Is the NFL rigged? do the chiefs make it to the superbowl year in and year out simply because they are good? Or is it all a marketing scheme made by the heads at the top who dont even care about football, they just want to promote the swift kelce romance.
They're probably one of the best team.
@CSKA_Moscou said in #2:
> They're probably one of the best team.
No, although you could compare them to the 90's bulls
> They're probably one of the best team.
No, although you could compare them to the 90's bulls
Well, Kelce head-butting then taunting the opponent - who retaliated and get flagged - with laughs is not something to celebrate.
Year after year the referees are managing to show they can reach more abysmal level. I thought the refereeing was bad when the refs were on strike. In last couple of years I am reconsidering my point of view regarding the job the scabs did back then. Used to watch NFL games a lot. I am close to giving up if they keep avoiding addressing the consistency issue of refereeing.
Year after year the referees are managing to show they can reach more abysmal level. I thought the refereeing was bad when the refs were on strike. In last couple of years I am reconsidering my point of view regarding the job the scabs did back then. Used to watch NFL games a lot. I am close to giving up if they keep avoiding addressing the consistency issue of refereeing.
@greenteakitten
Kelce should learn to s t f o and learn how to win.
Mahones and Kelce are obtaining more free breaks than Brady and Gronk used to be given by refs.
Kelce should learn to s t f o and learn how to win.
Mahones and Kelce are obtaining more free breaks than Brady and Gronk used to be given by refs.
@bfchessguy said in #4:
> Well, Kelce head-butting then taunting the opponent - who retaliated and get flagged - with laughs is not something to celebrate.
>
> Year after year the referees are managing to show they can reach more abysmal level. I thought the refereeing was bad when the refs were on strike. In last couple of years I am reconsidering my point of view regarding the job the scabs did back then. Used to watch NFL games a lot. I am close to giving up if they keep avoiding addressing the consistency issue of refereeing.
I left the NFL about ten years ago. I can remember when the broadcast was actually about the game. It's simply become a forum for commercials, advertising, and self-indulgent talking heads who try to impress us with their pompous opinions. I once was a huge fan. I don't miss it at all.
> Well, Kelce head-butting then taunting the opponent - who retaliated and get flagged - with laughs is not something to celebrate.
>
> Year after year the referees are managing to show they can reach more abysmal level. I thought the refereeing was bad when the refs were on strike. In last couple of years I am reconsidering my point of view regarding the job the scabs did back then. Used to watch NFL games a lot. I am close to giving up if they keep avoiding addressing the consistency issue of refereeing.
I left the NFL about ten years ago. I can remember when the broadcast was actually about the game. It's simply become a forum for commercials, advertising, and self-indulgent talking heads who try to impress us with their pompous opinions. I once was a huge fan. I don't miss it at all.
@HerkyHawkeye said in #6:
> I left the NFL about ten years ago. I can remember when the broadcast was actually about the game. It's simply become a forum for commercials, advertising, and self-indulgent talking heads who try to impress us with their pompous opinions. I once was a huge fan. I don't miss it at all.
I agree. I loved playing football because it was all about the team and so humbling. Like too many sports it's now more about business , bragging and money.
> I left the NFL about ten years ago. I can remember when the broadcast was actually about the game. It's simply become a forum for commercials, advertising, and self-indulgent talking heads who try to impress us with their pompous opinions. I once was a huge fan. I don't miss it at all.
I agree. I loved playing football because it was all about the team and so humbling. Like too many sports it's now more about business , bragging and money.
@bfchessguy said in #7:
> I agree. I loved playing football because it was all about the team and so humbling. Like too many sports it's now more about business , bragging and money.
Totally agree. I learned many life lessons playing football as well. There were many good times.
> I agree. I loved playing football because it was all about the team and so humbling. Like too many sports it's now more about business , bragging and money.
Totally agree. I learned many life lessons playing football as well. There were many good times.
I played OLB in football:D We had a nasty blitz, our team was 27-1 over 3 years ... the 1 loss - happened in a game where our running back, who was a huge asset to our team - just got illegally taken oooooout while doing a fair catch on a punt by a 6'4'' 240 something guy...
@bfchessguy said in #5:
> @greenteakitten
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> Kelce should learn to s t f o and learn how to win.
>
> Mahones and Kelce are obtaining more free breaks than Brady and Gronk used to be given by refs.
Why the random ping?
I don't follow sports lol so pinging me does nothing :)
What's the whole fuss about Taylor Swift? It's not like she specifically requested to be shown so much. It seems like she's just trying to live a normal life.
> @greenteakitten
>
> Kelce should learn to s t f o and learn how to win.
>
> Mahones and Kelce are obtaining more free breaks than Brady and Gronk used to be given by refs.
Why the random ping?
I don't follow sports lol so pinging me does nothing :)
What's the whole fuss about Taylor Swift? It's not like she specifically requested to be shown so much. It seems like she's just trying to live a normal life.
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