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The big question here is how Bass is still on the team when he misses 4 XPs in a dome Super Bowl…

….yes? He was Super Bowl MVP in 12.5% of his NFL seasons. That’s not “unimpressive”, it’s elite. I’m not an Eli Manning fan, but the dude showed up in the absolute biggest moments.

Big deal? Dude was Super Bowl MVP twice. Only 5 other players have ever done that. IMO he just didn’t get it this year to protect the “first ballot” status for people like Brady and Mahomes. A 2x Super Bowl MVP is a lock for the HOF.

Denver doesn’t have a run game

https://www.nfl.com/games/steelers-at-bills-2004-reg-17 It’s the same scenario. Win and in while the 1-seed rests everyone, and the plucky upstart can’t get it done. (15-1 1-seed won the SB that year too 🤮)

I'd bet my 401k he doesn't play on Sunday Chiefs play on Saturday this week

He just wants to act tough, dude pretends he’s injured better than soccer players…

Not to be a hater or anything (I’m in the camp that says any replacement will be worse), but his 11th win last year came in week 18. The rest of those guys did it with a 16-game season (or less).

3-0 in those ones….

This is the answer. Make them game plan to run, then the OC panics after we are up by 2 scores. This works when your offense puts up 30+ per game.

CBS going all out for this one, so no risk of flexing: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/lions-vs-bills-in-week-15-join-the-nfl-today-live-from-detroit-for-matchup-with-buffalo/

They have to put the guaranteed money in escrow on signing. Even billionaires don’t tend to have $150m lying around to write a check with, they need some liquidity.

Lot of folks here with big opinions on “venture capital”. VC has nothing at all to do with the NFL. While it’s all “private equity”, most of the boogeymen folks are commenting on are doing leveraged buyouts. This also has nothing at all to do with the NFL. This is just a “growth equity” investment. It’s Terry taking some $$ of the table (to help with the stadium and JA’s next contract). He gives up nothing more than a few extra seats in the new stadium’s owners suite.

…not spinning here. Of course they didn’t get half their subs, but they did beat Fox’s NFC CG 59.7m. It’s far and away the most watched boxing match since the rumble in the jungle.

It’ll take a bit for the numbers to come out, but so far - this was the largest live stream ever in history, and crushed the viewership of the AFC and NFC championship games from this past January. It will end 2024 as second only to the Super Bowl as the most watched TV event. Not sure how that proves boxing is irrelevant….