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When I read the comments on Polymarket, it sounds like they’ve traced the movement in odds to one person that made recent “bets” under multiple accounts. This same person supposedly has been very high on Josh for weeks, but also supposedly loses a ton of money in bets at that site too. So why would they try to bet Josh under multiple accounts now? The best theory as I understand it is the person may realize Josh isn’t going to win MVP now, so trying to trick others into putting more money into Josh now, in order to get themselves a position where they can put money on Lamar and lessen their losses. But that person might ultimately just be increasing their losses if they don’t find a good “exit” position. Confusing, but I think it’s ultimately someone that has a lot of money and is an idiot.

When they showed Von watching the last series, it had the feeling that would be his last game before retiring. He gave it a shot at coming back this season and in some way earning the huge contract we gave him, but I think he knows his time in the NFL is up.

As they get more data points, I’d be curious to know how much more effective the foam helmet protectors are than the traditional helmets or not. The helmets may look a little “funny”, but I think the more we see them, the more they could be come the norm, especially if the evidence shows they’re more effective in protecting against head injuries.

When they played that Doritos SB commercial with two mins left and there were like 8 Chiefs in it, I knew we were going to lose.

We have to win today. It has to be today, taking down KC in their house. There’s no other choice.

Portnoy put $1M on the Bills last week to win the SB at +550: https://www.foxsports.com/stories/nfl/nfl-postseason-big-bets-report-bettor-wagers-1-million-bills-win-super-bowl

Isn’t Schefter critiquing the Chiefs with this tweet? At the least, I read it as neutral for or against the Chiefs.

Jim Nantz is so good at what he does

We should all sleep well tonight 😃

I’ve been waiting to hear at least a couple voters state that they voted Lamar first team all-pro, yet Josh as MVP. Closest I heard was that Craig voter say don’t assume 1st team all-pro (Lamar) will also be MVP. Last year, at least 4 that didn’t vote for Lamar as 1st team all-pro did vote for him as MVP (45 v. 49). If there was ever a year where more voters would vote differently between the two, seems like this would be as good a year as any.

Weird, wonder what’s behind that…I didn’t see any actual news hit the airwaves

Maybe after McD wins it this year, he’s planning to turn the reins over to Brady?

I thought us against the Ravens was actually the Super Bowl.

Anyone sick by game time: Someone should point out they got shutout by Denver, and a week later we beat the Broncos 31-7 😃

The odds aren’t changing. Any odds referenced are outdated, especially any with Josh as the favorite. Most books aren’t even offering odds at this point.

Hope Cole doesn’t read about how big of a game this is then 🙃

You should be asshamed for not wanting to discuss these ideas further

I think it’s overdo

Who comprises the PFWA? Any of the actual MVP voters?

If Lamar wins, it’s because Raven fans are bigger crybabies. They went all out in their PR campaign the couple weeks while their team was still trying to win the division. The irony is because they didn’t wrap up their division until Week 18, Zay Flowers then got hurt and that may have been the difference the other night.

It’s the complementary football McD has always envisioned. Limit turnovers, control the time of possession, wear the other team down and keep them off the field. That’s why the Bills lost Super Bowl XXV, in spite of having the more prolific offense.

McD will need to work with Josh on his clapping this offseason.

It’s amazing Jordan Phillips hasn’t pulled a hammy yet