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Super Bowl LVII picks (for bragging rights)  

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  1. 1. Which two teams will make it to Super Bowl LVII?

    • Bengals and Eagles
    • Bengals and 49ers
    • Chiefs and Eagles
    • Chiefs and 49ers
  2. 2. Who wins Super Bowl LVII?

  3. 3. Which team would you like to see win the 2023 Super Bowl?


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Just now, MB-ColtsFan said:

Yeah, never made a football move, never took the 3rd step.

 

The Chiefs player appeared to hit the receiver just as the receiver caught the ball. The ball seemed to get out then. That is why I thought it was not a catch

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4 minutes ago, Restinpeacesweetchloe said:

If chiefs score a TD here watch out. 

I thought baby face doing America the beautiful was really good too. So pretty.

Yeah, I got chills from both artists.

Sweat has been quiet tonight (besides the penalty).

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