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@BrainDed posted:

Worst possible outcome.    I don't even want to watch this shit.

Kermit the Frog and his side kick with his famous pop star vs the luckiest group of mother fuckers you will ever find.   

Hard pass.

Yeah, thereโ€™s no โ€œgood guysโ€ in this matchup.  2 teams that are very easy to dislike.  I came into this year semi-liking the Chiefs, but Iโ€™m tired of them sort of like watching the Patriots got tiring.  

Brock Purdy seems like a decent enough guy, but itโ€™s sickening just how damn lucky he was in both playoff games.  I think his luck runs out trying to keep pace with Mahomes.

@Boris posted:

What's the play, Jimmy the Greek?

Not completely sure yet probably will do a parley of some sort.  I am still not even sure if I am interested enough to even do that.

As for the game I do think that KC will win and they will easily beat SF.  SF has been playing a game of f**k around and find out and have been lucky to win when the other teams makes errors.  KC is better and most of the time doesn't make those mistakes. 

Packiderm, not only will livers shrivel but they will need to get their stomachs pumped if shots are taken every time Swift is shown.

@fightphoe93 posted:

Yeah, thereโ€™s no โ€œgood guysโ€ in this matchup.  2 teams that are very easy to dislike.  I came into this year semi-liking the Chiefs, but Iโ€™m tired of them sort of like watching the Patriots got tiring.  

Brock Purdy seems like a decent enough guy, but itโ€™s sickening just how damn lucky he was in both playoff games.  I think his luck runs out trying to keep pace with Mahomes.

Brock Purdy is Rich Gannon born 30 years later. Gannon looked really good when he was throwing to Jerry Rice and Tim Brown when he won an MVP with the Raiders and good when he was throwing to Cris Carter and Anthony Carter with the Vikings.

Just like Gannon, Purdy typically doesn't make bad mistakes and can read defenses well. He's very similar to Jimmy G, except that Purdy takes up 0.36% of their salary cap this year and Jimmy G was taking up about 14% of their cap when they made the Super Bowl 4 years ago.

What will be interesting is when Purdy approaches free agency in two years, what the Niners do with him. He's going to want at least Daniel Jones money (40 million) instead of having a 1 million dollar cap hit right now, but there are probably 20 QBs that could replace Purdy right now and do just as well.

@DH13 posted:

You have to credit KC's front office for recognizing the fact that if they couldn't give their QB enough top receivers, they had to back him up with a really good D.  They may have learned that from both NEP/Brady and GB/AR.

And invest in OL. A superstar QB like Mahomes with a good OL and below average WRs is better than with a poor OL and great WRs.

Tyreke Hill is a HOF WR. But the Chiefs decided they rather have a very good RT (Jawaan Taylor) at a 25 million cap hit and a very good guard (Joe Thuney) at a 13 million cap hit than a HOF WR at a 32 million dollar cap hit.

will be interesting is when Purdy approaches free agency in two years, what the Niners do with him. He's going to want at least Daniel Jones money (40 million) instead of having a 1 million dollar cap hit right now, but there are probably 20 QBs that could replace Purdy right now and do just as well.

It could get interesting sooner if Purdy flops in the SB and ends up being the biggest reason SF loses.  Say he plays the same way he did vs GB and DET but is unable to bring SF back at the end.  If that were to happen, I'm not sure Lynch/Shannahan don't look to upgrade this offseason.  Purdy had to pull victory from the jaws of defeat in both playoff games, largely because of his struggles.  It seems commonly agreed among media that he has not played well in the playoffs.  You might see them do the same thing McVay did with Goff/Stafford.

Their window is wide open but it will shut soon once they have to start paying more to their stars.

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@Packiderm posted:

Heard on the radio that tickets to the Owl are 70% higher than last year. they blame it on Vegas but I wonder how much Tay Tay factors in?

As of Monday, the Feb. 11 game is the most expensive Super Bowl on record, according to TickPick. The average price is hovering around $9,800, which is 70% more expensive than last year's big game. The most expensive ticket is a suite at the 30-35-yard line for $62,472.

That's literally 2 or possibly 3 extravagant trips to Cancun for me. Going all out too!

Let's see.....Go to the Super Bowl by myself or take the wife to Cancun....I'll be very honest wit you, I really deserve to go to the Super Bowl....nahhhhh I think I'll just take the wife to Cancun.

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If the Niners get the lead...it will be interesting game. Probably go under 47.5.... If chiefs get the lead by 2 or 3 possessions, I think it's going over.

It seems to me if Chiefs just keep same defensive game plan they had vs Baltimore, keep Purdy from escaping and using his legs...the Niners will be in trouble in this game.

2 games in a row Niners played from behind. Let's see if Niners get the lead on Super Bowl Sunday

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@Boris posted:

As of Monday, the Feb. 11 game is the most expensive Super Bowl on record, according to TickPick. The average price is hovering around $9,800, which is 70% more expensive than last year's big game. The most expensive ticket is a suite at the 30-35-yard line for $62,472.

That's literally 2 or possibly 3 extravagant trips to Cancun for me. Going all out too!

Let's see.....Go to the Super Bowl by myself or take the wife to Cancun....I'll be very honest wit you, I really deserve to go to the Super Bowl....nahhhhh I think I'll just take the wife to Cancun.

Oh hell yes I would go to Cancun in a heart beat over a corporate feel football game.   I would take my wife on 2-3 trips down there and I could live like a king for that kind of money.

Honestly for me I enjoy the Super Bowl less and less every year and  I definitely wouldn't spend that amount of money to see it.  Honestly  though If the Packers made it I would be very tempted to go.

@Boris posted:

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If the Niners get the lead...it will be interesting game. Probably go under 47.5.... If chiefs get the lead by 2 or 3 possessions, I think it's going over.

It seems to me if Chiefs just keep same defensive game plan they had vs Baltimore, keep Purdy from escaping and using his legs...the Niners will be in trouble in this game.

2 games in a row Niners played from behind. Let's see if Niners get the lead on Super Bowl Sunday

Niners were able to play from behind, and win, because they were facing defenses from DET and GB.  I can't see KC folding the same way in that scenario.

The most interesting thing to me about this game is seeing how SF's D handles the first half.  Why were they so "easy" to score on in the first halves of their games vs GB and DET?  Did they have the wrong scheme tee'd up and were outdone by their counterparts or were the players just not focused until they fell behind?

It will be a tight game if SF can keep from falling behind early.

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