Yeah, that tackle on the Bengals' lineman after the interception looked awkward. Definitely shook him up.

Roger Goodell was in the press box, every time I’ve seen him in the press box shady shit always happens, he was there to make sure that game went as planned.

Plenty of former players have admitted that it’s rigged. Tim Brown, Jerry Rice, Alex Karras, Dick Butkus, Bubba Smith. Just to name a few. The league sweeps it under the rug.

Yep it could've easily been that play, looked like he took a knee to the dome

If this game was rigged, it would have been a lot more convincing to have KC struggle the entire game instead of only the 2nd half.

That's just what they want you to think.

And that is exactly why it's easily swept under the rug.

So you think your howling on a Chiefs message board about how fake this game is and how the QB of "your favorite team" just took a dive is going to uncover the fraud?

Ray Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Dwight Smith...

Oh, so I guess the Chiefs just completely forgot how to play and coach football at halftime then?

And that was right after the league just gifted them a Super Bowl.

So, Mahomes' motivation for tanking this game is what?

Nope I don't, bit it does emphasize how the NFL can do it. There's to much to lose for people do it can't be true. Keeping the status quo is easier.

Larry Johnson is very outspoken about how it's fake.

The pig farmer is more convincing when it comes to Bigfoot.

You never know, think Michael Jordan and his gambling debts.

You mean killed?

And they're doing a great job, considering it's being discussed on an internet message board.

And I'm sure all the former players saying it are also morons, people will believe what's most convenient.

That’s what I am saying. If this was rigged, it sure as hell was not subtle. Mahomes with 98/100 QBR in first half and 1/100 QBR in second half. If you are going to rig it, gotta be less extreme than that. That was an epic chokejob.

Well not him but they would hurt his family. I once saw a movie about Pete Rose, there was a scene where his bookie was discussing with a mobster about taking him out for his gambling debts. Whether it’s gambling or throwing a game if you cost these people tons of money you never know.

Yeah, like believing "KC threw the game" instead of "KC shit the bed in the second half".

They only promoted the Bengals would come back about 7900 times.

So, "they" got to Mahomes and said that if you don't tank the game, your family will be killed.

That's the most likely explanation, obviously. LMAO

Probably told him there would be more tiktok videos to come.

They think it happened to Sonny Liston in the early 70s, he was supposed to throw a fight and was found dead in his bed with drugs staged in his kitchen.

No, you ****ing moron.

"They" pay him a lot of money to perform. He's a performer. Just like Dwight Smith said, the games aren't decided on the field. It's ****ing entertainment.

"They" don't "get to" anyone.

"They" gave him a $500m contract.

Quit being so ****ing stupid.

As an entertainment product the NFL really kills though. Bunch of exciting games, built a bunch of new stars.

Pretty sure a complete lunatic like Antonio Brown wouldn’t be able to keep this a secret.

Really pissed all over that Trevor Lawrence guy though. Didn't even need to make him a star. He was already one with all the hype. People were circling his name 2 years before his draft class.

That’s how it really done, I’m just messing with donger. LMAO

Was that rant supposed to make any sense?

Yes, he's a very rich young man. So, it's unlikely that money would be a motivation, wouldn't you say? Surely you aren't suggesting that "they" told him that if he didn't tank the game, "they" would stop paying him, right?

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Mecca is a 40 year old loser who plays video games all day and watches WWE

That is who thinks its rigged.

Look what happened when Cam Newton pouted after throwing the SB for Manning. He was one of the rising stars in the game and they made him persona non grata, just like that.

Yeah, and he's a very reliable source.

So, he threw the game... got it. The Broncos demolished the guy. And, since then he has been far from anything like he was prior.

Anyone who truly believes the NFL is rigged and keeps watching is a ****ing idiot. Show your conviction and stop being an NFL fan, or you're a disingenuous whiner.

Why wouldn’t he just have thrown a couple pick 6’s then went back to playing decent.

Someone should tell Pat that next time he throws a game he doesn’t have to put on clown shoes and run around in circles and take dumb sacks for an entire half of football.

And there ya go, any former players isn't a credible source etc...it's what you wann believe. To many fans have to much to lose to even entertain this conversation.

