Blinded By The Lombardis

In the meantime,  total dick move by Dungy:

It will be a long next few days for Dee Ford knowing that all he had to do was line up onside and his team would be going to the Super Bowl.

— Tony Dungy (@TonyDungy) January 21, 2019

Kingasaurus wrote:

Blinded By The Lombardis wrote:
Enjoying this asshole’s salty tears. He says he loves triggering Pats fans but he is so triggered.

Titania McGrath is more legit than that guy.

I’m not getting the point of the account then. “This is what a Pats hater would write”? Don’t the actual Pats haters already fill that void and then some?

-BS roughing the passer call on 3rd down
-Hogan amazing catch on 3rd down
-throws Game ending INT but gets bailed out with a flag
-wins OT coin toss

Tonight did nothing to change my opinion that Thomas Brady is the luckiest athlete in human history.

— Barry McCockiner (@SportsTalkBarry) January 21, 2019

Enjoying this asshole’s salty tears. He says he loves triggering Pats fans but he is so triggered.

Two straight Super Bowl appearances since the Jimmy G trade. Will Garoppolo even get to two Super Bowls in his post-Pats career, let alone two straight?  Can we put to bed the notion the Pats traded the wrong QB?

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— The Ringer (@ringer) January 18, 2019

“The Boston Sports Guy”
Screenplay by
Aaron Sorkin
Any ventures? Chico?

The little I heard wasn’t so hayinthebarnish.

Didn’t catch the beginning of BB’s presser. Hay in the barn or nah?

Forget Gase’s crazy eyes for a moment. What’s going on with Christopher Johnson’s enormous head?

GreatWhiteDhale wrote:
Nope I was wrong.

No. You had more days to review the film.

Here’s the calculator I’m using. ITT found this way back.

GreatWhiteDhale wrote:

That’s not right. Doesn’t even pass the sniff test. It would be in above 11.

You’re right (and wrong). I made one mistake in entering variables: high legal limit is 13.5 PSIG. So ball measured at 13.5 PSIG at 68°, then brought out to 15°, would eventually reduce in internal pressure to 10.67 PSIG. If KC balls were on low l…[Read more]

Humphrey wrote:
Long range forecast for KC:

Fri Rain and Snow

Sat Snow Showers High 23 Low -3

Sun Clear High 15 Low 6

Supposed to be a heated surface.

Best-case scenario (refs test balls at 68°, inflate/deflate to 12.5 PSIG), per IGL, balls will be 9.77 PSIG. Lower if initial temp higher or initial PSIG lower. If Pats get an INT in the first…[Read more]

More Fatty, recounting what he wrote back at the first Pats/ Chiefs game:

I almost couldn’t tell they lost. That’s because the young phenom, Patrick Mahomes, left 14 points on the field in the first half, overthrowing what would have been two touchdown passes as the Patriots jumped out to a 24-9 halftime lead. ‘The 40 we got could have been in th…

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Light and fresh and slightly citrusy.

If any beer is looking for Fatty’s signoff, they should just copy and paste this into the description.

Lebron wrote:

The Eagles dug a huge hole for themselves, but they did all the right things to try to get out of it.

Sometimes, as we saw Sunday, the other team is just better. The home field helps too.

They dug a huge hole for themselves by taking a 2 touchdown lead? And what did home field have to do with anything in that game?

I thought Pete…[Read more]

jforb wrote:

Three coaches who’ve been in Super Bowls (Bill Belichick, Andy Reid, Sean Payton) and a fourth, Sean McVay, who just might go to four of them.

Why four?

So in Fatty mentality, it’s too early and too bold to put him in Belichick territory, but safe to put him up there with Noll, Levy and Grant. All before McVay has even been to one. S…[Read more]

Canadian Soldier wrote:
To top everything off, Shank last week declared that the Chargers were the real deal, not a tomato can, and that the Patriots will have to handle a team that’s actually good in the divisional round.

So that means half of his go-to material has been taken away. Theoretically.

Rare to see Shank box himself in like that. H…[Read more]

Elway continued:

Obviously, we’ve got to—Case [Keenum] is probably a short-term fix—find the long-term guy for us.

Can you imagine Belichick doing that? Even if he thought his current QB was a “short-term fix”, he’d never verbalize it publicly.

Fatty:

And, you know, we drafted Paxton Lynch in the first round [in 2016] and [head coach] Gary [Kubiak] was on board with Paxton and I thought he was a good fit with what Gary did. And then Gary gets sick and can’t do it anymore. Now all of a sudden we change a whole system that we had drafted a quarterback for. And once that [public] tidal w…

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