NFL 2023 Part II - Are the Chiefs actually human?

[Sea Ray]

Is this real?

One person has been killed and 10 have been injured in today’s shooting at the #Chiefs Super Bowl parade, per @kcpolice

Some of the victims were children.

https://twitter.com/jasrifootball/st...5Es1_&ref_url=

[WVRed]

Watching it now, it's real.

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[Sea Ray]

[dubc47834]

It's a sad day when you can't even go to a Superbowl celebration without worrying about being shot.

[KoryMac5]

Niners fire DC Steve Wilks

[cumberlandreds]

It's a sad day when you can't even go to a Superbowl celebration without worrying about being shot.

Terrible. This country will never have true peace as long as there are guns around.

[WVRed]

Niners fire DC Steve Wilks

Scapegoat.

Shanahan has choked in three Super Bowls. (Two as HC and one as OC) This time the defense actually kept them in it because the Chiefs defense was stalling out the offense.

You can point to the 9ers line and defense falling from 2 to 26 and that's why Wilks is out of a job but Shanahan is a modern day Dan Reeves.

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[Bob Sheed]

Terrible. This country will never have true peace as long as there are guns around.

I'll be a bit vague here, as to not make it too political.

One thing I have come to understand is that throughout the entire history of mankind, whenever something is outlawed, two distinct groups are always the exception:

1. Those above the law.
2. Those who don't obey the law.

The first group faces no consequences, regardless. The second group only faces consequences if they get caught.

So whenever my frustration causes me to wish that something be made illegal, I have to ask myself how I would feel about only the super-powerful and criminals having access to that thing. Usually, I'm ok with that. Sometimes not.

[goreds2]

Drunkest NFL Fanbase Revealed

Sports
Drunkest NFL Fanbase Revealed
By
Jason Hall
Feb 17, 2024


The Tennessee Titans have the drunkest fanbase among all 32 NFL teams, according to a study conducted by BACtrack earlier this month.

Titans fans had the highest average blood-alcohol content (BAC) on gameday at .093%, followed by fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers (.088%), Indianapolis Colts (.085%), Atlanta Falcons (.085%) and New Orleans Saints (.080%). The most sober NFL fanbase was that of the repeat Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs at .051%., followed by fans of the Washington Commanders (.058%), New York Giants (.058%), Baltimore Ravens (.059%) and Los Angeles Chargers (.062%).

Fans of the New York Jets were reported to have not been rated as there was "insufficient data" in relation to the study.

https://foxsports1360.iheart.com/con...base-revealed/

[GAC]

Wait a minute!! You mean to tell me the Cleveland Brown fans didn't even make the grade? How many beer bottles and trash cans do they have to throw out onto the field to even get an honorable mention?

[Sea Ray]

Current cap space situation

[dubc47834]

Current cap space situation

Damn...the AFC South as a whole has a ton of cap space.

[Slyder]

Current cap space situation

Jimmy Glass failed a drug test that voids his guaranteed money so I think that’s another 12 million for the Raiders.


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[Tony Cloninger]

Those cap numbers no matter what always seem to have the Bengals in the Top and it’s never fully used while teams at the bottom end up using more and able to work it better than they do.

[WVRed]

Those cap numbers no matter what always seem to have the Bengals in the Top and it’s never fully used while teams at the bottom end up using more and able to work it better than they do.

That number is going to shrink significantly when Burrow and Chase's contracts start taking effect. They can always restructure but it's going to be harder to sign FAs like they have been able to do in the past.

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