I only remember him getting injured a lot. That will derail any career. What did he say about the Super Bowl?

He also didn’t try to recover his own fumble as well.

Why do WWE and AEW have fans? Why are there television shows at all?

So a former player saying it isn't rigged would be just as convincing to you?

Any why was that? He saw the swarm and after being hammered all game, he just backed off for self preservation. Says a lot about the player.

Everyone knows pro wrestling isn't a competitive sport. It's theater with spray tans and steroids.

Everyone knows that WWE is scripted. Theres a difference about being open about it and some tinfoil hat message board mouth breathers talking about some conspiracy of fraud.

Well, not everyone...

But it wasn't always that way...about 100 years ago pro wrestling was presented like MMA is.

Are you under the impression that former NFL players cannot be conspiracy nuts?

He was really angry in his post game interview. Let’s just say he didn’t handle being told what to do by his NFL masters too well.

ROFL

Any adult who ever believed pro wrestling was legit was a ****ing moron.

Are you sure? I thought that "professional" wrestling originated at carnivals.

Wouldn't it be funny if in 100 years people said man anyone whoever thought THE NFL was real was a total dipshit.

They gifted you that SB cause of Manning and because you threw the SB to Seattle. When your offense hiked the ball over Mannings head on the first play. That was the signal to the Gamblers that you agreed to throw the game.

What did people say about the NFL 100 years ago? I suppose it wasn't rigged then.

What would be really hilarious is if you showed your conviction, and stopped watching or following Chiefs football.

Yes and no, wrestling was a carnival act to a point. It was generally a dude that would challenge people if anyone could beat him. The guy was usually a trained badass and would just beat the **** out of whoever accepted..that's where terms like mark came from.

After that it moved to competition with guys like Gotch and Hackenschmidt where it was presented like MMA is.

He put the football on the ground and jumped away from it...

Doesn't even pretend to make an effort to grab it, watch his hands.

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Got ya... ok, so based on what you're seeing - who wins the SB? And, for next year - who is getting paid back for their efforts and will participate in next year's SB?

So you are saying that "professional" wrestling was always rigged.

Rams..they did the Brady job 4 years ago...

Yes, he 'put it on the ground'...

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In the very early days of competition it wasn't rigged. But the matches lasted hours and it was boring...I forget the name but a guy figured out it'd be more exciting for the people if they rigged it, and pro wrestling was born. It was then still presented as real for a long time after.

Ok, so Denver played their role vs SEA and then 2 years later go their payback. Rams did their job 4 years ago and now they'll get their payback.

When is CAR getting their payback? I mean, there has to be some sort of payback math to work with yeah? How does that all work?

What is KC's projected payback given how Mahomes played... surely that 2nd half was a job and they set it up well with how the team played in the 2H a few weeks ago. That was superb planning, by the way... good job on not looking too obvious.

Are the Bills up next for what they allowed to happen last week in 13 seconds?

The Chiefs got a bowl then jobbed to Brady that's even..

Carolina doesn't have a young star QB, a HOFer at the end or a huge market...Cam Newton losing his shit derailed any of that.

And people started questioning the legitimacy of it around 1920, right?

Has the NFL always been rigged?

So you're not a Chiefs fan any more, right?

The NFL works as one entity, all of the separate teams are an illusion.

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Ok, so KC is no longer owed anything. (mark that)
And, CAR is screwed until they get a young star QB to be good again and then when they're good again, they'll get their payback. (mark that)

Thanks... what about the Bills?

The Bills obviously gang-raped Goodell's mother at some point. No payback for them, ever.

The Bills will get a bowl...

Well, yeah. Most likely. Seem like a really good team. But they'll throw it, of course. Because it's rigged.

But you won't watch it happen, right? Surely you can't be an NFL fan any longer, knowing what you know now.

Yes, the Rooney’s and the Maras started the NFL because they needed something to gamble on on Sundays.

It's a QB driven league, so the AFC is going to see a lot of Chiefs, Bengals, Bills and Chargers for a while in these championship games.

We know tv shows and movies are fake and we still watch.