thronethinker

No pic flag a makeup for the phantom intentional grounding.

I hope we don’t get burned with Ref makeup call later in the 4th after that debacle.

Steelers are gonna get routed. Nevermind.

Too bad we don’t play Miami this week

Repeat…

The Ravens Song after a TD is mind numbing. OH OH OH OH OH OH O OH OH OH OH OH OH O..repeat…It’s the dumbest celebration song ever and people just go along with it over and over and over…….

The Steelers with the cheesehead helmets is a nice touch.

Probably better than the odds of it not happening.

I still think Super Bowl 25 was setup.

Man I cant help but feel more and more like this.

We can’t even return kicks.

He walked off. That is promising.

Patriots have a much easier schedule going forward. We may be pulling for the Ravens against them.

Colin Cowherd is nothing but a blow hard. His opinions change daily to fit whatever 24 hour narrative there is. I figure his listeners must have him on because they just want background noise as most of what he has to say is just stat/headline stuff with no real depth or investigation.

Some Monday morning advice for those of you standing on the ledge…. Why you might feel this way -Strong Identification: You identify so strongly with the team that their losses feel like your own, leading to feelings of personal failure. Emotional Investment: You've invested time, energy, and emotions into the team, making their performance directly affect your feelings. Personal Pride: The team's success is tied to your pride and sense of community, making a loss a blow to both. Unmet Expectations: You may have high expectations for the team, and their failure to meet them can feel disappointing or even like a personal setback. -How to cope with these feelings Acknowledge Your Feelings: Recognize that your emotional response is valid, but also understand the depth of your investment. Gain Perspective: Remind yourself that the game's outcome doesn't reflect your personal worth or affect your daily life. Focus on What You Can Control: Understand that you, as a fan, have no control over the players, the opponents, or the game itself. Accept That It's a Game: Remember that the emotions and passion are part of enjoying sports, but the loss is temporary and doesn't define you