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This is the hidden content, please

I don't follow the Felon League anymore but OMG is there alot of talk about the officiating in the Bengals-KC game. I mean locally, not just on social media. A "script" needs to be followed. One of the last games I watched is when a New Orleans WR got TRUCKED by a Ram CB well before a red zone pass arrived, and you know the rest of that story. They are not going to be able to hide the game fixing much longer. The NBA ref finally spoke up years ago, it will happen again.  

  

 

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Raiders Super Bowl sabotaged by their own coach?  He changed up the whole game plan the Friday before the Super Bowl.  Went from a run heavy to pass oriented plan throwing 60 times a game.  The center makes the call for the line and he begged the coach not to change things because there's not enough time to learn the required blocking assignments and change-ups. So, is this concern real?  Or is this something that normal 2 days before the SB? 

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On 2/12/2024 at 3:57 PM, WOSdrummer99 said:

 

 

I've listened to a few clips concerning this SB.  During the previous 2 SB's the AFL got wiped out.  They were saying if the third SB was a wipe out then that would probably have been the end of Super Bowls.  So, the NFL had to "legitimize" the AFL by ensuring the Jets won.  Baltimore was one of the best, if not the best, team in the NFL.  So...

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