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This will hurt if or when it happens

NAS

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Ivan The Awesome Mentor

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This is the first SB that I won't really be mad at any of the outcomes. 

 

One side of coin, The Bengals finally getting it and after that long as drought. Joe Burrow is a cool cat. 

 

Then the other side, Mat Stafford. I like that kid. He's got grit and much like his rivals, had a long long drought and was in Detroit for fugs sake.. 

 

I'm just glad that it's not the Chiefs or Brady. NFL should have this happen all the time. Having "dynasty's" is overrated. 

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17 hours ago, Burnout189 said:

The NFL was not going to let us ruin Manning's swan song.

That’s for damn sure. Manning announces retirement and he wins SuperBowl that year. NFL was not gonna let their golden boy lose a Super Bowl in his final season. 

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18 hours ago, Steves89 said:

Well, I mean yeah. A super bowl loss would tarnish the reputation of this upstanding quarterback, not like that moody, petulant Cam Newton...

https://www.espn.com/espn/otl/story/_/id/14826436/documents-reveal-peyton-manning-accuser-called-sexual-assault-crisis-center-report-1996-incident

 

 

I had all but forgotten about this Peyton Manning escapade and at the time never reached a conclusion whether Manning was guilty or innocent.

However, there has always been something about his smug attitude and arrogant nature that turns me off,causing me to dislike him.

Peyton and his mild mannered acting brother Eli, seem total opposite in their demeanor,

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