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I think both will be decent pros. But your argument in the bolded part is always brought up when discussing Worthy. It’s ironic that it’s used as a negative for the guy that has played healthy all year and a positive for a guy that actually missed time due to an injury. Just an observation. Maybe everyone can take a step back on that point with Worthy.

What’s wrong with Respectable Fan?

Oh man. It’s going to be awkward in 3rd period algebra between those two.

0-4 won’t be broken for sure. Just the odds alone of that scenario is once in many lifetimes.

Yeah I was just being sarcastic. They looked mentally drained when that game got out of hand last night. It’s been a heck of a three year run to play in three Super Bowls. That’s gotta take massive physical and mental tolls. I wouldn’t be surprised if they do take a step back next season. Kelce looked done. He’s ready for Hollywood.

Probably back to the AFCCG.

What?? Did Allen and the boys played pick up games at some local parks?

I get what you’re saying. The bolded portion is the ‘other’ coping I was saying. Yes we don’t know what would’ve happened in a Bills vs Eagles SB. But we definitely know what happened at the Bills vs KC AFCCG. So it’s a moot point to wonder on hypotheticals because Bills haven’t done their part. At least seeing KC destroyed tonight made that pain a little better.

Not sure about you but I’ve been laughing since the 2nd of this game.

Yeah but you gotta win the game that gets you to this game. So it’s a different kind of coping for anyone playing hypothetical.

It’s fun to laugh at KC after this game. But reality is they’ve been to 5 of the last 6 Super Bowls. That’s really insane. Bills need to get over the hump next season and beat them when it counts.

That interior 3 was stout because of Thunny-Humphrey-Smith. They haven’t been stout since they moved Thunny out to LT. Doing that compromised the entire oline and it showed tonight against a great DLine.

That’s how bad their OLine is. The strength of that OLine is the interior 3. Moving Thunny out made the entire line a liability. Too bad Bills didn’t have the DLine to take advantage in the AFCCG game. Bills OLine is much better so it wouldn’t have been a complete massacre against Philly. But we’d still lose because Saquon would probably run all over the place. It would’ve nice to find out though. Need to get over the hump next season.

Veach should be getting the criticism as well. They were living on borrowed time with that LT position all year.

Ok sure if you feel that way. But I’d rather see the Bills in this Super Bowl.

I mean…he did have a good game in the AFCCG to help them make to Super Bowl. So ‘didn’t make a difference for the Chiefs’ isn’t quite true.

To be fair I saw him running free a couple of times while Mahomes had no time to find him. Eagles DLine won this game.

Yes! Gotta celebrate the small wins!

Turning out to be a better game than I thought.

Eagles winning. KC can’t get any pressure.

It’ll be automatic.

Mahomes is ahead of Allen in this area. Most here would disagree so it is what it is.

Take Bradshaw with him.

Teaser Phil+over Prop bets over 4.5 rushers for KC Dhop more catches than Goedert

Apology accepted. We’re all passionate about this sport so I get it. All good. If I remember correctly the angle from the broadcast showed very little. I remember thinking ‘that’s what the called was?’ when watching it live. Greg Olsen went on and on about how ticky tack it was and I agreed at the time. After the game, better angles of the infraction were shown, including a still photo of the jersey being pulled as the receiver came out of his break. I agreed with the call after seeing that. Like I said, these officials will miss calls. We know this. After that end of game blatant dpi no call in the playoffs between the Saints and Rams a few years ago the officials really scrutinized those situations. They may miss some things, or even not call things, earlier in games but those end of game situations they’re going to call them. That was exactly what happened to Bradbury in that Super Bowl.