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I prefer to look at it more the way investigators or scientists look at everything first then come to a conclusion after based on what evidence they have. I can think of several possibilities for the refs making bad calls. 1. They are just bad at their jobs. The jobs are tough, with a lot of things to see and they sometimes make the wrong call. Human nature, we are all wrong sometimes. 2. They have personal biases for certain players or teams, but the calls are not directed by the NFL. 3. The NFL tells them to do it to fix games. I believe #1 is by far the most likely, the most logical, and doesn't require anyone to keep secrets that could get out. #2 is second most likely. #3 is least likely, not likely at all really. |
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All carry more weight to me than your opinion. I don't care what you think about that. |
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2. The 'evidence' is extremely weak. A lot of opinions from brain dead morons like Dick Butkus, who was dumber than a box of rocks before he got hit in the head 1000 times. You have suppositions based on you own viewpoint. You have coincidences. But you don't have a single thing that could be used as evidence in a court of law. |
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I don't have an opinion, I just have the claims made and no real evidence they are true except for a handful of people while ignoring the thousands of other players. None of your so called evidence would stand muster in court. |
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The numbers say that they're doing a great job at it. Some owners honestly don't give a shit about winning. At all. That's hard for Regular Fan with his room temperature IQ and highly competitive nature...but I guarantee most owners care about getting 1/32 of $15b annually first and foremost. Some care about being respectable enough to respect the legacy. The Hunt Family is like that. Some, like Jeffery Lurie and Dan Snyder, are new guys on the block. They won't win shit. Some are gangsters - when the DeBartolos were winning Super bowls, Carmen Policy looked like Carmen Corleone from the ****ing Godfather. And then got kicked out of the league for being a gangster. Some, namely Jerry Jones, have pissed off the NFL - this is the first time Dallas has been relevant since the Triplets. Paul Allen is Paul Allen. But mostly, it's still the old blood and the OG Teams who are the creme de La creme. Teams owned by families like the Rooneys and the Maras, who have had ties to illegal gambling long before they ever owned football teams...the NFL has a VERY interesting history. Read up sometime. Do your homework. Bob Kraft has had ties to the NFL and CBS for a long, long time - there's a reason his small market team has been great since he bought them in 93 - they went to the Super Bowl in 96, long before Brady and when BB was the DCo, with a trip to the Jets and a Pete Carroll stint as Pats HC in between. Remember when Belichick bailed on the Jets to take the Pats job, how the NFL facilitated that? Speaking of the Jets...isn't it ****ing amazing how the first 2 AFL/AFC teams to win Super Bowls have never been BACK? In fact...the only time when either team got close is when aging legends were padding stats and riding off into the sunset (Montana/Parcells)... Some people think about these things. It's okay if you don't. |
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I'm not saying that the NFL has the fix in every game. But I do believe that when they want to, they can and do force through their agenda. And last season's Superfarce was one of those times. Michael Jordan's Championship as he retired was a golden moment for the NBA. The NFL wanted that for Fivehead and they made it happen. There is no way that Donks team was the best team in the NFL, much less in the NFL. I will never believe that they won the AFC or the Superface without help. I tried to deny the evidence up until then. But that was the tipping point for me. I will never again blindly follow the NFL narrative like a sheep to slaughter. I finally see it. |
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Anyway, I'm not ready to believe in a full blown conspiracy against the Chiefs. What I do remember well in the Elway era was many times on a broken play, seeing a zebra with his hand on his pocket ready to throw a flag and then take it away when a miracle comeback was made by Elway. Yeah, I also think there are plenty of owners who are happy to get their piece of the pie and don't really care if they win. By the way, when do the Patriots get to give up a road game in London? The Chiefs have up to a 100% chance of winning the SuperBowl! Enjoy the ride. No one really wins an argument. The Broncos winning last year was really a perfect storm of timing and luck. The Broncos won many games which they certainly could have lost and ended up with home field advantage. The Steelers were injured as well. The Patriots offensive line was really weak and set up well for them. Unfortunately (or not), this year sets up totally different. For the Chiefs to win, they will need to beat the best teams in the AFC. Again, the Patriots have had a cakewalk to the playoffs. |
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