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This KC team is one of the weakest rosters to ever win a SB Take Mahomes off, they’re no better than Washington The AFC should be embarrassed. They couldn’t KO a team that looked like garbage throughout the regular season? Like seriously this Chiefs roster is mid but get away with it because Mahome...

Pre-2004 Ty Law rule changes, Mahomes would have been just another QB. He's not legendary, he's merely the best of a watered down era. Yeah, he just happens to be winning Super Bowls. While other teams are losing. It's all just a roll of the dice that it keeps coming up this way. Give it up. Luckie...

When I think of Lombardi, I realize that people have forgot about one man: Jack Vainisi. He built that team for Vince. Lombardi got out of there before that team really aged. Now, he did start to turn around the Redskins before he died, but he had a franchise QB in Sonny Jurgensen, and there was tal...

Pre-2004 Ty Law rule changes, Mahomes would have been just another QB. He's not legendary, he's merely the best of a watered down era. So would Brady. His first two SB's, his passer ratings weren't any better than Kurt Warner's in his one year with the Giants. People are saying that these two are t...

Mahomes is the greatest flag football QB of all time He is another example of the Joe Montana effect. 40 years ago, almost nobody said that Bart Starr (who had five rings) and Bradshaw (who had four rings) were the best ever. That phenomenon of giving a QB with a lot of rings all the credit started...

Yes, questionable indeed. I never knew of that! Enough respectability was bubbling up the last couple years. Perhaps the opener vs Oakland or Wk#4 at defending-Champ, Dallas, would have been good ones to pick! I guess it was that 38-16 blowout at Arrowhead against Stram's last great Chiefs team tha...

1972 Steelers: They played on MNF in 1971, but not 1972, when expectations were higher? Doesn't make sense.

What's weird is that they fell off a cliff for most of 85 and 86, and then they returned to respectability in 87 and 88 before Neil Lomax's career ending injury.

racepug wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 8:07 pm

ChrisBabcock wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2024 7:50 pm I wonder if the Patriots will pursue Mike Vrabel.

From what I've read they're going to promote Jerod Mayo to H.C. We'll see!

They just did: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/patr ... w-england/

They missed Joel Williams. He only started eight games and have three sacks (down from 16 the previous year). Also, they had a team in their own division that turned into a powerhouse (49ers), which was unexpected, and they played in more close games in 81. They just didn't seem to know how to pull ...