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Brady is the phone right now with his pharmaceutical provider to see if he can renew that standing order of “deer antler spray”
Brady has nothing left to prove, I'm surprised he's still considering coming back for another season.
I'm sure a bunch of sportswriters are mad that they had their prewritten Brady retirement piece ready to go and now he's burned it for them by waffling about this.
I'm sure a bunch of sportswriters are mad that they had their prewritten Brady retirement piece ready to go and now he's burned it for them by waffling about this.
Better Call Sal
Salnalysis
ChicksDigTheTrap
No quick fixes, no cutting corners and no cheating
Looks like another exciting ending is coming. With these QBs in the AFC the playoffs are going to be fun the next few years
ChicksDigTheTrap
No quick fixes, no cutting corners and no cheating
Burrow has it. May have been fitting if he beat Brady in the SB for a passing of the torch.
And see, you can win in OT if you lose the coin flip if you can actually play some defense.
And see, you can win in OT if you lose the coin flip if you can actually play some defense.
Still, both teams deserve a possession in the postseason.
NJDevs26
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Not if you can't stop anyone. Cinci stopped the Chiefs the whole second half and OT, that's why they were able to win and the Bills weren't.
If both teams cant stop anyone (like last week) then both teams deserve the ball. Hence they should make sure both teams get a possession in the postseason.
Burrow will have his work cut out for him against either NFC team. Both have excellent defenses.
Emperoreddy
Show Me What You Got!
Rams-Bengals is not the Super Bowl matchup I was expecting, but it should be a good one.
I was expecting Mahomes to be unstoppable after a good first half, but to their credit the Bengals' defense adjusted and stopped him cold after that.
I was expecting the Rams to win though. Did anybody seriously think the Niners were going to make it anywhere with Jimmy G as the guy?
I was expecting Mahomes to be unstoppable after a good first half, but to their credit the Bengals' defense adjusted and stopped him cold after that.
I was expecting the Rams to win though. Did anybody seriously think the Niners were going to make it anywhere with Jimmy G as the guy?
glenwo2
JESPER BRATWURST
Happy for Stafford but very happy for the Bengals as a whole franchise and for their fans.
As Jets fans, we could only dream of being in such a moment...I envy those fans in Cincy finally getting to experience that.
I will be happy for either Stafford if the Rams win or the Bengals fans if the Bengals win the Superbowl.
Hopefully, though, it's going to be like the Kansas City / Buffalo game (which will go down as the nuttiest game I've ever seen).... lol
As Jets fans, we could only dream of being in such a moment...I envy those fans in Cincy finally getting to experience that.
I will be happy for either Stafford if the Rams win or the Bengals fans if the Bengals win the Superbowl.
Hopefully, though, it's going to be like the Kansas City / Buffalo game (which will go down as the nuttiest game I've ever seen).... lol
there is no such thing as a cursed franchise. The Devils have won cups and the Saints have won the Super Bowl. The Red Sox have won multiple World Series in the 21st century. The Jets will get it together at some point. It will happen.
I used to be a Vikings fan, which is part of why I barely watch football anymore. There are only so many times you can have your hopes crushed in the playoffs by missed field goals and bad interceptions late before any person gives up.
tr83
Nope, still embarassed
The Seattle Mariners have entered the chat
NJDevs26
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Buffalo is a cursed city lol, at least most Viking fans had the Tom Kelly Twins for a while and Mariner fans had the Legion of Boom with the Seahawks for counterbalance, Buffalo fans just continually get it up the rear one way or another between the Bills and Sabres
Whichever way the Super Bowl goes, the winning QB's narrative will be compelling. One the one hand, Stafford could finally shed his "Stat Padford" reputation from years of futility with the Lions and step up in the clutch to deliver. On the other hand, Burrow has the local boy made good story and leading the Bengals out of irrelevance ahead of schedule.
The Rams have a home game in the Super Bowl. While I expect thousands of Cincy fans to go to the game, I imagine at best they will be 30-35% of the crowd. Their only hope is that the front runners and disinterested corporate types who go to Super Bowls make for a roughly even noise distribution when both teams have the ball. I expect the league will want the Rams to win. It will be interesting to see how the game is called. Look for Aaron Donald to draw a couple of early holding calls on plays where he did NOT draw a flag yesterday.
Better Call Sal
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