And while KC has to be the odds-on favorite to win it all, their deficiencies on D makes it feel like 4-5 teams still have a shot.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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Game of the season?
Great one. Even though the Browns lost, I feel like we should take them seriously. I hope they overtake the Steelers and take the division (although very unlikely), they've a much better chance at home for a playoff win.
Great one. Even though the Browns lost, I feel like we should take them seriously. I hope they overtake the Steelers and take the division (although very unlikely), they've a much better chance at home for a playoff win.
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Just watched the highlights. Jackson is fun to watch run. What was the story with everyone slipping though?
The Ravens would've probably lost had Lamar not switched cleats at HT. Browns still looked pretty good, despite the result.
Yeah, even in the highlights it seemed like he was slipping over and over again.
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Better than Ja'Marr Chase, Rondale Moore, Jaylen Waddle?
i think i like chase best but he sat out this season so its hard to say
Elijah Moore is definitely one to keep an eye on. Very good player.
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Devonta has worked his way up to being 1A/1B on draft boards with him, but Ja’Marr was the best WR on a team that included Justin Jefferson.
Always viewed Chase and Jefferson as equals - the former being more of a deep threat and the latter more of an across the middle possession guy.
Where does that smurf receiver at North Texas project in the draft?
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Those last two minutes of Q4 were brutal QB play - a killer pick on the edge of the redzone and then a sack which makes the FG a lot harder.
Brees will start Sunday night, Brees vs Mahomes now 
Amazing that he's back so soon considering his injuries (and age).
Amazing that he's back so soon considering his injuries (and age).What in the actual feck
Just seen the Broncos play Saturday night 
I feel kinda bad using that emoji these days...
I feel kinda bad using that emoji these days...
I just realised we’ve only 3 games left this regular season!! I thought there was at least another 5 games left. Stupid 2020 has made me lose track of time.
At least their getting to be good again.Just seen the Broncos play Saturday night
I feel kinda bad using that emoji these days...
Yeah, as well as Mariotta played after Carr's injury, he did throw that ball a bit behind the receiver, which allowed Chris Harris to swoop in. The good news for the Raiders is that Mariotta seems to be good enough to start and provide a proper running threat, if called on.
Wow... I thought he’d sit out until the playoffs. I don’t think Tampa catches them so they seem to be going for the #1 seed to get the bye. Hope he’s 100% recovered & isn’t being rushed back.Brees will start Sunday night, Brees vs Mahomes now
One swallow and all that...
The final three play calls in the Chargers/Raiders game, it seemed the LA staff were trying to get Herbert killed.
Maybe it was their team doctor calling the plays
How is “bringing out the chains” seen as some kind of scientific reliable measure of whether first down was achieved?
Like... you mean how does a chain crew operate, or?
I too wonder this.
I mean it just can’t possibly be particularly accurate.
The refs place the ball down kinda where they think it got to, and they run out onto the field to where they kinda think the last 1st down was placed.
When they’re making calls by inches there’s easily a few feet margin of error.
The best is when the side judge marks it at a specific spot then tosses it to the other official 10 yards away who looks where the side judge is standing and says "yeah that probably looks right".
But they’ll run out with the chains to sorta kinda where they think the line was, so when they place it 2 inches past the ball it’s scientifically proven as first down.
Project the yellow line we see onto the actual pitch.
The 3rd guy on the crew puts a marker on the chain corresponding to the ball spot each play. So it’s not really based off of where the last 1st down was.
But yeah, agreed that it isn’t an exact science.
Don’t they often ‘round up‘ near a hash mark once the first down has been confirmed?
Then it’s really only the final spot that comes into question, not the chains. Which is not much different in the margins than a strike zone in MLB or a close offside call in soccer before VAR.
Then it’s really only the final spot that comes into question, not the chains. Which is not much different in the margins than a strike zone in MLB or a close offside call in soccer before VAR.
See.
Didn't realize they were playing today. Looks like the Bills are in fine form heading into the playoffs.
That plus every single thing about the Broncos sucks.
I think the Broncos will be better next year with Sutton back and Jeudy performing at his potential. The RB situation is a concern imo, since neither of them are going to reach 1000 yards, which wont work if they want to reach the playoffs.
Typical packers game esp second half
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