I know this is what's really helping to feed the butthurt in this thread, but it was 7-3 in the first ****ing quarter... how many times in GDTs are people crying about the Chiefs' terrible defense being gashed and so forth early in the game, and the Chiefs still win.

Being guaranteed the 1 seed and a bye is pretty damn nice given how much the NFL botched the entire thing.

My bad...

Danny Amendola ... They dated for quite awhile...

https://worldrepublicnews.com/who-is...personal-life/

People have posted this ****tarded "tHe GaMe WaS oVeR" nonsense about a 4-point 1st quarter lead so many times I have given up.

Clark Hunt should raise hell if the neutral site is Pittsburgh.

The narrative i'm seeing all over is that the Chiefs were the team that got handed something. This is not the case, rules were already in place for not wanting to play "the game". I'm having none of the Chiefs got what they wanted and no one else did.

You left out *breaks table while sitting on dildo*

i wonder if by giving the bengals the short end of the stick, the nfl is low key sending a message of "don't do this again."

The Chiefs got handed a "no contest" when the possibility of a Bill's loss was taken away from us. That's all it really comes down to.

What did the Bengals do?

The point is, most would have preferred to earn it. The Bills being down 2 starting dbacks were in a tough spot. Knowing the condition of Damar was stabile and improving on Tuesday why do you think they decided not to resume the game?

It's so gross.

Just for fun, I downloaded this list of stadiums https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ms_by_capacity , and then did a random draw that weights the probability of selection by stadium capacity.

If we do a random draw of football stadiums that seat 50,000 or more people, here are our top five random choices.

AT&T Stadium 80,000 Arlington Texas 2009 Football Dallas Cowboys*(NFL)

Jones AT&T Stadium 61,000 Lubbock Texas 1947 Football Texas Tech Red Raiders*(NCAA)

Sanford Stadium[8] 92,746 Athens Georgia 1929 Football Georgia Bulldogs*(NCAA)

Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium 86,112 Norman Oklahoma 1925 Football Oklahoma Sooners*(NCAA)

Lumen Field 72,000 Seattle Washington 2002 Football Seattle Seahawks*(NFL)

Zero chance its Pittsburgh, people are just having fun.

Its either gonna be:

Falcons
Colts
Vikings

OR a FL/CA site.

agree to not complete the game. they can't punish the bills for it, so cincy has to get screwed.

If we do a random draw of any football stadium regardless of size (of 18,000 people ore more), here are our top five random choices.

Arizona Stadium 57,803 Tucson Arizona 1928 Football Arizona Wildcats*(NCAA)

Husky Stadium 70,083 Seattle Washington 1920 Football Washington Huskies*(NCAA)

Memorial Stadium[12] 86,047 Lincoln Nebraska 1923 Football Nebraska Cornhuskers*(NCAA)

CEFCU Stadium 30,456 San Jose California 1933 Football San Jose State Spartans*(NCAA)

Snapdragon Stadium 35,000 San Diego California 2022 Football San Diego State Aztecs*(NCAA)