ManillaToad

22 hours ago, MDGP said:

 

I believe you're thinking of the NBA.

3 hours ago, dont care said:

No that’s the NBA, NFL has no such rule

What is the purpose of such a rule?

Vulcans

3 hours ago, WideRight said:

As of this ridiculous hour of the morning (sleep is an issue for me)

This explains how you're able to crank out so much content

Cannons, that logo rules

https://imgbb.com/ is my go-to

1 hour ago, Discrim said:

So brutal that the Chargers went without mention  

That's the Chargers for you

Replacing Louisville with Columbus as well

Louisville and San Antonio

I liked the new design

6 hours ago, RamosLynn said:

Also... Another 49ers-Chiefs Super Bowl, another Super Bowl where all TDs were scored on the 49ers endzone.

Lol I had the same thought

Putting Bradshaw on Pat's level is obviously silly, but calling Bradshaw a game manager is simple ignorance (no offense meant) of how that Steelers team operated. Terry was a menace come playoff time, called his own plays, and was the leader of that locker room. Once the Mel Blount Rule was implemented halfway through his career he started slinging the football, the Steelers offense scores 35 and 31 in back-to-back Super Bowls, he wins MVP both times, and wins the regular season MVP in '78.

With that said, he did greatly benefit from a being in a fantastic situation. Put him on the 70s Patriots and he isn't making the HOF.  But he was most definitely not just along for the ride. Compare the tapes of Bradshaw in Super Bowl XIII with Brad Johnson in XXXVII. It's night and day.

Not a fan of the black alt staying but I think it would look *okay* paired with the white pants and green socks. Black-over-green is no good

16 minutes ago, BBTV said:

49er players are now saying that they weren't coached up on the new OT rules, and legitimately had no idea that they wouldn't have won if they got a TD.

 

Chiefs players say that Reid told them on day-1 of SB prep about their OT plan, which was to kick off, and go for 2 if the 49ers scored a TD and practiced the 2-pt play options.

 

As has been mentioned, you have to be perfect to beat the Chiefs, and even that one detail was enough to cost them.

 

 

How in the world does this not get covered at some point during the pregame preparations? Or even a memo during the regular season lmao

2 minutes ago, Dynasty said:

The Chiefs eclipsed the Raiders and Broncos in Super Bowl counts within just five seasons.  It's kind of wild that things like that can happen so quickly, especially given that KC trailed them by two beforehand.

5 years ago the Chiefs were the red version of the Jets. Now they have as many Lombardis as the Giants and Packers

Also anyone else remember when SF was 5-0 in the Super Bowl?

CMC had 30 touches tonight and had a season-low 3.6 YPC. I'm not buying that as another Shanahan choke for his  resume

The Chiefs won the Super Bowl in the Raiders' stadium and the Lombardi was handed to them by John Elway.  Brutal night for the rest of the AFC West

2 minutes ago, Lights Out said:

Shanahan needs to start applying the Costanza method to his playcalling. I can't believe we're still going to have to hear about how much of a genius he is all next season. He's choked three Super Bowls and an NFC title game the exact same way and never considered changing it up.

Tbf I didn't notice any egregious blunders from Shanahan this time around

What a game!

Columbus

Condors

San Antonio

San Antonio

Detroit

Pilgrims

Chicago