending so much better, regardless of whether the Eagles scored or not.
Anyway, it was still a great game. Mahomes and Hurts both played great (fumble aside), as did the rest of the teams (especially the Eagles ball-catchers who made some excellent catches). Mahomes is a legend for this season, especially fighting through that ankle injury the last few games. Arguably the greatest season by a QB ever.
Heartbreaking loss for the Eagles. The only cure for this pain is to go out and win a title next year, or the year after that. We'll see if they can get back to the big game.
I will tally these up and reveal the winner in the days to come.
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