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trevorreznik posted:So for risk reward, here's a question. In the second half, why even bother sending a punt team back? You aren't going to get a big return, it seems like the risk is a punter kicking it to bounce to the 1, vs a fumble. because you might get a big return
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You'll stare directly at the ringz but never in a mirror it must be exhausting always rooting for the antihero
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indigi posted:because you might get a big return You could also just block the punt. This is for teams trying to protect a lead like the 49ers where that fumble changed all momentum.
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yeah... but you could get a big return, which is more likely than a fumble/block
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Chiefs Defense, take a bow! What a masterpiece of a playoff run. Shut down the 70-point Tua Dolphins, kept Josh Allen in check sorta, completely stymied the "MVP" in his house, and put the All-Pro littered Shanahan offense in a blender. Spagnuolo best DC in the league. What adjustments. What blitzes. Fearless Cover 0 pressure in key 3rd downs in the SUPER BOWL. L'Jarius Sneed and Trent McDuffie. What absolute studs. What dogs! Has there been a better CB duo in recorded human history? Chris Jones. What a prime stud. One of the most legendary Chiefs of my lifetime. Serving up Trent Williams flapjacks! The linebackers known as Nick Bolton, Leo Chanel, Willie Gay, Drue Tranquill. 4 absolute studs. Prime and elite. Leo Chanel had an incredible Super Bowl. The man known as Furious George Karlaftis. A top 10 pass rusher already? 2 Super Bowl rings already? What a first round KC had picking up him and Stud Trent McDuffie. The rest of the secondary.......Justin Reid, Chamarri Conner, Justin Watson, Mike Edwards, Joshua Williams. Great job. Wonderful performance. Studs all around.
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Radia posted:okay. sincerepost time Forreal lmao
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I've said it repeatedly and I'll say it again, it's very unfair that Mahomes has that defense  MVP almost always goes to a QB but he definitely earned it last night.
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Hot Diggity! posted:On one hand I'm sad that the season is over but on the other I'm glad I don't have to listen to Tony Romo for a few months leverage
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Bellmaker posted:I've said it repeatedly and I'll say it again, it's very unfair that Mahomes has that defense It should go to Spags since no one defender was especially dominant. But Mahomes does deserve it. That last drive in OT to get the TD was pure willpower by him, a classic finish. 330 yards passing and like 70 yards rushing.
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nick bosa gonna storm the capital again to overturn the results of the game
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Mr. Nice! posted:leverage That show was great.
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In the first half there was a bit where I thought we were going to get a sickos Superbowl with a total score under 10 pts. It swung way the other way late in the game.
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shirts and skins posted:You'll stare directly at the ringz but never in a mirror 
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Nickelodeon made that broadcast 100 percent more bearable thanks to no politics and no Jesus foot fetish ads. "Does anyone need a MAP to the ENDZONE?" killed me, though.
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I hadn't heard Romo in a while, and it was shocking how much shittier he's become at every facet of his job. He went from "flawed but fun" to HOLY poo poo SHUT THE gently caress UP, oof.
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Don't know why, but it *just* hit me that the super bowl overtime rules were different, where even if SF scored a touchdown on that overtime possession, it wouldn't end the game. Basically swung my logic, don't really have a problem with Shanahan kicking the field goal. Defense just didn't make a stop and rip
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https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/1756891154132431320 https://twitter.com/ArifHasanNFL/status/1757013523966697923 These both seem like coaching issues to me.
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facialimpediment posted:Don't know why, but it *just* hit me that the super bowl overtime rules were different, where even if SF scored a touchdown on that overtime possession, it wouldn't end the game. I actually just realized that SF screwed up by receiving first because of this. If they kicked and KC gets a TD, at least now you know you have to get a TD too.
