Now, I'm rooting for the Lions, even though it will knock me out of the Soda Bowl.

Lions/Bills Super Bowl. Fans of every team except the teams they play in the playoffs should be on board for this. A true underdog vs Bills Mafia.

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The Rams were the only team in the NFL without a turnover in the red-zone this season ...... that's extremely impressive.

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I have always wanted the Lions to advance. I just thought the Rams were playing too well right now and have more experience. So if I lose this Omaha and I go to the tie breaker and it'll take some math to figure out how far we are off. Ha. Man I didnt see these kind of scores at all

Did anyone else notice McCarthy was not covering his mouth when calling plays? I know nearly every other coach does a good job of hiding their mouths, but that moron wasn’t even close to covering his.

Yeah, neither did I.

Browns, Cowboys and Rams shit the bed. But, that's okay, wanted the Cowboys and Rams out. This whole NFL season has been crazy.

Not sure you can say the Rams shit the bed from an overall standpoint. They were 3 point dogs and lost by 1. They did shit the bed on the red zone though, which between that and the Lions only putting up 3 points in the 2nd half fucked me on my parlay :mad:

This shit stressed me out all season, with us specifically. I swear they kept the camera on Steichen and he'd do this too.

He seemed to be more aware of it towards the end of the season but I also think he gets so engaged and focused on what's going on that he doesn't consciously think about it as much as he should.

I would say that Reich was much worse in this regard than I've ever seen Steichen.

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If the Browns had had somebody besides Joe Flacco at QB, they might have won the game, or at least made it competitive ...... in my rat's ass of an opinion, Joe Flacco against good teams at this stage of his career was/is a recipe for disaster.

The Browns beat the Texans in the regular season with Flacco at QB, but that was the Texans without C.J. Stroud, and the Texans without C.J. Stroud are a different team on both sides of the ball. After winning 3 straight division titles in 1975, 1976, and 1977, the 1978 Baltimore Colts fell apart on both sides of the ball without Bert Jones, and that was no coincidence.

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