Like I said before games aren't "rigged", but they are 100 percent no doubt steered a certain direction.

Fucking obvious what direction the Superbowl was steered. I'm renaming it Superfarce 2
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That is one baseball player. While some black players have had bad experiences within the past 20 years, a large portion have said Fenway park is no different than other MLB stadiums.

You haven't met enough black fans. In general, baseball is loosing appeal amongst younger black people but I have still met plenty of black fans that root for the Red Sox.

MA relatively recently has had a black governor. With around 40,000 at the ballpark there can always be an idiot but what I can say is it hasn't been socially acceptable to yell out racial slurs in Fenway Park for over 30 years.

You do it more than once today, good chance you are captured on a cell phone.
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Throwing a football/not being a total douchebag.....


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Do you ever get tired of having to come up with stuff to justify your shitty people? It’s got to be exhausting.
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That's the shitty thing about Brady and all the slanted stats coming to light...

It's pretty obvious if the NFL wants you to win...you will. This SB was something else....I've watched every SB with the exception of the Rams/Patriots and have never seen a shitshow spectacle like this. The Falcons throwing the game was what I thought couldn't be topped..

So how does this affect fans going forward..."yay, they let Mahomes win this time?" or "I cant wait to see how the officials call this weekend's game, the suspense is killing me"

Who gives a shit if it's just a dog-n-pony show...

Meh...this game did more damage to the NFLs reputation than it gained by pimping Brady having 7 rings. It's lost what little value it had left with me...who cares who they draft when the officials can just neutralize any advantage at will.

Not to get too political...but maybe that was the play...devalue the most American tradition this country has... in preparation for the "great reset".
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Yep makes sense! I 100% agree with the points in bold. Now personally I believe that teams have discrepancies in penalties called based on discrepancies in actions, that you can in fact just not commit penalties, and if your grousing is regarding the fact that "holding could be called on every play", maybe, you know, stop holding on every play.

Accordingly, I believe the discrepancies in penalties associated with Brady and the teams he is on are due in no small part because of the following:
1) Brady is always on a team where penalties are a significant point of emphasis, and both personally and via peer coaching actively works to eliminate penalties from his team. They don't just play and hope not to get flagged.
2) Brady has supreme vision of the field and accordingly throws the ball to or in the area of a receiver who gets interfered with, so as to draw DPI calls
3) Brady also targets those who just beat their opponent and the opponent will often interfere rather than give up the TD, a tactical decision but one that affects relative penalty rates

Now I would be happy to dig into and dissect any of the penalty calls or non-calls from the latest SB, but you won't believe anything that I say in regards to them anyway, your mind like many here is firmly set. I will say, if you believe as you say, I agree. If it's all determined by the refs, a scripted dog and pony show, then it just doesn't matter. None of it. If I believed as you do, I certainly wouldn't be watching, or posting about it on a forum, or anything like that.
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THere is an option #4. Brady has been to the Happy Ending massage place with Kraft and Goodell, and has pictures of them all there.
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Still crying about the better team winning I see.
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Fuck. I wish I never read this.
I hate sore losers but fm, smh.
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Nah, I've known the NFL has been rigging games for years.
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Passing the football.

Quarterbacking in the NFL.

Dude, if the NFL didn't gift-wrap that SB vs the Rams for Brady, we would've beat them in AFCCG and beat the Rams.

That would mean, at this point, Mahomes would've beat Brady twice in the postseason, once in the Super Bowl and would have 3 straight SBs.

Then Brady wouldn't be the GOAT, and it wouldn't even be a debate :

Mahomes would've been 2-0 vs Brady in the postseason and would have 3 Super Bowls to Brady's 5 in Mahomes' 1st 3 years as a starter.

The Shield just can't have that shit. They have too much invested in Brady's "greatness".
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Sore losers?

I've been documenting the "Brady sham" for years...this is just the latest episode. It keeps getting more overt the older he gets..

Doesn't matter...at this point, those who want to still believe will believe.

They probably arent too great with numbers either...

I guess I'm lucky that my identity isn't tied to a football player..so when he does great, I'm great too. If people say mean things about him...they are saying means things about me too. I must defend myself.

These vicarious Brady worshipers are a frightening bunch...as are the Mahomes ones. At least one is authentic...
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Yep so much invested in it that they suspended him for 4 games for something that didn't happen and spent a full year dragging his name through the mud. They argued in court it didn't matter there was no evidence of wrongdoing, they can do whatever they want to whomever they want and need no evidence or justification for doing so. There's documentaries out showing how they deliberately leaked false info to the media to spread a false narrative before and during the events in question. But yep, they sure do love Brady, and him continuing to win is such a good look that definitely increases viewer interest and sales, just look at the merchandise and ratings trends...

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You know what else the NFL argued in court, when a Jets fan sued the NFL for Spygate?

Care to take a guess?
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That the NFL isn't a sport, that it's entertainment?
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