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facialimpediment posted:Don't know why, but it *just* hit me that the super bowl overtime rules were different, where even if SF scored a touchdown on that overtime possession, it wouldn't end the game. Crazy that the new rules were instituted after the Bills lost to the Chiefs in the 13 Seconds game, and that the first team to benefit from them was the Chiefs
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facialimpediment posted:Don't know why, but it *just* hit me that the super bowl overtime rules were different, where even if SF scored a touchdown on that overtime possession, it wouldn't end the game. The rules in the playoffs were always a little different than the regular season, in that they cannot end in a tie. The only real change this year is that a TD on the first drive didn't end the game anymore. They didn't want this to happen again. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMVnLsODqqg
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Black Lighter posted:Crazy that the new rules were instituted after the Bills lost to the Chiefs in the 13 Seconds game, and that the first team to benefit from them was the Chiefs Chiefs would have won with the old ot rules too, just not the older ot rules.
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Bip Roberts posted:Chiefs would have won with the old ot rules too, just not the older ot rules. Chiefs win with any post 2011 OT rules. That's the first year they made it so both teams are guaranteed a possession unless the first team scores a TD. That base rule is still in play for the regular season but not in the playoffs. Prior to 2011, 49ers win on the first possession field goal.
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Kyle Shanahan not having his team up on the Super Bowl overtime rules is an all-timer
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shyduck posted:Kyle Shanahan not having his team up on the Super Bowl overtime rules is an all-timer This reminds me of Donovan McNabb not realizing that you could tie in the regular season in OT until a game ended like that while he was on offense.
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MJeff posted:https://twitter.com/SharpFootball/status/1756891154132431320 one of the key building blocks of a Dynasty is having a bunch of your postseason opponents make silly mistakes like this at the most crucial moments truly a Pats 2.0 era we're living in
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Black Lighter posted:Crazy that the new rules were instituted after the Bills lost to the Chiefs in the 13 Seconds game, and that the first team to benefit from them was the Chiefs Almost like the problem was never with the overtime rules lol
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Mr. Nice! posted:This reminds me of Donovan McNabb not realizing that you could tie in the regular season in OT until a game ended like that while he was on offense.
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Next year I hope they change the rules back and a team runs out of time thinking it was this year's rules. It would be the greatest moment of clown ball.
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facialimpediment posted:Don't know why, but it *just* hit me that the super bowl overtime rules were different, where even if SF scored a touchdown on that overtime possession, it wouldn't end the game. Wasn't it an OT loss by the Chiefs to the Patriots a couple years ago that finally spurred that rule change? I remember watching some playoff game in a bar in 2018(?) where Pats/Chiefs went to OT. I turned around to talk to someone and when I turned back around the game was over because Pats got the ball and just ran it in on like the second play and ended the game.
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Every Super Bowl should have a new mystery rule, kinda like the Iron Chef mystery ingredient
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Grateful Brock Purdy isn't good enough to see Aiyuk open here to win the game https://twitter.com/benbbaldwin/status/1757050362828030440?s=19
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:Wasn't it an OT loss by the Chiefs to the Patriots a couple years ago that finally spurred that rule change? I remember watching some playoff game in a bar in 2018(?) where Pats/Chiefs went to OT. I turned around to talk to someone and when I turned back around the game was over because Pats got the ball and just ran it in on like the second play and ended the game. No, that did happen. But then in the offseason the Chiefs proposed a rule change to allow both teams to possess in OT and it got voted down. The following year the Bills didn’t get a chance to touch it in OT in the divisional round and the rule was changed that offseason.
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The only good justification for the 49ers receiving there is that their defense had just been on the field for a drive and were clearly pretty gassed
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Bird in a Blender posted:I actually just realized that SF screwed up by receiving first because of this. If they kicked and KC gets a TD, at least now you know you have to get a TD too. Eh, the 49ers D was beyond gassed and had literally just given up the game tying FG to go to OT, so I can see choosing to receive if only to buy your D a breather.
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Harlock posted:Grateful Brock Purdy isn't good enough to see Aiyuk open here to win the game McDuffie with the blitz and pass deflection, saving the game. He had Deebo Samuel in HELL all night, clamped down. https://x.com/Chiefs/status/1756835447903567994?s=20 Trent McDuffie
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