Championship Sunday

[crushedspirit]

Bills go down to the wire against a top-2 QB all time and one of the best coaching tandems out there in Reid/Spags

They just have to accept they're second best in the AFC after losing to KC 4 times in the last 5 seasons come playoff time

[whatever]

That officiating was pretty suspect…wow

[WindyCitySteel]

Winning a SB will always be better than losing a conference championship. Stop talking crazy .

You still don’t understand the premise.

[WindyCitySteel]

Bills go down to the wire against a top-2 QB all time and one of the best coaching tandems out there in Reid/Spags

They just have to accept they're second best in the AFC after losing to KC 4 times in the last 5 seasons come playoff time

Mahomes/Reid just a cut above Allen/McDermott. It is what it is.

Philly is better at what, 75% of the 22 starting positions, but not at QB. Can they contain Mahomes enough and scheme success for Hurts?

Gonna be a good game.

[Starlifter]

after the steelers - really wanted a buffalo/Detroit game. Oh well. two teams I despise.

7 months of hell till 2025 kicks off.

kinda happy for JuJu and KP however. They escaped mediocrity and are on championship teams.

[feltdizz]

after the steelers - really wanted a buffalo/Detroit game. Oh well. two teams I despise.

7 months of hell till 2025 kicks off.

kinda happy for JuJu and KP however. They escaped mediocrity and are on championship teams.

People claim KP made a huge mistake but I bet he is getting much better coaching at the QB position in Philly.

[hawaiiansteel]

The Bills Should Fire Sean McDermott and Promote Joe Brady!

[Buzz]

Bills D looked like the Steelers, lol.

That spot on 4th down tho.. lmao.

Bills should have done more to win the game, but it's clear that the NFL wanted the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, refs were helping them out in every playoff game

[WindyCitySteel]

How many wide open throws was the GOAT given last night? Including the game clincher? Don’t think I saw that many all year in Pittsburgh.

We’re so far away from these elite teams it’s not funny.

KC has the best QB, best OC (Reid), and best DC in the league.

[WindyCitySteel]

Point is the tomlin fans act like coaching stability is the key to success. The first thing they say is, ‘who could possibly replace him’.
funny how the best organization in football would have a near impossible time replacing a HC but numerous other organizations, that are much worse than Pittsburg, have no problems.

Philly was ready (with widespread national support) to move on from Sirrianni the year after he made the Super Bowl. He upgraded both coordinators and they’re back.

2+ weeks after another collapse and promise of changes and the Steelers haven’t made a single move.

[WindyCitySteel]

Upside of the Chiefs winning another Super Bowl — that would be 4 in 6 years, something only the Steelers have done, topped with a 3-peat, something no one has done. They will likely be anointed by the media as surpassing the 70s Steelers as the best dynasty of all time.

Maybe that sticks in old man Rooney’s craw and inspires him to strive for more than just outperforming the mean.

[Buzz]

That officiating was pretty suspect…wow

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/W4p4eB4WNgI

[Eich]

I feel like parity in the NFL is a myth. It's mostly the same teams over and over. Sick and tired of KC. I thought this was the year they'd be stopped.

[T.Ferguson]

People claim KP made a huge mistake but I bet he is getting much better coaching at the QB position in Philly.

Not sure why any QB would want to come to Pittsburgh at this point, especially if Pickens is traded.

[T.Ferguson]

I feel like parity in the NFL is a myth. It's mostly the same teams over and over. Sick and tired of KC. I thought this was the year they'd be stopped.

I am too I can't stand KC at this point, I noticed the KC players also kept whining to the refs last night after every play looking for holding calls from the refs.

I think it's parity in the sense that there is a salary cap now and FA so the balance of raw talent isn't as tilted as it used to be. Looking at KC's offense it's not exactly loaded and Kelce is an old man now in NFL terms. It's the system and coaching that really makes it work and maybe some dubious pick plays throw in for good measure. How many wide open WR's did Kermit have to throw to last night and how many did Allen have? Kinda makes the QB look better.

I really hope Eagles pull off the SB win and I don't even like the Eagles, they are more talented, hopefully the coaching staff puts together some great gameplanning.

Overall though I think I'm kinda getting tired of the NFL at this point, I just don't think it's a very entertaining league anymore with how things have evolved.