Picked the right teams but not the right scores. Oh well... ?é?»\_(?ú)_/?é?»Guest wrote:Packers by 10
Niners by 3
Chiefs by 6
Titans by 3
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His talent will age well what I said still stands!?»?¥?Å i am racist can't talk! Embarrassing!WannabeAnon wrote:Lol this did not age well.Guest wrote:I LOVE Lamar Jackson!!!! He is SAVAGE a BEAST!!! Transcendent talent! Once in a generation! BUT MAN i am racist sounds DUMB AF!!!!!! I can't understand what he is saying half the time! What a shame! SAD! And before you come for me I am black so yeah I said it!!!!
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49ers' Katie Sowers first woman and first openly gay coach in Super Bowl history
https://www.outsports.com/platform/amp/2020...impression=true
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I grew up watching it with my family, and we used to go to games now and again. Sometimes I'll make chili the night before a game and we will have super spicy chili and some coronas and just have a great afternoon watching. It's social and there is tradition involved. The rivalries can go pretty deep at times.Guest wrote:why would someone watch football? is it just socializing?
Something that happened to me by accident is over the years I've really picked up on how the game works and what kind of preparation goes in to a game and I've learned about strategy and rules. It really is a surprisingly deep and complex game on many levels.
I don't think you even have to be that much of a sports fan to enjoy the game and the atmosphere. There's a bit of a sense of occasion involved as there are only 8 home games per season (and an additional 8 away games). It's like a party kinda. Genuine fun.
That's cool!Guest wrote:49ers' Katie Sowers first woman and first openly gay coach in Super Bowl history
https://www.outsports.com/platform/amp/2020...impression=true
oh now it makes more sense.Guest wrote:I grew up watching it with my family, and we used to go to games now and again. Sometimes I'll make chili the night before a game and we will have super spicy chili and some coronas and just have a great afternoon watching. It's social and there is tradition involved. The rivalries can go pretty deep at times.Guest wrote:why would someone watch football? is it just socializing?
Something that happened to me by accident is over the years I've really picked up on how the game works and what kind of preparation goes in to a game and I've learned about strategy and rules. It really is a surprisingly deep and complex game on many levels.
I don't think you even have to be that much of a sports fan to enjoy the game and the atmosphere. There's a bit of a sense of occasion involved as there are only 8 home games per season (and an additional 8 away games). It's like a party kinda. Genuine fun.
yeah I don't get it. watch a movie? it has to be something about the backstories or the strategy and etc. or you have crushes on those men playing or if they're a guy want to be like them. So it's social what if someone in the family or spouse doesn't watch it? Is it like a social outcast then?
Do they not have sports from where you're from.Guest wrote:oh now it makes more sense.Guest wrote:I grew up watching it with my family, and we used to go to games now and again. Sometimes I'll make chili the night before a game and we will have super spicy chili and some coronas and just have a great afternoon watching. It's social and there is tradition involved. The rivalries can go pretty deep at times.Guest wrote:why would someone watch football? is it just socializing?
Something that happened to me by accident is over the years I've really picked up on how the game works and what kind of preparation goes in to a game and I've learned about strategy and rules. It really is a surprisingly deep and complex game on many levels.
I don't think you even have to be that much of a sports fan to enjoy the game and the atmosphere. There's a bit of a sense of occasion involved as there are only 8 home games per season (and an additional 8 away games). It's like a party kinda. Genuine fun.
yeah I don't get it. watch a movie? it has to be something about the backstories or the strategy and etc. or you have crushes on those men playing or if they're a guy want to be like them. So it's social what if someone in the family or spouse doesn't watch it? Is it like a social outcast then?
DA You should have ignored the obvious bait OP. Not worth your time.Guest wrote:Do they not have sports from where you're from.Guest wrote:oh now it makes more sense.Guest wrote:I grew up watching it with my family, and we used to go to games now and again. Sometimes I'll make chili the night before a game and we will have super spicy chili and some coronas and just have a great afternoon watching. It's social and there is tradition involved. The rivalries can go pretty deep at times.Guest wrote:why would someone watch football? is it just socializing?
Something that happened to me by accident is over the years I've really picked up on how the game works and what kind of preparation goes in to a game and I've learned about strategy and rules. It really is a surprisingly deep and complex game on many levels.
I don't think you even have to be that much of a sports fan to enjoy the game and the atmosphere. There's a bit of a sense of occasion involved as there are only 8 home games per season (and an additional 8 away games). It's like a party kinda. Genuine fun.
yeah I don't get it. watch a movie? it has to be something about the backstories or the strategy and etc. or you have crushes on those men playing or if they're a guy want to be like them. So it's social what if someone in the family or spouse doesn't watch it? Is it like a social outcast then?
yeah we do football (soccer) and hockey as in actual sports lolGuest wrote:Do they not have sports from where you're from.Guest wrote:oh now it makes more sense.Guest wrote:I grew up watching it with my family, and we used to go to games now and again. Sometimes I'll make chili the night before a game and we will have super spicy chili and some coronas and just have a great afternoon watching. It's social and there is tradition involved. The rivalries can go pretty deep at times.Guest wrote:why would someone watch football? is it just socializing?
Something that happened to me by accident is over the years I've really picked up on how the game works and what kind of preparation goes in to a game and I've learned about strategy and rules. It really is a surprisingly deep and complex game on many levels.
I don't think you even have to be that much of a sports fan to enjoy the game and the atmosphere. There's a bit of a sense of occasion involved as there are only 8 home games per season (and an additional 8 away games). It's like a party kinda. Genuine fun.
yeah I don't get it. watch a movie? it has to be something about the backstories or the strategy and etc. or you have crushes on those men playing or if they're a guy want to be like them. So it's social what if someone in the family or spouse doesn't watch it? Is it like a social outcast then?
Guest wrote:Who are you taking?
Basic views:
49ers - they have vets and an older QB compared to Mahones. They also have the hunger more.
Chiefs - Mahones.
Chiefs- Mainly because I'm a Chiefs fan!...and because Mahomes is awesome!
But if the KC defense doesn't show up (which has happened) we are screwed!
Even though the above weirdo is a troll, I wanted to answer that because I'm sure some non-troll anons wonder the same thing.Guest wrote:oh now it makes more sense.Guest wrote:I grew up watching it with my family, and we used to go to games now and again. Sometimes I'll make chili the night before a game and we will have super spicy chili and some coronas and just have a great afternoon watching. It's social and there is tradition involved. The rivalries can go pretty deep at times.Guest wrote:why would someone watch football? is it just socializing?
Something that happened to me by accident is over the years I've really picked up on how the game works and what kind of preparation goes in to a game and I've learned about strategy and rules. It really is a surprisingly deep and complex game on many levels.
I don't think you even have to be that much of a sports fan to enjoy the game and the atmosphere. There's a bit of a sense of occasion involved as there are only 8 home games per season (and an additional 8 away games). It's like a party kinda. Genuine fun.
yeah I don't get it. watch a movie? it has to be something about the backstories or the strategy and etc. or you have crushes on those men playing or if they're a guy want to be like them. So it's social what if someone in the family or spouse doesn't watch it? Is it like a social outcast then?
It's a clich-off, who has the better clich game? 
Pat Mahomes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IYZglkyLKg
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Jimmy G: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEAx0lL7lww
Pat Mahomes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IYZglkyLKg
or
Jimmy G: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEAx0lL7lww
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