SeriousLee wrote:

Hear! Hear! That game is nothing but a meaningless risk for star players to get injured.

It's about time. MLB and NHL should follow suit with their All-Star games.

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 GeneP59 wrote:

Interesting that he and Larry Bird were famous trash talkers during games. 

 Red_Dragon wrote:

I bet his grandpa is really proud...

 geoff_morphini wrote:

 GeneP59 wrote: It says he was arrested for "possession of criminal tools"...is that what I think it means?

 Red_Dragon wrote:

Yup, they were roasting him on sports radio saying, couldn’t he ask Robert Kraft for the number to get a “Happy Ending” massage.   

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 rgio wrote:
That Chicago LA Rams game was pretty wild. Playoff football is awesome in general, always a few clunkers here and there, but mostly tight games where every play matters. 

28-3    Don’t trash talk to the Brady.

 rgio wrote:

That was the only bracket game I missed. 

 black321 wrote:
Buffalo vs. Jacksonville I recall being pretty good.

 islander wrote:
If your team is in the game...it's never boring.  Sure...good defenses... but the goal of both coaches was more "not lose" than win.  Vrabel bet on Darnold making a mistake or two, and Mcdonald bet that Maye couldn't beat him because the left side of his line was weak.  

13 punts and 4 field goals through 3 quarters was pretty boring.   Darnold got lucky early with a few really questionable throws.

I hate to say it....but Mahommes gets better every time we're forced to watch others.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Defense was amazing...and that obviously limited the offense...but I still think both quarterbacks choked a bit. 
Thought the Buffalo/Denver game was the best of the playoffs.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

A good defensive game is entertaining, a bad offensive game. This was the former for sure, on both sides.

 ColdMiser wrote:
I'd like to thank the Man upstairs, my parents, my wife, my son, and my 3rd-grade PE teacher for making this moment possible. Thank you, thank you, thank you very much.

 Red_Dragon wrote:

This was more like driving a railroad spike with a tack hammer but they got it done. A touchdown at any point in the first 45 minutes and the Patriots could have gotten back into the game though. That makes it kind of tense.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:

And watching grass grow?

So the actual game: Good? Boring? I loved it, but then I love a "pitchers' duel" too.