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I see your point about strong defensive line. I thought KC self destructed, what a train wreck. I could not bare to watch much of the second half.MeDotOrg wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 5:20 amThe biggest difference in the game was the relative health of Tampa's D-line against the decimated Kansas City O-line. Mahomes looked a little gimpy with his toe, and he just didn't have time to throw. Credit to Tampa, they threw a blanket over Hill and Kelsey. A lot of defensive passing penalties on Kansas City, but there was a lot of holding going on.
Brady wins again. Big boring old GOAT. Not much of a game, quite frankly, once you saw the dominance of the Tampa Bay defensive line. Nice win for Arians, oldest coach to win a Super Bowl.
Horrors! No wonder the Chiefs lost! So it's all your fault!Philo Sofee wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 9:47 pmAll yous guys n gals missed a golden opportunity to dig me in the ribs. I spelled Mahomes name wrong. What a ding-a-ling I am..... I hope that doesn't jinx his game or I'mma gonna be mad!
TAMPA, Florida—Looking for even one place to express their jubilation over the first Buccaneers championship in nearly two decades, excited Tampa Bay residents reportedly wished Sunday that they had an actual city to tear apart in celebration. “What am I supposed to do—knock down a palm tree?” said diehard Bucs fan Greg Fulton, echoing the sentiment of dozens of Tampa natives, who despaired over the lack of any centralized or meaningful public space to destroy. “I guess I could smash in the windows of a Denny’s, but what’s the point? We don’t really have one street here where everyone congregates. I don’t want to drive all the way downtown if no one else is going to be there. Not like there’s much worth vandalizing over there to begin with.” At press time, frustrated Tampa Bay residents had resorted to flipping over their own cars.
As in parallel to and only about a foot off the ground, for 35 yards, after basically running a 50 yard dash to out-dodge two bucks trying to tackle him. Unbelievable, right? If I recall correctly, he did that twice in that possession. That's when I started to really worry because it was clear he would die trying before backing down. He's only a couple of weeks out of a very serious concussion protocol.Gunnar wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 6:12 amHorrors! No wonder the Chiefs lost! So it's all your fault!Philo Sofee wrote: ↑Sun Feb 07, 2021 9:47 pmAll yous guys n gals missed a golden opportunity to dig me in the ribs. I spelled Mahomes name wrong. What a ding-a-ling I am..... I hope that doesn't jinx his game or I'mma gonna be mad!
Seriously, though, Judging by what I have learned about Mahomes (most of which came from reading this thread) it appears that in this game, he seems to have played considerably below his capacity and potential. I did see some impressive bits of brilliance from him though. The most impressive thing I remember is the time he accurately whipped the ball right to the hands of his intended receiver despite being in mid fall and off balance while being sacked and tackled.
Football and basketball are so subjective. It seems you never know which set of rules they plan to enforce. Didn't Kansas City's defense hold a lot through the regular season?A lot of defensive passing penalties on Kansas City, but there was a lot of holding going on.
Agreed. What's allowed in one game doesn't necessarily go in another. Get to baseball and the strike zones can really be subjective. If you're a player, you have to adjust to how the game is being called. I'd agree that KC got tagged with some calls that they got away with previously. That's got to be tough if you're a defensive back.ajax18 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 5:45 pmFootball and basketball are so subjective. It seems you never know which set of rules they plan to enforce. Didn't Kansas City's defense hold a lot through the regular season?A lot of defensive passing penalties on Kansas City, but there was a lot of holding going on.