jvan1973

The 2 smallest fan base teams in each conference could meet in the Superbowl and it would draw huge ratings like every other superbowl. The NFL has zero reason to jeopardize the billions they make by scripting games. It would also put a lot of people in jeopardy of going to prison. To think outcomes are scripted is ridiculous. I think refs blowing calls have changed outcomes of games in the final minutes. I think with the technology available that shouldn't happen any more. But to say a game or a season in scripted is some next level tin foil hat stuff

What does any of that have to do with games being rigged?

Can you name 2 @OLD FAN MAN?

You understand that what you just posted contradicts itself. If games were scripted gambling on them wouldn't be allowed

Why? Don't watch if you don't like it. Easy

I'm not sure you understand the definition of fact. Pretty sure Brady was suspended for the infraction

Revisionist history is always fun

That's a hypothetical. Have Tua or Herbert shown that they are worthy of that, if it was even possible?

Had he "ripped the bandaid off" who does he draft that was worth moving up for? Tua? Herbert? I'm guessing that would have taken a ridiculous amount of draft capital assuming those teams were even interested in trading. Revisionist history is easy when you don't know if they tried to make a move.

Based on what?

Name me a back that didn't do well in an Andy Reid offense

I'm guessing having young corners is a reason for that

Everyone who wants to know this, knows this

He will be back in a week and post the same tired stuff

The revenue shared by NFL teams is a set percentage for every owner. Dallas makes more money by far than any other team. So that's nonsense. You say the league doesn't like the Raiders. The team the league approved and help move to Las Vegas. Oh by the way, they are hosting the superbowl. Your premise is nonsense and you can't give a shred of evidence to support it. Why would the NFL rig games? It would shut down a multi billion dollar business. There are no football gods who determine the outcome of games. Get real or better yet, prove it

If any of what you just said were true, Dallas wouldn't have been excluded from the Super Bowl for 30 years. The Bears would be there pretty regularly. Indianapolis has a larger TV market than Kansas City. So does Detroit and several other cities. Your notion is nonsensical

How in the world is that the only real answer?

Peyton going to 4 superbowls with 4 different head coaches is the most impressive stat. How much better would he have been with Andy Reid his entire career

He wasn't going to give the Bears more than the Panthers did, and Houston wasn't going to trade the 2nd. The Colts had no shot to get Stroud

It's better than average

No. His average is better than average.

Better than most

Thank you for keeping us safe

Maybe