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Hug Anne Spyder
Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
Fuck that asshole.
Yes, I'm still bitter over him shitting on CY99 after they already beat us. I think his ego has expanded since his amazing football mind recognized signing the GOAT might give him a shot at winning a title.
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
What did he say or do?
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
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"Seven and a half sacks isn’t anything to what Antoine Winfield Jr.'s done.” |
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Super Bowl Gameday Thread
Devin White should have won mvp. Sort of like Justin Tuck instead of Eli. Numerous other examples. Just rename it the winning quarterback award. Its stupid.
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
Drop a White type LB in our defense, and that's basically football porn.
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I don't complain about Brady, 3 TDs and basically a perfect performance, but the Bucs D was the MVP.
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
I'm a fan of BA, read his book last yr. Good read.
That's coach talk, what else did u want him to say?
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
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You know, like every other coach out there would say.
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
Todd Bowles should have gotten the MVP
I was really surprised the emotional embarrassment of the Chiefs falling apart on the field. Chris Jones, Honey badger and t hill...all acted little pussies, crying like little bitches. Eric Beinemy was throughly out coached...I’m so sick of the media crying how he is entitled to HC job. He’s not folk...get over it. To see Brady and Gronk dominate seemed appropriate. Todd Bowles is one hell of a def coach. Folks Tony Romo sucks...the most overrated trash broadcaster
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Romo is ok until he starts rambling on and on. That game was horribly boring, KC was never in it
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
I can't help wondering how it would have gone had Fisher not been injured. The Buccs publicly humiliated his replacement. And I suspect Beinemy trusted Mahomes mobility far too much by not having a back stay in for added protection. Buccs kept rushing just 3 or 4 and getting pressure so they had extra coverage available. No adjustment from the Chief's, just kept trying the same stuff on O.
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Re: Super Bowl Gameday Thread
Brady will get most of the credit but the game was clearly won in the trenches. TB dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball..
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Tampa Bay played old school smash mouth football when they needed to.... The power running game with Fournette (#1 rusher in playoffs by a long shot) and their very strong offensive line helped Brady out immensely. The O-line also did a great job of protecting Brady. Tampa's defense was #1 in the NFL regular season in only giving up just 3.6 yards per carry. They recreated the old NFL recipe for success in the Playoffs, run the ball and stop the run. Back to basics, they ran the ball and ran short screens to slow down the KC blitzing. Then they could throw. it was not the other way around. Tampa defense also led all teams in post season with 10 sacks and 7 interceptions. Tampa just plain and simple physically beat up a smaller and weaker team. KC drafting small speedy skill position guys the last few years caught up to them. Got to have the horses up front. Last edited by Defensewins; 02-08-2021 at 10:56 AM. |
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