Originally Posted by Sinner (Post 992067)

I wouldn’t be sick of him if he was wearing black and gold right now.

Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 992081)

Mahomes is a constant reminder of what coulda shoulds if you believe what speweth from SP's mouth regarding what he thought of Mahomes predraft, yet didn't move up for in that said same draft.

Originally Posted by neugey (Post 992084)

Kelce's Pfizer commercial is actually the most annoying thing about the Chiefs, not Taylor Swift.

Originally Posted by Mr.Riaton (Post 992026)

Spaggs came in our house without any chance of building a great defense. We look like idiots watching him leave here just to watch him be fantastic once again smdh

Originally Posted by Sinner (Post 991645)

I have a sneaky suspicion that, in the mega-billion dollar ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY that pro football is a part of, the theatrical production that involves Taylor Swift has been designed and is being manipulated to draw a larger fan base into the NFL loop. The merger of “Pop” Music and “Pro Sports” and commercial advertising has never had such a golden opportunity at crowd control, or mind control, as it is having right now, and it is playing out right in front of our eyes.

The old geezers who miss the good old days of hard knocks muddy and ugly football, are dying out, and no longer part of a relevant targeted market demographic. The game is changing to reflect that. It is becoming more and more attractive to the “Swifties”, who are all too eager to swipe their credit cards and tune into whatever new hype and hypnosis is being orchestrated. It’s a brilliant business model that molds minds and sells product, well outside the fields we are observing.

It’s no wonder that other teams exist simply to support this orchestration. The auto industry is not returning to Detroit, so the Lions will play little more than a convincing supporting role in this theatrical production. Baltimore is not going to be making any revolutionary headlines anytime soon, so they will be strong contenders for “best supporting actor” in this screenplay. All the gold is gone in San Francisco, so they too will fall. Kansas City is middle America and Mahomes has been a Media golden boy for some time already, so Kelce and Swifty blowing kisses at each other, is prime time Disney Channel material, that the entire game has manipulated and maneuvered the audience to be captivated by.

I would love nothing more than to be proven wrong, and welcome all the criticism possible for my rant, but seeing my beloved Saints slowly sink into a swamp of obscurity (by design), has forced me to look at this whole “game” in a radically different manner. Every flag thrown, every bad call, missed call, stupid coaching decision, points spread, press conference, all of it… scripted.

It’s just business.

Rant Over.

Let’s see what happens…

Originally Posted by iceshack149 (Post 992094)

Spagnuoulo joined the Saints when Goodell screwed them with the bounty allegations (and subsequently took a few years from Drew Brees in his prime) so it was bad timing.https://steamuserimages-a.akamaihd.n...etterbox=false

Originally Posted by SmashMouth (Post 992081)

Mahomes is a constant reminder of what coulda shoulds if you believe what speweth from SP's mouth regarding what he thought of Mahomes predraft, yet didn't move up for in that said same draft.

Originally Posted by NOLA54 (Post 992095)

I totally agree. The nfl has become a reality show. The "CHEFS" have become the new patriots of the nfl and Mahomes the new Tom Brady as well as Andy Reid the new Bellichick. I won't be watching the SB this year.

Originally Posted by cmike (Post 992068)

Well, Payton probably thought we had him in our grasp. Andy made the best trade in the history of the NFL and jumped one spot ahead of us and nabbed him. If I’m not mistaken, the trade was made with Sean’s current team.