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Further proof of the existence of God:

If Kyle S wants to run these 25 second developing pass plays he and mgmt should have invested a little more in their OL. Williams is a HOF, but the rest is the OL is average (in pass pro). Kittle is one of the best blocking TE i think ever, but he is still under utilized in the passing game. It took around half the season for him to start getting passes his way and he produced. He had what, 3 targets ? It wasn’t like he was in protecting Purdy every pass

That 3rd Q was Brian F master class. You go away from your bread and butter (despite talking up how you’ll pound the ball!!!) and rely on a second year player making his first Super Bowl to try and blow the game open. It was 4 straight 3 & outs by the 49ers in the 3rd. Pass pass pass pass etc and nearly all of them incomplete.

Spags shut down Brady. Thinking Purdy would beat him was just dumb.

And then taking the ball for OT. I get the defense may have been gassed but it took like 5-6 mins to even start the OT. They were gonna be fine.
KC's Cornerbacks are top notch. I'm surprised SF didn't attack the middle of the field more with Kittle and McCaffrey.
 
How long do they get to keep doing that racist chant? And isn't "Chiefs" also derogatory?
Hunt agreed to relocate the franchise to Kansas City on May 22, 1963,[14][15] and on May 26, the team was renamed the Kansas City Chiefs.[16][26][28][29] Hunt and head coach Hank Stram initially planned to retain the Texans name, but a fan contest determined the new "Chiefs" name in honor of Mayor Bartle's nickname that he acquired in his professional role as Scout Executive of the St. Joseph and Kansas City Boy Scout Councils, and founder of the Scouting Society, the Tribe of Mic-O-Say.[26][29] Despite the historical use of Native American features, it has been acknowledged that the team's naming was not a direct reference to Native Americans but only to Bartle's nickname "Chief".[30][31] Business Insider journalist Meredith Cash even stated in January 2020 that Bartle "insisted on the team being named after himself" and that "Bartle was known as Chief Lone Bear within Mic-O-Say circles, and eventually the nickname "Chief" caught on among people throughout Kansas City."
 
That's me exactly, my point on the Swift/Kelci is not dislike of either.
It's more along the line of overkill. You all like watching Liberty Mutual commercials?
First 50 times it was okay, now, not so much
or progressive's Flo...

That said, Kelce seems to be increasingly channeling his inner douchebag.
 
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One of my favorite straw men. Show me where anyone said a woman supporting her boyfriend is a terrible thing.

What's equally funny is the huge leap some people make. It goes from "Why do they have to show her every game?" to "You're a misogynist pig who is intimidated by strong successful women" in an instant.
I turned off after the first shot of Swift and the other attention whores. The Super Bowl does not even rank in the top 10 sporting events for me anymore. (not that anyone cares)
#1. National Wrestling Tourney
#2. Any Iowa football game
#3. Any Iowa Baseball game
#4. NCAA BB-Men
#86. Super Bowl
 
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Also a Steelers fan. Their failure at drafting O Line talent has cost them dearly. Equivalent of Iowa oline in the NFL. They needed Linderbaum in the worst way.
the last few years of Kevin Colbert drafts were awful.
Only a handful of players remain on the roster from the last 3-4 years of drafts. That's terrible.
Omar Khan and Andy Weidel nailed last years draft but that needs to continue moving forward. Dont screw it up this year and draft the C from Oregon.....That's need 1
 
Redskins had to change their name why shouldn't the Chiefs?
Hunt agreed to relocate the franchise to Kansas City on May 22, 1963,[14][15] and on May 26, the team was renamed the Kansas City Chiefs.[16][26][28][29] Hunt and head coach Hank Stram initially planned to retain the Texans name, but a fan contest determined the new "Chiefs" name in honor of Mayor Bartle's nickname that he acquired in his professional role as Scout Executive of the St. Joseph and Kansas City Boy Scout Councils, and founder of the Scouting Society, the Tribe of Mic-O-Say.[26][29] Despite the historical use of Native American features, it has been acknowledged that the team's naming was not a direct reference to Native Americans but only to Bartle's nickname "Chief".[30][31] Business Insider journalist Meredith Cash even stated in January 2020 that Bartle "insisted on the team being named after himself" and that "Bartle was known as Chief Lone Bear within Mic-O-Say circles, and eventually the nickname "Chief" caught on among people throughout Kansas City."
 
Hunt agreed to relocate the franchise to Kansas City on May 22, 1963,[14][15] and on May 26, the team was renamed the Kansas City Chiefs.[16][26][28][29] Hunt and head coach Hank Stram initially planned to retain the Texans name, but a fan contest determined the new "Chiefs" name in honor of Mayor Bartle's nickname that he acquired in his professional role as Scout Executive of the St. Joseph and Kansas City Boy Scout Councils, and founder of the Scouting Society, the Tribe of Mic-O-Say.[26][29] Despite the historical use of Native American features, it has been acknowledged that the team's naming was not a direct reference to Native Americans but only to Bartle's nickname "Chief".[30][31] Business Insider journalist Meredith Cash even stated in January 2020 that Bartle "insisted on the team being named after himself" and that "Bartle was known as Chief Lone Bear within Mic-O-Say circles, and eventually the nickname "Chief" caught on among people throughout Kansas City."
Interesting story for sure. That doesn't explain all the native-american related clothes, chants, etc routinely associated with the Chiefs. If you read further into that piece (or one similar) Lamar Hunt pointed out that native Americans had lived in the area which also gave meaning to the name. So there was some connection.

The logo of the Washington Redskins had honorable origins..but it had to go. The redesigned logo in 1972 was actually proposed by a former Blackfoot tribal chairman and past president of the congress of American Indians.

I don't care one way or the other, but it is amusing how some things must be changed and others continue. Selective outrage is the flavor of the day.
 
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