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[ar surround]

It's been very quiet on this thread today. The calm before the storm?

 

[esimms86]

It's been very quiet on this thread today. The calm before the storm?

That’s because there’s nothing happening outside of game prep.

 

[cbmmm3]

It's been very quiet on this thread today. The calm before the storm?

ya know, as much as I dont want another year of Jake at State Farm with the Chiefs, Ill put up with it as I would like to see the Chiefs win.

 

[ar surround]

ya know, as much as I dont want another year of Jake at State Farm with the Chiefs, Ill put up with it as I would like to see the Chiefs win.

But Jake also has a State Farm commercial with Derek Derrick Henry.

 

[JohnN]

It's been very quiet on this thread today. The calm before the storm?

Super computer says Chiefs to 3-peat--++All you need to know - Google Search

https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1886205326996738244

And if I laughed a bit too fast
Well it was up to me

 

[Sonik Wiz]

Super computer says Chiefs to 3-peat--++All you need to know - Google Search

https://x.com/_MLFootball/status/1886205326996738244

And if I laughed a bit too fast
Well it was up to me

I belive that if one mined the Beatles and Tulls lyrics you could live at least a month (or more) on that. Casual conversation.

 

[esimms86]

ya know, as much as I dont want another year of Jake at State Farm with the Chiefs, Ill put up with it as I would like to see the Chiefs win.

On Sunday we’ll all find out if Mahomes, Kelce and Reid are the ultimate Bundlerooski. We all know how much Ricky likes that particular commercial.

Here’s another reason to root for the Chiefs: if they win then Reid will be tied with Belichick with 302 wins as Head Coach. Of course, either way, Reid will go on to win number 303 long before Belichick is ever given a reason to break his contract with NC. I say all this as a longtime NE Patriots fan(but not necessarily a Belichick fan).

 

[JohnN]

I belive that if one mined the Beatles and Tulls lyrics you could live at least a month (or more) on that. Casual conversation.

Your life is a clue in the crossword.

It's just a one, two, three, four
Five, six, seven, eight, nine
Whoa-ooh go Kansas City go

If technology is to be believed, then congratulations to the Kansas City Chiefs on becoming the first team to win three consecutive Super Bowls.

A supercomputer has predicted that the Chiefs have a 58.4 percent chance of lifting the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Sunday night, with the Eagles chances' of dethroning the two-time consecutive champs standing below 42 percent.

The Super Bowl supercomputer also has predicted the most-likely final score seeing another field-goal difference between the teams in the biggest game of the year, a 30-27 victory, per Action Network.

I can understand your point of view...
To tell the truth I'd scare me too.

 

[ar surround]

On Sunday we’ll all find out if Mahomes, Kelce and Reid are the ultimate Bundlerooski. We all know how much Ricky likes that particular commercial.

Here’s another reason to root for the Chiefs: if they win then Reid will be tied with Belichick with 302 wins as Head Coach. Of course, either way, Reid will go on to win number 303 long before Belichick is ever given a reason to break his contract with NC. I say all this as a longtime NE Patriots fan(but not necessarily a Belichick fan).

Have you ever noticed that record breaking performances come in waves? For example, when Mark McGwire broke Rodger Maris' record, there were other people (Sosa and Bonds) who exceeded 61 home runs right around that time frame. Now, in a short period of time, you have Belichick with, and Reid going for, a relatively large number of SB victories.

So obviously, both Belichick and Reid should be tested for steroids.

 

[esimms86]

Have you ever noticed that record breaking performances come in waves? For example, when Mark McGwire broke Rodger Maris' record, there were other people (Sosa and Bonds) who exceeded 61 home runs right around that time frame. Now, in a short period of time, you have Belichick with, and Reid going for, a relatively large number of SB victories.

So obviously, both Belichick and Reid should be tested for steroids.

Steroids can make you miserable and grumpy; two words never used to describe Belichick.

 

[ar surround]

Garrett requests trade:

https://www.nbcnews.com/sports/nfl/myles-garrett-requests-trade-rcna190453

I guess he sees the end of the line for his career in a few years and would like to win something. @Willie Wilson ?

 

[esimms86]

Garrett requests trade:

https://www.nbcnews.com/sports/nfl/myles-garrett-requests-trade-rcna190453

I guess he sees the end of the line for his career in a few years and would like to win something. @Willie Wilson ?

Really, can you blame him?

 

[esimms86]

Have you ever noticed that record breaking performances come in waves? For example, when Mark McGwire broke Rodger Maris' record, there were other people (Sosa and Bonds) who exceeded 61 home runs right around that time frame. Now, in a short period of time, you have Belichick with, and Reid going for, a relatively large number of SB victories.

So obviously, both Belichick and Reid should be tested for steroids.

ar, you left out the fact that, during that same 1962 season, Maris’s teammate Mickey Mantle hit 54 home runs in his quest to beat Babe Ruth’s record.

 

[JohnN]

What cities should get an NFL expansion team?

Toronto​

Wikipedia Creative Commons

It feels inevitable that the NFL will cross the border into Canada at some point. It remains uncharted territory. With all due respect, all the rouges in the world won’t buy loyalty to the CFL if the NFL rolls into Toronto. And, yes, Toronto would have to be the first stop for the league. Frankly, it should be in the top three for expansion for the NFL right now. The city alone has almost three million people in it. There’s a reason why the NBA and MLB’s lone Canadian teams are in Toronto.


Go Chiefs!

 

[esimms86]

What cities should get an NFL expansion team?

Toronto​

Wikipedia Creative Commons

It feels inevitable that the NFL will cross the border into Canada at some point. It remains uncharted territory. With all due respect, all the rouges in the world won’t buy loyalty to the CFL if the NFL rolls into Toronto. And, yes, Toronto would have to be the first stop for the league. Frankly, it should be in the top three for expansion for the NFL right now. The city alone has almost three million people in it. There’s a reason why the NBA and MLB’s lone Canadian teams are in Toronto.


Go Chiefs!

Rumor has it that there are two professional NFL teams that play in the Meadowlands.

 

[Uncle Obscure]

But Jake also has a State Farm commercial with Derek Derrick Henry.

And there's the one with Aidan Hutchinson. That gets a lot of airplay, too.

 

[JohnN]

https://athlonsports.com/nfl/kansas...eparation-for-potential-chiefs-super-bowl-win

The NFL reportedly came to an agreement with longtime NBA player, coach and executive Pat Riley to use his trademarked phrase "Three Peat" if the Chiefs walk away with another Lombardi Trophy. According to Darren Rovell of cllct, Riley's trademark attorney John Aldrich revealed there is an agreement in place with the NFL to use "Three Peat" if Mahomes and company win on Sunday night.

 

[marpow]

It's been very quiet on this thread today. The calm before the storm?

I think at this point my only concern is Sundays Food Menu.
What's you all's plan?
I need ideas. I haven't got past Chips and Beer

 

[cbmmm3]

And there's the one with Aidan Hutchinson. That gets a lot of airplay, too.

I like that one --boon-da-lay and sah-vay. That dance instructor is very pretty

 

[cbmmm3]

I think at this point my only concern is Sundays Food Menu.
What's you all's plan?
I need ideas. I haven't got past Chips and Beer

Im in same boat. I got the beer thing handled. Thats about it so far.