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I mean at least it was a close game. You can do less than 38 points - try 13-3 Pats Rams, where neither QB threw for a TD and it was 3-3 heading into the 4th - or you could have your super bowl be a 35 point blowout win for one team like SEA/DEN.

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This is what I wanted to say without being nearly as articulate or smart.

Thank you.

posts thread to community of people that have no clue

As great as a potential GOAT RB was, he doesn’t really have much credibility because he didn’t really learn anything because he was just a runningback and Tom Brady was a quarterback. Not to mention Barry Sanders only played for 10 years in the NFL, so that means he was barely in the league. Only QBs like Brady, Manning etc with 18-20+ years of experience know anything about the NFL.

that’s what you sound like to me lol

Oh it’s obviously dumb but especially funny for the discrepancy.

I mean, in the modern game I feel like teams would just avoid the lethal DB, no?

clearly OP doesn’t know much about PR speak.

Whether or not Saleh believes in Zach Wilson, dumping on him in interviews accomplishes nothing. Whether the rest of his team thinks he is good or not, Zach Wilson is still going to be the QB1 until Aaron Rodgers is back. You’re not gonna want a third QB who’d probably come with a big-ish price tag for very long, but QB is the most important position and letting a guy know in the locker room that every guy thinks he’s shit is how you really lose your season, and how you continue being in that group of NFL laughingstocks/shitshows.

Seems to me like he must have had a role in turning their offense into one that drives downfield nicely, so idk about that one.

Hey guys what’s the public opinion on Arthur Smith as a football coach? I haven’t got the gist yet but I’m really curious what you guys have seen.

Pete Carroll’s would be pretty damn good IF Russ made the HoF, and at his age too… so there’d be one good one at least.