NFL Is Rigged: Championship Round

[ToxSocks]

The Divisional round went mostly as we expected, and the Refs didn’t even need to interfere this time. Clearly, that means the players and coaches played their roles perfectly this time around to set up the results we see today.

The Bills and Chiefs put on a helluva show, but this game was obviously decided well before it was played. Our DB’s did a great job of purposely blowing coverages. That epic Hughes flop was some acting for the ages.

Tannehill did his part as well to make sure to turn the game over to the Bengals with his “oddly” timed interceptions.

As I said two weeks ago, the NFL is setting us up for a large market vs small market SB. It’s guaranteed now.

Black Magic Voodoo Pussy was set aside as Brady took one for the team this year, just as I stated last week. Brady doesn’t lose unless Brady says its ok for him to lose. Looks like he appeased the Jesuits for this season and called off his witches. Though Gisele did mettle in the 2nd half to cause some fumbles just to keep it interesting for ratings sake.

The NFL has set up an NFCCG game featuring the two largest west coast markets in L.A vs S.F. Sheer brilliance. L.A now gets to host the NFCCG and then AGAIN the SB two weeks later. Helluva way to pay off Kronke land.

Rams vs 49ers
Chiefs vs Bengals

Predetermined Outcome 1: Chiefs vs Rams SB.
This game was determined back in ’18 when the Chiefs and Rams put up what was at the time the greatest game ever played. The SB was already promised to Brady that year, so plans were put into place to make sure this game happen in the 2021/2022 season. And now here we are. Rams get to host a SB in L.A with their new stadium, and they bring in the biggest star in the NFL to promote it. For the 2nd straight year the Chiefs will have to play in a SB against the home team.


Predetermined Outcome 2: Chiefs vs 49ers SB
The '19 Mahomes SB performance was legendary. The NFL would love to have that back for an epic rematch. Sending a team to their 2nd straight homefield advantage SB is too obvious for the NFL. Shannahan's record vs McVay is the only excuse the NFL needs to throw people off their rigged trail. It's an ez explanation for the Rams epic loss. What's better than the Rams in L.A in the SB? SF in L.A in the SB. SF has a bigger fan base who travels and spends $$$. Combine the SF fan base, the city of L.A and the NFL's biggest star (Mahomes) and you're guaranteed success.

[MarkDavis'Haircut]

I guess the hardest thing to accept about the NFL being fixed is why would some owners/teams agree to be stooges for decades? I suppose if the money is that good but Mark Davis, for example, is a fan in the owner chair. The money is irrelevant to him. He wants to win. And if it was fixed for decades, Al Davis would have leaked that faster than the Raodrunner.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

The last 2 Chiefs playoff games looked staged as **** to be honest. Friday night lights level bullshit

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brother

The last 2 Chiefs playoff games looked staged as **** to be honest. Friday night lights level bullshit

How do you figure with the game yesterday?

KC only had 2 penalties against them... just 2 and the refs easily missed what most would say was an easy facemask penalty on one of those last drives.

Bengals only had 4 penalties against them.

Six total penalties, so they were letting them play. Not suggesting that calls were not missed, I'm sure they were on both sides - same as most weeks. But, what was possibly scripted yesterday with so few penalties?

Sounds to me like you're one of those that just won't accept a loss. I mean, have you ever walked away from a Chiefs' win saying "wow, the refs really screwed the other team in our favor" or are all wins by KC just flat out 100% legit?

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

How do you figure with the game yesterday?

KC only had 2 penalties against them... just 2 and the refs easily missed what most would say was an easy facemask penalty on one of those last drives.

Bengals only had 4 penalties against them.

Six total penalties, so they were letting them play. Not suggesting that calls were not missed, I'm sure they were on both sides - same as most weeks. But, what was possibly scripted yesterday with so few penalties?

Sounds to me like you're one of those that just won't accept a loss. I mean, have you ever walked away from a Chiefs' win saying "wow, the refs really screwed the other team in our favor" or are all wins by KC just flat out 100% legit?

Sorry I was there with a view of everything. Nothing else explains Mahomes play in the wind half other than Johnny football taking over at QB.

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by Pasta Little Brother

Sorry I was there with a view of everything. Nothing else explains Mahomes play in the wind half other than Johnny football taking over at QB.

Like most, I don't know how you explain the 2H... although according to the stats they showed, it was similar to what KC did in the 2H a few weeks ago.

I thought Patrick might have had his bell rung quite honestly, he just didn't look right with some of those passes and the way he was running around.

[Chiefnj2]

Bengals went from zone to man drop 8 in the second half and the offense couldn't adjust.

[Bwana]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Bengals went from zone to man drop 8 in the second half and the offense couldn't adjust.

They could have, but it would have required running the ball. A concept that evidently Andy couldn't grasp. Very strange 2nd half. It reminded me a lot of the Colts game several years ago. A good first half, then the ugliest thing I have seen in years 2nd half.

[Rainbarrel]

I can see the Bengals as the perfect flawed patsy for a home Super Bowl win.

[threebag]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Bengals went from zone to man drop 8 in the second half and the offense couldn't adjust.

The coaching staff is only capable of making adjustments at half time. They don’t make adjustments during the game. Yesterday they adjusted themselves at half to play themselves out of the playoffs.

[rabblerouser]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

How do you figure with the game yesterday?


Sounds to me like you're one of those that just won't accept a loss. I mean, have you ever walked away from a Chiefs' win saying "wow, the refs really screwed the other team in our favor" or are all wins by KC just flat out 100% legit?

I'd say, Mahomes just dancing around, avoiding sacks to buy time and lose yards was really weird. Not even throwing the ball away...but running INTO sacks.

Andy Reid, refusing to run at those COVER 8 defenses...

[Mile High Mania]

Originally Posted by rabblerouser

I'd say, Mahomes just dancing around, avoiding sacks to buy time and lose yards was really weird. Not even throwing the ball away...but running INTO sacks.

Andy Reid, refusing to run at those COVER 8 defenses...

Yeah, at first I thought they were trying to kill clock with the idea they could score at will and not give CIN much time on the clock to score.

[Rainbarrel]

Covid disappears and the overtime rules are now looking right all along. This is not a bad game ya got here

[Pepe Silvia]

Originally Posted by Carr4MVP

I guess the hardest thing to accept about the NFL being fixed is why would some owners/teams agree to be stooges for decades? I suppose if the money is that good but Mark Davis, for example, is a fan in the owner chair. The money is irrelevant to him. He wants to win. And if it was fixed for decades, Al Davis would have leaked that faster than the Raodrunner.

They are content with a seat at the table.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by PackerinMo

They are content with a seat at the table.

Know many millionaires/billionaires that are just content?

[Pepe Silvia]

Originally Posted by jd1020

Know many millionaires/billionaires that are just content?

They don’t have a choice in this case. You follow the good ol boy rules if you want to be an owner in the NFL. That’s why they only let certain people in.