NFL thread - 2020

[SteveSC]

Spot on. That foul called on Evans in the endzone looked a bit soft to me, but the numbers don't lie. Brady and the Bucs dominated the Chiefs and deserved every bit of their win. Kev is 'kin weirdo

Yeah it was soft. But when hasn't a ref made a dodgy call in a game.

It's like Peyton and the Saints all over again. Plenty of time left to turn it around and instead of making smart play calls they huff and blame the refs.

It's not as if these calls were last second game changers.

Mahomes is a talented kid and he looked lost at times looking for someone to throw the ball too. Also their running game largely sucked.

On the other hand the bucs did what most teams failed to. Slow the ball while driving and actually getting TD's. Not giving the chiefs a real chance.

Brady and Arians poured the pressure on and Reid and his coaches had no answer.

 

[Connor]

At this point it cant be anymore obvious...Brady switches teams and the critical flags followed him.

If that's not the smoking gun to convince people, nothing will ever change their mind.

Not only did Tampa get the most PI calls in NFL history this year..someone said that the Bucs had 6 first downs by penalty in the first half...which is also a SB record.

Brady literally had a PI call on his first ever drive for the Bucs.

Hahahahahaahahaahahahahaahahaah

 

[Moomin]

 

[davek]

 

[ToffeeTim]

I feel slightly better about losing to the Bucs at Lambeau now

 

[Brett Angell Delight]

Brady is undoubtedly the GOAT. He’s also a MAGA meff so I hope he falls down a hole.

 

[Prevenger17]

I feel slightly better about losing to the Bucs at Lambeau now

You shouldn't, that Chiefs team were there for the taking imo. And if GB were a little braver with their calls, they would have been the ones to deliver the beating

 

[ToffeeTim]

You shouldn't, that Chiefs team were there for the taking imo. And if GB were a little braver with their calls, they would have been the ones to deliver the beating

Yeah I do think the Packers would have beaten the Chiefs, but it was fine margins last time. A few iffy pass interference calls and a few bizarre coaching decisions.

 

[Nobby Nobbs]

Really was an outstanding defensive game plan by Todd Bowles deserves lots of credit for that display.

 

[Prevenger17]

 

[Moomin]

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I suspect the Chiefs will unleash about 85-90% of what they are capable tonight.

During the season most of the time they were operating at 65-70% except for the championship game when they were closer to 85%.

They lost 1 game all season with their starters.

They are simply so far ahead of all opposition - current and historical - that there’s no need to show their entire hand.

The passing of the torch from Brady to Mahomes as greatest of all time happens tonight.

38-21 Kansas City wins

 

[Prevenger17]

If that ropey call wasn't made on the Evans tackle, the Chiefs wouldn't have been utterly obliterated by over 20 points and, in fact, would have won. Apparently.

 

[trueblue84]

If that ropey call wasn't made on the Evans tackle, the Chiefs wouldn't have been utterly obliterated by over 20 points and, in fact, would have won. Apparently.

The chiefs were frankly embarrassing. I can't remember seeing a team so devoid of ideas or a qb so impotent in a superbowl.

 

[Prevenger17]

Very slim chance. It’s all on Brady. Mahomes will get his yards/tds regardless of whatever the Buc d can offer.

Lol

 

[Prevenger17]

The chiefs were frankly embarrassing. I can't remember seeing a team so devoid of ideas or a qb so impotent in a superbowl.

They were very poor, had no answers for the Bucs D and you could see it in their faces early on. They looked stunned. They haven't really played that many good teams this year, so I think it was a shock to the system