Who do you want to win SB59?

[stinkypete]

Chiefs.

Try embracing the greatness of Pat Mahomes rather than letting your insecurity about the dynasty's legacy cloud your ability to appreciate it

 

[stinkypete]

Agreed. Brady had 2 separate eras of dynasties.

Allen, Jackson, Burrow

 

[Ras-IR Dowling]

Chiefs.

Try embracing the greatness of Pat Mahomes rather than letting your insecurity about the dynasty's legacy cloud your ability to appreciate it

 

[NFL Mystique]

Chiefs.

Try embracing the greatness of Pat Mahomes rather than letting your insecurity about the dynasty's legacy cloud your ability to appreciate it

This.

There's a SB champion every year. Even dregs like the Jags or Browns might luck into one someday. Anyone can win once. Nobody remembers one offs.

A threepeat is unprecedented and won't be repeated in football. Seeing it is a once in a lifetime thing.

 

[upstater1]

Allen, Jackson, Burrow

None of the 3 were as good as Manning.

 

[upstater1]

This.

There's a SB champion every year. Even dregs like the Jags or Browns might luck into one someday. Anyone can win once. Nobody remembers one offs.

A threepeat is unprecedented and won't be repeated in football. Seeing it is a once in a lifetime thing.

If the NFL didn't intervene 2x against the Patriots, we would've had a 5-peat.

That Patriots-Broncos game in 2015 should've never happened given the multiple attempts to ice out the Patriots that year, not least because of Deflategate, but also to crown Manning. There were game deciding calls that were so obviously wrong.

Same with 2017 against the Eagles in the Super Bowl. It was so laughable that Collingsworth was saying how ridiculous it all was to call a TD catch according to the old rules in one quarter, and then according to the new rules (which had just been changed for that game and that game only) in the next quarter, with both calls going against the Patriots. 14 points!

 

[NFL Mystique]

If the NFL didn't intervene 2x against the Patriots, we would've had a 5-peat.

That Patriots-Broncos game in 2015 should've never happened given the multiple attempts to ice out the Patriots that year, not least because of Deflategate, but also to crown Manning. There were game deciding calls that were so obviously wrong.

Same with 2017 against the Eagles in the Super Bowl. It was so laughable that Collingsworth was saying how ridiculous it all was to call a TD catch according to the old rules in one quarter, and then according to the new rules (which had just been changed for that game and that game only) in the next quarter, with both calls going against the Patriots. 14 points!

Not to be that guy, but Bill is the reason that playoff game was in Denver instead of NE.

 

[n1997y]

Brilliant option in the choices....Refs, er, Chiefs , started my day off with a laugh

Currently tied with Sweet Meteor of Death…

 

[upstater1]

Not to be that guy, but Bill is the reason that playoff game was in Denver instead of NE.

Absolutely not.

They refs at the end of the game killed a crucial drive with a call for ineligible downfield when the guy was at the LOS. Change that call, it's a home game.

Then they compounded it when Osweiler was sacked to effectively end the game, would have been 4th and 19. Instead, they call a defensive hold (it wasn't even close to that), automatic 1st and 5. That was the game tying TD for the Broncos.

 

[Pape]

If the bills dont knock the refs off, then the eagles stand the next best chance... washington is not beating the cheefs in the super bowl

so Bills, because it keeps kc out of the game
eagles, because they have the best chance to win if the bills do a buffalo

 

[Pape]

I was going to post a new thread. I will use this.


I'm just trying to bring up a healthy discussion. Brady is the GOAT and it's still debatable.

What do you think if Mahomes wins #4?

"healthy discussion" Its called trolling. **** off douche bag.

 

[n1997y]

I would love to see Washington, but don't think that is realistic. Out of the realistic options, I'll take Buffalo. But definitely on the "anybody but KC" wagon.

I think Washington is a realistic possibility.

I think we’ve gotten to the point where normal standards of realistic don’t apply. Any team remaining is capable of going crazy, or choking. It’s such a narrow margin, one player choking on one play and it’s all over. Even a solid player on an easy play, as Andrews for Baltimore.

Too bad we’ll never see another Super Bowl made more challenging by adverse weather conditions.

 

[Steve102]

Will someone please tell me what JMCCHEOOAPG is?

 

[Pape]

Straightforward question.

yeah... not quite... wtf does JMCCHEOOAPG mean?

 

[Steve102]

I think I have it mostly decoded thanks to @Wax Frog

Josh McDaniels Couldn't Coach His ______ Out Of a Preseason Game.

I guess we are making up acronyms now.

 

[Kdo5]

Easily the Commanders although **** Dan Snyder.

Edit: didn’t even realize Snyder was no longer the owner.

 

[n1997y]

Easily the Commanders although **** Dan Snyder.

Snyder’s been thoroughly ****ed, iirc he sold his mansion and moved to the UK after he lost the team a couple of years ago.

 

[n1997y]

yeah... not quite... wtf does JMCCHEOOAPG mean?

John McAfee is hallucinating again?

 

[denverpatsfan]

Eagles dynasty starts now.

 

[SammyBlueCat]

I would like to see Team Ruff repeat at this year's Bowl.

That is scary!