The Official EOG Super Bowl All-Everything Thread
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Yep, Aiyuk was open, McDuffie had fallen down and everyone saw how open Jennings was on the ball over thrown.
it hit the other players leg, so it was an instant reaction.
It was all part of the script
It was a relatively clean bouncy. He recovers easily if he pounces.
Wow!
49ers won both coin flips.
Did not matter.
Did not matter.
I was being sarcastic, unfortunately sarcasm doesn't translate well in written form
After the game I found out Greenlaw was playing with Achilles tendonitis, in fact he missed a game toward the end of the season because of it, so it was already a weak spot before he injured himself
Greenlaw missed a Week 18 game against the Los Angeles Rams with Achilles tendonitis and was still dealing with it leading up to the NFC divisional round win against the Green Bay Packers on Jan. 20. He also sustained groin, ankle, hamstring, shoulder and hip injuries at various points during the campaign.
Of course. Outside of the "Mahomey is my hero" crowd haven't seen anyone intelligently dispute it.
Chris Jones and the defense are the reason they even made it to the SB.
AFC Championship game and the SB, Mahomes went 20 straight possessions w/o a TD!!??
Scored one in 2Q of title game, never scored another TD until late in 3Q of SB and that was because of the botched punt deep within the RZ.
BTW that streak of possessions with no TD's was the longest of his career, he wasn't exactly Mr Clutch, LOL.
We move on.
You should definitely fall and cradle if the ball is just lying there, or moving very slowly. But as I recall, the ball was moving fairly fast. The fall & cradle technique does not work that well on a faster moving football.
Looks like Riley is a big Chiefs fan next year
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A Chiefs "three-peat" could be good news for Pat Riley
Many people will be rooting against the Chiefs becoming the first team to win three straight Super Bowls.
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Many people will be rooting against the Chiefs becoming the first team to win three straight Super Bowls. Pat Riley will not be.
If the Chiefs accomplish the first ever Super Bowl “three-peat,” the legendary NBA coach and executive stands to make some money from the ensuing merchandising blitz.
In the late 1980s, when Riley’s Lakers were closing in on a third straight NBA crown, Riley secured trademark protection for the phrase. He has since cashed in when, for example, the Chicago Bulls won three championships in a row, twice.
Nineteen years ago, Riley said he donates much of what he makes from the phrase to charity. If the Chiefs pull it off, one or more of Riley’s preferred charities will benefit from it. Or Riley will keep it all himself.
If the Chiefs accomplish the first ever Super Bowl “three-peat,” the legendary NBA coach and executive stands to make some money from the ensuing merchandising blitz.
In the late 1980s, when Riley’s Lakers were closing in on a third straight NBA crown, Riley secured trademark protection for the phrase. He has since cashed in when, for example, the Chicago Bulls won three championships in a row, twice.
Nineteen years ago, Riley said he donates much of what he makes from the phrase to charity. If the Chiefs pull it off, one or more of Riley’s preferred charities will benefit from it. Or Riley will keep it all himself.
Chiefs played the tougher schedule
Between the props I posted plus the ones I didn't, I ended up losing a half unit, all those bets and all those sweats to basically break even
Heat with their best game of the season, shorthanded on the road against a quality team and they ran the Bucks off their home floor. No reason to start a thread, I'm the only Heat fan in this place, and it would only be a matter of time before I accidently click on your other thread and see something you posted that would piss me off enough to abandon the thread anyway
They'll never be fully healthy, they never are, guaranteed at least one starter will miss the postseason, but that's okay, that's when Spo is at his best, they can afford to lose anyone but Jimmy and Bam, either one of them go down and goodnight, anyone else and they will have a chance, just need to avoid Boston as long as possible, that's the only team I fear, they'll beat Philly with or without Embiid, same with Milwaukee, only concern is Boston
No way the Heat beat Philly if Embiid is back, especially after the trade with the Pacers
Sorry VD, but while Buddy Hield is a good shooter, he's not a game changer or difference maker, and for as great a player as Embiid is, he's never made it out of the second round of the playoffs in his career, and in a long series, when both coaches are only preparing for one team, I'll take Spo to have his team prepared for anything the Sixers throw at them, and Jimmy loves playing against his old team, I'll still never understand why they chose To keep Tobias Harris over Jimmy, but thank God they made the decision they did, and Jimmy has never forgotten
It does, but it typically goes over the heads of the dimwitted, lol.
Calling Dell a dimwit, wow, maga on maga violence