Kansas City Chief’s Quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) throws a pass during the first half against Houston Texans at Geha Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jay BigGerstaff-Imagn Pictures Dear reader: I have to get clean with you.
My prediction for a Ravens-Eagles Super Bowl, published on this site less than two weeks ago, is a bowl. It was a false vision of a long preferred matchup.
Instead, this timeline – as always – is the worst timeline. I’ve seen the light: Kansas City Chiefs will win Super Bowl Lix. Because of course they are.
The managers seemed wobbly, if not purely deceptive, all season. They had the third best score in their own division! Although that margin was buckled by resting its starters in week 18 and losing 38-0, the 15 victories would have more than compensated for it if they not all came in the skin on their teeth.
But when I saw Chiefs beat the Texans 23-14 in the division’s round (improved to 7-0 in games officiated by Clay Martin), I understood why none of it mattered.
When Troy Aikman-a Ex-quarterback who suffered from 10 concussions in his gaming career-saying that Ref’s protects Patrick Mahomes too much, you know that there is a deep sitting problem here.
Now the main judge for Super Bowl will be Ron Torbert, and he is no Martin: Chiefs is apparently 5-5 when Torbert is their ref. But you can throw out this record when Kansas City loses by four; It is third-and-8, and mahomes are easily taken to the ground on an incomplete pass.
All these fans like Boo at Stadion? All these fast on social media, start looking up where you live? You know that his hand will move once or twice and then start to reach his flag, as if he obsessed with something deep into his subconscious. It doesn’t have to be part of any major league-rigging conspiracy to admit that judges have been too deferred for this law.
There is also the question of Travis Kelce. He spent the last season filming “Grotesquerie”, “Are you smarter than a celebrity?” And at least 90 advertising, and see and see that he was invisible for most of the regular season. Maybe he refueled your fiancé’s fantasy ball team. I do not speak from personal experience or anything.
Well, after spending four months heating, Kelce had his best show of the season in the division round with seven catches of 117 meters and a touchdown. He is back, and there is nothing we can do about it.
You can scrape away any states you want about the bills, eagles or commanders, and that would not swing me. We are intended for another year with harmful discourse about how Josh Allen (and Lamar Jackson) just can’t win the big one. Another year’s foaming takes on the Jalen Hurts’ and Nick Sirianni’s shortcomings.
Kansas City Chiefs will win its third Super Bowl in a row. It does not feel like a milestone in NFL history, and the celebration will be limited to Kansas and Missouri. But the world will continue to turn around and we will continue to consume this monotonous league and dream again next year.
