Shortchaz

Yes, that too.

The team didn’t get him a car?

I’m sorry, nuance isn’t for everyone. I’m sure McDermott out-coached Reid because the bills won. (That better?)

40 plays, 10 points, our first half….

I could argue we were out-coached today in that the game went the way the chiefs wanted THIS game to go. We fielded the superior team and ultimately won but the chiefs kept us out of the end zone.

I have a feeling McKenzie should be cut but it will never happen. he reminds me of Stevie Johnson. good guy, good player, just not reliable enough to justify keeping around.

Welp, maybe next year when we go to arrowhead again

Never learn

First turnover wins?

This is going to be too hard to watch ✌️

Predictably….

let the anxiety flow

Hrrrm, something less than a misdemeanor in the hierarchy of offenses; violation, misdemeanor, felony. basically a non-criminal offense that usually requires paying a fine, like a traffic ticket

It MIGHT have been MISDEMEANOR assault , more likely that it’s a violation. Either way NO BIG DEAL.

You’re saying we SHOULD be emotional about it.

“Facts” any lawyer Adams hires will quickly turn this misdemeanor into a violation at worst. He could probably plead it to a violation himself with a simple call to the d.a., pay a fine and be done with it.

I pretty much disagree with everything you said.

Using the vague term “assault” like it’s the worst version of that term when it’s really closer to “barely-qualifies-as”makes this an argument of definition. I see this interaction between two people as no big deal. They essentially ran into each other and one extended his arms/pushed the other. When a person is walking/running in one direction, and you hit them from the side, they fall over easily.

This doesn’t seem like a big deal 🤷‍♂️

Dude sounds like a real drip. Aikman expressed a sentiment shared by MOST viewers (guess). I’m pretty sure we all get what the ex football player jock was saying. It really can have nothing to do with hating women

This looks pretty accurate

This is for football games played in vacuums

Rosen gets cut a lot, Mayfield gets the coach fired first, which is worse?

Have a feeling last year's Super Bowl featured 2 mediocre teams.