Tom vs. Patrick -- Super Bowl LV thread

Suh played with Nick Fairley in Detroit and Aaron Donald in LA but neither became a dominant tandem
If anything, Suh’s year with the Rams was one of his worst

 

That was...odd

 

One-possession game that came down to a hail-mary attempt at the final whistle. Just barely met the definition of 'close game' but it does qualify.

 

It wasn’t Musburger on domestic violence, but it sure wasn’t great. How was that not game planned better?

 

It's coming from everywhere. On that, we agree.

I'm astonished that Remmers is still in the league. He was AWFUL in Charlotte ... it wasn't just the Super Bowl. He was the busiest turnstile in the stadium.

 

Probably?

 

My memories are probably skewed because I listened to the whole thing on radio while driving out of state to a funeral on short notice.

 

Yet you can like a Steelers team?

 

You don’t think they have?

 

At some point Mahomes has to figure out that turning backwards and sprinting 30 yards back from the line of scrimmage ain't working.

 

How many games have the Chiefs failed to score a TD when Mahomes plays?

 

And there's the play that typifies the night for the Chiefs.