Football NFL Is Rigged: Championship Round - Page 20

ToxSocks · 12:41 PM

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.

Pepe Silvia · 01-31-2022, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca

Even lowly paid guys like Dorian O'Daniel has probably made 2-3 million dollars in his 4 years here...why the **** would he say anything?

Not that I think any bottom of the roster players are aware of anything.

If they say anything it’s cause something went sour and they got cut off. Kind of like the former recruit that brought the SMU gravy train down.

rabblerouser · 01-31-2022, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf

That's quite a bit different than the league fixing games. A butthurt fan suing the league based on allegations of one team cheating vs. an entire league fixing games to a determined outcome.

The crux of it was that the games were not legitimate sporting contests because the Patriots cheated.

The NFL's lawyers laughed and said "NONE of the games are legitimate, no one ever said they were. It's entertainment...and are you not entertained!?"

And the Supreme Court said "sounds about right to us."

MarkDavis'Haircut · 01-31-2022, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Donger

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

100 years ago, the NFL was three years ago and barely surviving.

I don't think the league is rigged but your example doesn't really work.

rabblerouser · 01-31-2022, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo

If they say anything it’s cause something went sour and they got cut off. Kind of like the former recruit that brought the SMU gravy train down.

https://youtu.be/IA6KbNw-3TU

**LoneWolf** · 01-31-2022, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser

They didn't lose. They were sued and the NFL's lawyers said "so what? No one ever said it isn't rigged. Now **** off."

The Supreme Court agreed.

Same antitrust laws as the WWE.

Huh? Are you talking about the lawsuit brought by the Jets fan against the Patriots? That is completely different than a lawsuit against the league accusing them of fixing games.

MarkDavis'Haircut · 01-31-2022, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo

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

NFL was founded in 1920.

Mara didn't enter the league until 1925.

Rooney didn't enter until 1933.

rabblerouser · 01-31-2022, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DRM08

That’s a good example. Falcons & Patriots is a more recent one. Both of them had massive leads and fell apart. Wildest thing about the Oilers loss is that they allowed it to happen against Buffalo’s backup QB.

The guy who is HC of the Colts now.

Play your role, be a good company man, you're in the fraternity for life.

You may relocate a fair bit...but they'll always find a spot for you.

DRM08 · 01-31-2022, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser

The guy who is HC of the Colts now.

Play your role, be a good company man, you're in the fraternity for life.

You may relocate a fair bit...but they'll always find a spot for you.

What did the Oilers get out of it, especially a great player like Warren Moon?

Pepe Silvia · 01-31-2022, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Carr4MVP

NFL was founded in 1920.

Mara didn't enter the league until 1925.

Rooney didn't enter until 1933.

Publicly. They started this whole thing, they have 10 Lombardi’s that says so.

-King- · 01-31-2022, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser

That's 100% exactly what they did. Didn't you watch the ****ing game?

Bengals defense were playing 8 deep with a 3 man front, just DARING the Chiefs to keep running the ball at 6 yards a clip with an 18 point lead...and the Chiefs declined to do anything that would help them win and had Mahomes keep throwing the ball directly to the Bengals defenders.

I guess that had to be explained to you since you obviously either missed the game or don't have a ****ing clue...but yes, they had Mahomes keep throwing the ball directly at a swarm of Bengals defenders until the game was over.

Now, don't ask another stupid ****ing question in this thread. Don't read anything else and don't ****ing post - watch this YouTube and LISTEN to the Dwight Smith and Tim Brown comments on the Bucs/Raiders Super Bowl :
https://youtu.be/IA6KbNw-3TU

I like how people go back on forth on legitimate football strategy and the game being rigged.

He says "In the NFL, the team who wins is the team that gets the most pressure on the quarterback"

Why would that matter if the game was rigged?

And his whole basis of it being rigged is that the Raiders still ran Jon Grudens offense so they knew what plays were coming. Everyone knew that Bill Callahan kept Grudens offense. That's not news.

And then he talks about his picks and pick 6s as his accomplishments. If games were scripted, how was he able to do those things unless he was in on the script which obviously he wasn't in on if he considers them accomplishments.

rabblerouser · 01-31-2022, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by LoneWolf

Huh? Are you talking about the lawsuit brought by the Jets fan against the Patriots? That is completely different than a lawsuit against the league accusing them of fixing games.

The Jets season ticket holder who sued the league wanted his ****ing money back for the Patriots games through the Spygate years.

Because they were "not legitimate" sporting contests.

The NFL's attorney testified in front of the ****ing Supreme Court that NONE of the games are truly legitimate, that the NFL is LEGALLY allowed to "manipulate aspects of their onfield product for entertainment purposes only", and that fans would still watch even if they knew they games weren't legitimate sporting contests.

And the Supreme Court agreed.

Whatever the **** you think all that means, but I know what that says to me...

MarkDavis'Haircut · 01-31-2022, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by PackerinMo

You ever heard of the saying “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you”?

Yeah, I have.

Yet Al sued the league to move to LA.

Now the penalties against the Raiders did spike that year and have since stayed high. But that is a different topic.

Al fought the NFL. He wasn't going along with some rigged nonsense.

**penguinz** · 01-31-2022, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by rabblerouser

The Jets fan who sued the league wanted his ****ing money back for the Patriots games through the Spygate years.

Because they were "not legitimate" sporting contests.

The NFL's attorney testified in front of the ****ing Supreme Court that NONE of the games are truly legitimate, that the NFL is LEGALLY allowed to "manipulate aspects of their infield product for entertainment purposes only", and that fans would still watch even if they knew they games weren't legitimate sporting contests.

Whatever the **** you think all that means, but I know what that says to me...

https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=342307

Until you grow up enough that you do not let the outcome of a sporting event impact you this way you should not be making any comments about the legitimacy of the game.

AdolfOliverBush · 01-31-2022, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by -King-

I like how people go back on forth on legitimate football strategy and the game being rigged.

He says "In the NFL, the team who wins is the team that gets the most pressure on the quarterback"

Why would that matter if the game was rigged?

And his whole basis of it being rigged is that the Raiders still ran Jon Grudens offense so they knew what plays were coming. Everyone knew that Bill Callahan kept Grudens offense. That's not news.

And then he talks about his picks and pick 6s as his accomplishments. If games were scripted, how was he able to do those things unless he was in on the script which obviously he wasn't in on if he considers them accomplishments.

Great points. In a rigged league, people like Reid and Veach don't do a goddamn thing, and are only there for appearances.

rabblerouser · 01-31-2022, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by -King-

I like how people go back on forth on legitimate football strategy and the game being rigged.

He says "In the NFL, the team who wins is the team that gets the most pressure on the quarterback"

Why would that matter if the game was rigged?

And his whole basis of it being rigged is that the Raiders still ran Jon Grudens offense so they knew what plays were coming. Everyone knew that Bill Callahan kept Grudens offense. That's not news.

And then he talks about his picks and pick 6s as his accomplishments. If games were scripted, how was he able to do those things unless he was in on the script which obviously he wasn't in on if he considers them accomplishments.

You are truly a ****ing moron if that's what you heard.

He talks about those accomplishments and pick 6s as in "I'm not a salty loser. I "won" but we knew every single play there were going to run."

You are ****ing stupid with no actual cognitive context.

Wow. Please. Antifreeze. Drink.

01-26-2022, 12:34 PM
ToxSocks Needs more middle fingers Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: San Diego Casino cash: $2123063	NFL Is Rigged: Championship Round 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. Last edited by ToxSocks; 01-26-2022 at 12:41 PM..
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