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  1. That one was obvious too, the WR didn't even try to go past the DB, look for a pass or pretend to run a route. You can't run right at a guy and drill into him like that. Ignore the text, here's the replay:
  2. Steelers decline penalty, turnover on downs at the 1.
  3. Demeco grew up under the tutelage of Gary Kubiak, who's middle name may as well have been Field Goal. At the same time, I can't blame him for not trusting his OC to get it done on 4th down.
  4. That OPI was very obvious, clock is at 0:00 because the play took too long, and it's game over. Not sure I have seen that happen to end a game, but it makes sense. Can't reward the team that's committing a penalty, this isn't the NBA.
  5. Tripping the QB in the pocket, you don't see that happen very often.
  6. Well you don't just walk into your home stadium against a 2 win team and expect to win. You gotta earn it.
  7. Nice job guys, now don't get cocky, you still suck.
  8. 3 points!!! Woooooohoooooo!
  9. I wish I could watch this game, but at a friend's house and they have football on.
  10. This is bullshit, I thought we lived in a meritocracy!!!
  11. Throw a sponsor on it, and make a 30 minute show out of it! Imagine what a company like DraftKings could do with a televised coin flip show.
  12. I really hope Ole Miss and Oregon blow the doors off these undeserved teams so the Playoff Committee reevaluates these dumb auto-bid rules for irrelevant conferences. Either make those 2 play each other for an at-large bid, or dump them from the process if they aren't in the top 12.
  13. The TV deal alone is going from 50m a year to 200m a year for the rights from broadcasters. That should get them as a league well into the black. It's growing pretty well, and with more money behind the TV deal, the more marketing and spotlight it will get. I would expect it to continue to grow. If the Rockets ownership views one team as worthy of a $200m+ offer to purchase, that seems like quite an evaluation of the brand and its potential. The NBA isn't going to make their money back via profits, but the value of their equity should be worth way more than the ~1 billion or so they have invested in the last decade to get it off the ground. A couple expansion teams will cover that alone.
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