Cancun on 3

[Santana]

Twitter was an absolute fire storm last night and Eli Apple was wearing gasoline drawers lol.

[Warcodered]

 

 

[Bermuda Triangle]

2 hours ago, Doc said:

Make sure you take mommy with you...

Mommy deleted her Twitter last night.

[muppy]

I dont usually partake of twitter except what I read here. But I think I'm going to log in today to reed Eli Apples feed. It sounds like a laugh actually

 

Boooo freakin hooooo eli Burn Baby Burn!~!~!!!

 

😿

Edited January 30, 2023 by muppy

[Roundybout]

12 hours ago, Airseven said:

Allen was at a golf event in California yesterday.

Good for him! He deserves to rest and recover. 

[97bills]

11 hours ago, Heels20X6 said:

 

Exactly my line of thinking.  That, and I have a friend on the Eagles medical staff so him winning his 2nd ring would be cool.

 

After the Bengals antics and fake "chip on their shoulder" BS for the neutral site game, I want nothing but misery for them and their fans.  I actually love how badly the officiating impacted them.

two Super Bowls in 4 years…. The eagles!!! That’s crazy what a turn around, I’m jealous… 

[HailMary]

Cancun on 15

[26TrapDraw]

12 hours ago, Bermuda Triangle said:

Joe Kewl?

He’ll be at the next golf outing since he has time now.

[muppy]

#17 has an offseason home in southern california. So he being at a golf course here surprises me zero.

 

What I will say is that folks have left hate messages on their doorstep or just being nasty and mean need to really get a life and leave them Be. (Josh and Britt) That is taking things way too far.  Be Better.

[msw2112]

Maybe I'm from the old school, but I still prefer teams to be classy and dignified when they win or lose, but particularly when they win.  The Bengals kicked the Bills' a*$es and the result spoke for itself.  No additional commentary was needed.  As to the Chiefs, they barely got by the Bengals.  It was a close, hard-fought battle that could have gone either way.  Chances are that if the Bengals didn't make that stupid play to hit Mahomes out of bounds, there would have been a punt or missed field goal and the Bengals would have gotten the ball back with an opportunity to win.  The Chiefs certainly did not dominate the Bengals or stand out as a superior team.  They also benefitted from some poor officiating.  There were significant injuries on both sides, but in the end, the teams were very evenly matched.  The Chiefs should be happy that they won the game and are entitled to celebrate their victory, but they should not be trolling an opponent who they barely squeezed by.

[The Frankish Reich]

8 minutes ago, msw2112 said:

Maybe I'm from the old school, but I still prefer teams to be classy and dignified when they win or lose, but particularly when they win.  The Bengals kicked the Bills' a*$es and the result spoke for itself.  No additional commentary was needed.  As to the Chiefs, they barely got by the Bengals.  It was a close, hard-fought battle that could have gone either way.  Chances are that if the Bengals didn't make that stupid play to hit Mahomes out of bounds, there would have been a punt or missed field goal and the Bengals would have gotten the ball back with an opportunity to win.  The Chiefs certainly did not dominate the Bengals or stand out as a superior team.  They also benefitted from some poor officiating.  There were significant injuries on both sides, but in the end, the teams were very evenly matched.  The Chiefs should be happy that they won the game and are entitled to celebrate their victory, but they should not be trolling an opponent who they barely squeezed by.

Exactly. Kelce all fired up about defending the sanctity of Arrowhead, the Church Of The Chiefs with their moronic drumbeat war chant. 

[msw2112]

While I still prefer classy and dignified, I could see some shred of justification if one team makes a lot of inflammatory comments in the media before the game and the other team dominates them.  But in a close game with questionable calls that could have gone either way, you congratulate the other team for a hard-fought battle and go enjoy your victory.  I agree that Kelce looked like an idiot.  He's a great player - one of the best TEs of all-time and a first-ballot Hall of Famer, but he still looks like an idiot when he's screaming that stuff on national TV.

[ExiledInIllinois]

12 hours ago, BarleyNY said:

I didn’t come into the game rooting for either team, but I found myself rooting for KC for two reasons:

- Eli Apple

- KC looking like they’d give Philly less of a fight with a banged up Mahomes 

And Nick Sirianni was born in Upstate NY... Jamestown... 

[RangerDave]

8 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

And Nick Sirianni was born in Upstate NY... Jamestown... 

Sirianni's mother was my niece's kindergarten teacher in Jamestown.  I guess that's as good a reason to root for the Eagles as any!

[msw2112]

I didn't realize that Sirianni was a "local" kid.  I'm not a fan of the Philly fanbase, but I admire how this team has been managed and coached.  Maybe I'll consider rooting for the Eagles in the SB after all.

[Low Positive]

1 hour ago, RangerDave said:

Sirianni's mother was my niece's kindergarten teacher in Jamestown.  I guess that's as good a reason to root for the Eagles as any!

He grew up as a Steelers fan

[Beck Water]

15 hours ago, Heels20X6 said:

 

Exactly my line of thinking.  That, and I have a friend on the Eagles medical staff so him winning his 2nd ring would be cool.

 

After the Bengals antics and fake "chip on their shoulder" BS for the neutral site game, I want nothing but misery for them and their fans.  I actually love how badly the officiating impacted them.

 

I can't love it when the zebras and their laundry take an unfair toll

But

if the penalties impacted the Bengals more than the Chiefs, the Bengals have no one to blame but their own selves.

 

I had a look at the penalties in the Gamebook

Bengals 9 penalties for 71 yds

Chiefs 4 penalties for 55 yds

 

But

The Chiefs were called for a 20 yd DPI while the Bengals only an 8 yd DPI

Both teams were called for 2 OH (the Chiefs for a 3rd that was decline), but the Chiefs actually had a TD called back on an OH penalty and settled for a FG in the 1Q

 

I think the difference was in what I would call "player controlled" penalties

The Bengals had 4 -Illegal touching for 5, delay of game 5, intentional grounding for 9 yds, and of course the "unnecessary roughness" penalty for 15, entirely legit

 

The Chiefs had 1 - taunting for 15 yds, which arguably gave the Bengals better field position and helped Cincy to a TD when Mahomes fumbled 3 plays later.

 

Basically, if the Bengals had cut their stupid penalties even in half with the illegal touching and UR, which they controlled and which were avoidable and dumb, the officiating would have been pretty equitable

 

If anything, KC had bigger penalty impacts because they had a TD called back and a 20 yd DPI against them.

 

Edited January 30, 2023 by Beck Water

[Mark Vader]

15 hours ago, Airseven said:

Allen was at a golf event in California yesterday.

You do know that he lives there, right?

[CowgirlsFan]

17 hours ago, Airseven said:

Allen was at a golf event in California yesterday.

He will be playing The Pebble Beach Pro Am Golf  Tournament.  It begins on Wednesday.

[Warcodered]

 

I don't think that's the correct use of the word slander.

Edited January 31, 2023 by Warcodered