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$100 gets you $2700.

Drake Maye really got exposed. Looking at some of the analysis, all SEA did was take away his first read and shade to his outlet, and he didn't know what to do. Pretty damning. He may regress more than I am expecting.

Music and movies have been generally crap for the last 20 years. Every now and then there is a gem, but for the most part it is all slop now. I had no interest in any halftime events, but I am glad others enjoyed them in different ways.

Pats are about to have one of the biggest falls from grace in recent memory. Next year they play the NFC North and AFC West. So besides their division, they play CHI, GB, DET, MIN, DEN, LAC, KC, JAX, and PIT. Considering the 2 games against BUF, that is 11 tough games. Who knows what MIA will look like with real coaching, so their only easy games are against NYJ, and LVR, and LVR will also look a lot different? I will go out on a limb and say they will finish at 8-9 and miss the playoffs, and that may even be generous considering their schedule.

So the Coach of the Year and the MVP Runner-Up put up that type of performance in a Super Bowl? In the NFCC, Stafford put up over 370 Passing Yards, 3 TD, 0 INT, with only 1 sack, against SEA, and still lost. Seattle literally played the game knowing they were going to win unless they had a bad turnover or special teams blunder. That is such an indictment on Vrabel (entire coaching staff) and Maye. Vrabel had a chance to get the deficit to 11, but decided to kick an XP when that point was worthless. Then when the game is so far out of reach, he goes for 2, lol. If there ever was a discussion about strength of schedule, you can point to the 2025 Patriots as the poster children.

5 worst net passing performances of all-time: 1. DEN - SB XII - 61 Gross Yards, 35 Net. - Maye - 56 Gross Yards, 24 Net. - thru 3Q, on pace for 75 gross/36 net 2. MIA - SB VI - 69 Gross Yards, 59 Net. 3. NE - SB XX - 123 Gross Yards, 62 Net. 4. MIA - SB VIII - 73 Gross Yards, 73 Net. 5. NYG - SB XXXV - Collins - 112 Gross Yards, 86 Net.

5 worst net passing performances of all-time: 1. DEN - SB XII - 61 Gross Yards, 35 Net. - Maye - 48 Gross Yards, 19 Net. - at halftime. 2. MIA - SB VI - 69 Gross Yards, 59 Net. 3. NE - SB XX - 123 Gross Yards, 62 Net. 4. MIA - SB VIII - 73 Gross Yards, 73 Net. 5. NYG - SB XXXV - Collins - 112 Gross Yards, 86 Net.

This might be one of the worst SBs in quite some time, offenses playing scared. Maye on pace for a top 5 "worst SB passing performances" of all time. Grogan had 177 passing yards in SB XX. Maye has 48 yards and has been sacked 3 times (19 net passing yards). The worst net passing ever was DEN in SB XII with 35 lol. He needs 65 passing yards to pass Kerry Collins for 5th worst of all time.

I miss Urlacher and Briggs, Marshall and Wilson.

I checked it out, pretty cool. I like that it allows you to do everything, including player trades. If the Bears can get that with their first 3 picks, I am perfectly happy as long as Safety is addressed in free agency.

Our perception and the team's perception are sometimes very different. If you look at previous times that exact play was run, DJ never got the ball. So to me, it looks like he was never expecting it so he was "running" the route. Maybe the miscommunication was that he was getting the ball? Also, one other note about the play that doesn't get mentioned enough. That was a hell of a catch by the DB. He covered a ton of ground in those conditions, laid out full extension and held onto it. If our receivers did that more throughout the year, we probably have a few more dubs.

However, if he does move onto another GM position that does have responsibility, ATL gets 2 comp picks. That is what makes this whole thing absurd. Either give picks to everyone or no one.

Define corn fed.

Damn, Doyle is gone, going to call plays in Baltimore:

On the Cunningham stuff, rewarding you for losing a minority employee only when they get promoted and fulfill a specific new position for another team is ridiculous. Teams should not gain a competitive advantage on the field for an administrative move off of it, especially when it is solely related to race. Like how do they even determine that? 23 and me? They just need to remove the comp picks altogether for anything other than player losses in free agency, because that is tied to a tangible thing like the salary cap.