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This is the NFL, what are the odds that they would change the OT rules?

Mahomes is in his fifth year in the league and could already have two Super Bowl championships (and maybe more) before the age of 30.

Leslie Fraizer and Brian Daboll are now free to take head coaching jobs.

So earlier this week, the question was asked as to why Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy hasn't gotten a head coaching job....well maybe he hasn't gotten one because the Chiefs go so far in the playoffs that by the time the Chiefs are done playing, all of the coaching jobs are filled.

Somehow I had forgotten that.

Now Todd Bowles and Byron Leftwich are free to be head coaches elsewhere.

If the Bills win tonight, all four QB's in Championship weekend will have a grand total of zero Super Bowl Championships.

Dallas with the last possession of the game: "Let's run a 40 yard QB Draw, try to spike the ball, but have the ref bump into us" LA Rams with the last possession of the game: "Let's throw it to Cooper Cupp, spike the ball and Matt Gay Kick It"

The NFL will have new Super Bowl Champions.

And the Bucs are out.

Because I never root against Brady, I had this year's Super Bowl as a rematch of last year's.

And it's a 7 point game.

They also have Southern Utah coming.

That 4th and 10 on the Rams 30 may come back to haunt Tampa if they lose.

I thought that was what Incarnate Word was for because they actually have football, unlike UTA.

Tampa has Tom Brady and I never go against Brady.

I don't know about Kansas City, but Tampa has a lot of injuries at this point.

I think he said in training camp that he was fully vaccinated.

A lot of people still hold a grudge with Tom over Deflate Gate from 2016.

So why is Rodgers going to win MVP over TB12? Tommy has posted great numbers and hasn't had any controversies this season. If I remember correctly, he's fully vaccinated after contracting it in April. Give the MVP to TB12.

I got the Bucs and Chiefs tomorrow, but not excited about those picks.