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Now that felt like a McD influenced pick. Defensive coaches love those Swiss army knife guys.

Newton's First Law! Free offseason science lesson...

This is sort of where I'm at. They're in a tough spot next year financially.

Because the game doesn't end in the 1st quarter if you go 4-and-out.

Reid’s comments suggest there’s no obvious consensus among coaches about what to do, but if the Chiefs had won the toss, they were prepared to kick off and play defense first. “We talked for two weeks about new overtime rules,” defensive tackle Chris Jones said. “Give the ball to the opponent. If we score, we go for 2.”

Posters just mainlining copium in this thread.

Chiefs LG Joe Thuney out for Super Bowl LVIII with pec injury That's actually huge for SF.

The award goes to the QB with a #1 seed. This isn’t hard to figure out. What happens in previous seasons or the playoffs means nothing. It’s not a conspiracy and there isn’t a “narrative.” 2013 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Manning) 2014 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Rodgers) 2015 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Newton) 2016 MVP – QB/#2 Seed (Ryan) 2017 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Brady) 2018 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Mahomes) 2019 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Jackson) 2020 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Rodgers) 2021 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Rodgers) 2022 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Mahomes) 2023 MVP – QB/#1 Seed (Jackson) 10 of the last 11. It’s not written in stone, Ryan won it with the #2 seed in 2016 (got help as Brady was suspended for 4 games). There was another in-season Allen MVP thread where I pointed this out. When I told them that Allen was essentially out of the running in early November I was met with skepticism and disbelief. At this time the Bills were 5-5 and I pointed out that Allen was around +3000 odds. Still not convinced. At no time in the last 3 months did Allen’s odds dip below +1000 (i.e. it wasn’t happening).

Lamar has been -20000 on the books for the past month. Many sportsbooks even stopped taking MVP bets because he was such a huge runaway favorite. If you were watching this show and thought someone else had a shot to win it, you are living in a different reality.

Rex smells blood in the water. He likely views this as a head coaching opportunity next year if McCarthy gets canned.

It's before and it's Lamar.

Hallelujah.

It's easy to justify trading up for a WR if you pretend you're getting Julio Jones. But you aren't guaranteed that.

Performing in the Fall isn't his problem.

Holy crap the man lost $20M on FanDuel 😂😂😂 Online records show Patel was a high-stakes and high-volume daily fantasy player on FanDuel and DraftKings, both of which are official betting partners of the NFL. Patel played daily fantasy sports as far back as 2017, the records show, and his play escalated in 2021 and 2022. ESPN previously reported that Patel played daily fantasy under the username "ParlayPicker" and was believed to have racked up big losses playing against elite competition in contests with buy-ins upward of $24,000. One veteran daily fantasy player told ESPN on condition of anonymity that they believe ParlayPicker is "the biggest loser ever on FanDuel." "He was legendarily bad," the person said.

Says the guy who goes on a national weekly radio show. Crazy that Hackett still has a high level coaching position in the league in 2024.

Dan Campbell hits on 20 playing Blackjack.

We're the best fans in the league!

This might be the most mindless cap breakdown I've ever seen. He's essentially just reading Spotrac to you. Every single team in the league can create cap space by restructuring 6 or 7 players, and then releasing another 10 players and pretending their replacements will cost nothing. If anyone is serious about learning more about cap management this is the last video you want to watch. It's nonsensical comfort food.

His stats from the last 3 Divisional Playoff losses: 2022: 3 rec for 7yds 2023: 4 rec for 35yds 2024: 3 rec for 21yds Hasn't scored a playoff TD in 4 years. Easy to see why he ducks the media every year.

There isn't. It's just the standard venting after a loss.