2022 NFL Playoffs?! Thread | Championship Sunday | AFCCG 3pm CBS | NFCCG 6:30 pm Fox

[DB Cooper]

Bengals v. Niners Super Bowl.

Exactly what we all predicted 2 months ago.

The rematch...

 

[reconic supreme]

 

[dragicon]

That might’ve been the best football
Game I’ve seen in about 10 years

What happened 10 years ago?

 

[anomolie]

What happened 10 years ago?

**** I can’t tell you. Pandemic ish has scrambled my brain

 

[moe200069]

chiefs vs bills was like watching a cat almost die eight times and survive to see its 9th life. mahomes is too ******* good. it's unfair.

 

[jpzx]

Up 3 with 0:13 left… should’ve squibbed to take six seconds off, then they have one throw.

 

[651akathepaul]

I love these

 

[DeadsetAce]

Up 3 with 0:13 left… should’ve squibbed to take six seconds off, then they have one throw.

quite a few brain farts this weekend with the game on the line

 

[dragicon]

There’s already a slew of posts from people on Twitter crying about the OT rules.

Why venture onto twitter when you can see similar stuff on NT

 

[dragicon]

Then it becomes sudden death.

Like another coin flip to determine who goes first?

 

[sole searchin]

Maybe collegiate rules?

 

[elpablo21]

Like another coin flip to determine who goes first?

Cause you get goofy stuff like this on there

 

[reconic supreme]

 

[dragicon]

This was by consensus (which is hard these days), one of the best football games in recent memory. People just flock onto the internet to say how it could have been “better” or how things need to change in the future. Can’t we just enjoy that game?

 

[moe200069]

Maybe collegiate rules?

with how bad the defenses were tonite, that Mahomes vs Allen battle would've ended in triple digit scoring.

i'm here for it.

 

[DeadsetAce]

This was by consensus (which is hard these days), one of the best football games in recent memory. People just flock onto the internet to say how it could have been “better” or how things need to change in the future. Can’t we just enjoy that game?

no...because narratives and agendas

 

[elpablo21]

Maybe collegiate rules?

Ppl already hate those rules too

Nothing gonna satisfy folks man unless who they wanted to win got the advantage

 

[DeadsetAce]

Nothing gonna satisfy folks man unless who they wanted to win got the advantage

word. chiefs and their fans asked for a rule change in 2019 and now they love it im sure

everyone knows the rules and how OT works...play it accordingly (i.e. don't play full on prevent when all a team needs is a FG to tie it)

 

[elpablo21]

word. chiefs and their fans asked for a rule change in 2019 and now they love it im sure

Bro you know how much I was probably agitated Tommy boy did it again that year but **** make a damn stop or don't create such a huge deficit

There's other factors and players besides the quarterback

I feel for Josh man and that offense but this game isn't about charity cases

 

[reconic supreme]

 

[krazyrodzilla]

Mahomehoy hasn’t had the greatest Super Bowls in 2 games. 2TD/4INT and QBR of 52 and RTG of 65.5

 

[raider5]

Maybe collegiate rules?

i dont think thats the best rule for the NFL. i do think both teams deserve a shot at the ball though. Even if the team with the first attempt
gets the TD, the 2nd team should try to match, with the 3rd attempt being first do-or-die scenario

 

[aepps20]

Don't care for changing the rules when the Bills made so many mistakes on that drive it didn't matter. Squib kick to take five seconds off the clock and do an all out blitz on the last play even if you do defensive holding they give themselves a better chance. Pathetic effort from the Bills on that last sequence.

 

[raider5]

Don't care for changing the rules when the Bills made so many mistakes on that drive it didn't matter. Squib kick to take five seconds off the clock and do an all out blitz on the last play even if you do defensive holding they give themselves a better chance. Pathetic effort from the Bills on that last sequence.

didnt even think of a squib kick. why didnt they do that **** and burn 5 seconds+ off the clock?

 

[aepps20]

didnt even think of a squib kick. why didnt they do that **** and burn 5 seconds+ off the clock?

They were playing scared at the end. They were probably afraid that Hill would have a hugw return if they didn't kick it deep. They blew their last two timeouts panicking on defense only to still get beat.