Simon

Are you somewhere you can leave them outside overnight and wash them again in the AM? It might take a couple scrub-ups to tone down the stank and until you do that smell will permeate your house. That's a myth. It might cover up the smell somewhat for a little while but it won't do anything to break down the oils in the musk. The solution he used is the only thing I know of that can start to do that.

If you see the play again, Kelce's reaction is interesting. He knows they got the matchup and that it's a TD before Mahomes even throws the ball. He never even turns around to see the Super Bowl winning play, just watches the result on the screen and starts celebrating with his back to the play.

It's fine just as it is; the only thing I'd change is to just turn off the clock. The college OT is too artificial.

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I think they punt

nope

I think both teams are getting away with murder and I kind of like it.

I think Kelce just hurt his left shoulder

You want a Taylor Swift filter to block the excessive Taylor Swift discussion? Physician, heal thyself.

I understand space is limited here, but you could probably add just about everybody else on planet Earth to your list.

I'll miss watching football, hockey and the NCAA tournament, but maybe in the bigger picture it will be a good thing to be able to sell my TV and spend even more time outside doing stuff.

And here we go.... https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/06/media/espn-fox-warner-bros-discovery-team-up-sports-streamer/index.html

Buy the ticket, take the ride 🤙

Spot the differences: It's a trick question; there aren't any.

A team full of cokeheads always beats a team full of drunks

This

I was just about to @ you.

I don't watch Super Bowl commercials; I just read @Ralonzo's recaps which are superior in every way.

The problem with this is that if you make it that obvious, you can expect your own QB to receive the very same treatment in short order. And that is not fair to your QB. There are hidden opportunities in games to take those shots, i.e. 2nd/short around midfield, early downs in goaltogo situations, when a QB exposes himself moving in traffic, etc. Ed Oliver recognizes these, takes those shots and gets called for it occasionally but is crafty enough about it that it doesn't blow back on to his own QB. To transpose and butcher Saruman: For all your wisdom, you have not subtlety.

I wonder how many of those things are still hiding out in WNY closets and shoeboxes 40 years later. My guess is that both of our estimates would be low.👍

The part I quoted. Nobody thinks getting knocked out of the playoffs in the second round is a "huge accomplishment" and nobody wants more of it. It's just some bull#### strawman you create to try to make yourself feel superior to others.

bull####

Yeah, the starters on both sides of the ball are going to mostly remain intact. I'll miss Hyde and Gabe Davis' blocking, but neither are irreplaceable at this point in their careers. The tough part will be replacing the high volume of depth they're likely going to lose and we saw how important that depth can be this year. It will be tricky but at least it's manageable. I don't see this team taking any significant steps backwards next season. Heck, it's even reasonable to suggest that we might already be adding a blue chip veteran DE with the hopeful return of the real Von Miller next year.

I think they should bring back Talkin' Proud and show the video that has the lady with the crazy chicken walk.

Did you also adjust for the pressure of making a 45-48 yrd FG in the pressure of the NFC Championship game? Outdoors? On bad grass? Or are you just selecting your data so that it will reach the conclusion of the narrative you've already decided on?