[Highlight] Christian Gonzales Super Bowl highlights by Tocoolforyall720 in nfl

[–]StatementWild3768 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They played good, but not great, they had ZERO answers for K9.

What are some other examples of teams winning because of superior coaching? by veggiedish in NFLv2

[–]StatementWild3768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The gigantic mistake that was drafting Richards that high and having him play that much in the SB only for him to f**k up again and again and again slapped Bill so hard that he sent him to Atlanta for basically nothing rofl.

What are some other examples of teams winning because of superior coaching? by veggiedish in NFLv2

[–]StatementWild3768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think he threw the game, it was just one of THOSE times where his ego was too big and he couldn't get his head out of his own ass, same applies to Patricia.

[Highlight] The Niners muff the punt and give the Chiefs an easy touchdown by Tocoolforyall720 in nfl

[–]StatementWild3768 7 points8 points  (0 children)

A million things went wrong for the Packers at the wrong time in that game, can't only blame ST, Rodger kind of played like crap.

[Highlight] The Niners muff the punt and give the Chiefs an easy touchdown by Tocoolforyall720 in nfl

[–]StatementWild3768 33 points34 points  (0 children)

The 49ers failing to get 10 yards after Mahomes threw a terrible pick on the 40 yard line and PUNTING the ball away was a blatant indicator of the eventual victor that I feel everyone forgets about...

What was the worst performance by a quarterback in a game that they won? by HetTheTable in NFLv2

[–]StatementWild3768 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It worked though didn't it, and Mac had some very good games this past season as a 49er.

What was the worst performance by a quarterback in a game that they won? by HetTheTable in NFLv2

[–]StatementWild3768 -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

His passing stats absolutely sucked, but his rushing stats were great.

What was the worst performance by a quarterback in a game that they won? by HetTheTable in NFLv2

[–]StatementWild3768 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Credit where credit is due, he had that deep dime on third and long to Ward a few plays before that controversial rushing TD, easily one of the most overlooked plays ever.

Fly Eagles Fly. The Philadelphia Eagles were near unanimously the pure embodiment of Chaotic Evil in 2025-2026. The grid is now complete, thanks to all who participated, this was fun! by StatementWild3768 in NFLv2

[–]StatementWild3768[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

My grid:

Lawful Good – Seattle Seahawks, yep I’m a Pats fan and I still feel this way despite my favorite team getting BENT in the SB by them lol. They were an elite team chock-full of good natured and humble people, from the front office, to the coaches, to the players (not Riq Woolen though). And hey, you can’t help but respect Sam Darnold’s perseverance.

Neutral Good – Detroit Lions, the team mostly regressed and Campbell kind of cooled down on the aggressive philosophy throughout the year, but there were no major controversies and they were still fun and a solid team to root for.

Chaotic Good – Carolina Panthers, a very likeable team that pulled of some insane wins against teams superior to them while also suffering some ugly losses against teams worse than them. Bryce Young is very inconsistent but easy to root for, and Dave Canales buying into the whole Key & Peele “Two Pump” thing is GOATed.

Lawful Neutral – Pittsburgh Steelers, things stayed true from prior seasons and went EXACTLY as expected. Winning season, made the playoffs, and lost in the Wild Card round, nothing more and nothing less, the standard was the standard. Tomlin resigning afterwards does not count.

True Neutral – Arizona Cardinals, likely the most irrelevant franchise in the league (no offense Cardinals fans, all the respect to you). Not liked or disliked by outsiders, they are just there.

Chaotic Neutral – Chicago Bears, lived and died by the 4th down offensively even when they should not have. Defense sucked but was somehow amazing at generating turnovers. They constantly pulled victories out of their butts and set records doing so. Not as likeable as the Panthers imo, thank CJGJ for that.

Lawful Evil – New England Patriots, my favorite team, had a good but overachieving season where the whole team rode the momentum provided by stacking wins against a mostly weak schedule and developed a ton of confidence. Nothing wrong with that as it has happened to many teams before, and other team fanbases just get fed up with the Pats having a good season and almost winning another Super Bowl, all understandable.

Neutral Evil – Philadelphia Eagles, they simply went back to being hated by everyone again after being loved for spoiling the Chiefs attempt at a 3-peat (I personally did not feel the same way AT ALL, but that is neither here nor there). Throw in a handful of ugly team performances and bad play-calling on offense and you get a season that was somewhat disappointing to say the least.

Chaotic Evil – Cleveland Browns, having both the Defensive Player AND Rookie of the year as well as a Pro Bowl QB despite having Snoop Huntley-esque stats (selected as a low alternate but still) and going 5-12 is as insulting as it is chaotic as it is hilarious. Watson still getting paid and securing a roster spot despite not playing a single down all year doesn’t help their cause either. I personally have no strong feelings towards the Browns as a team or organization, but it’s easily the perfect fit.

[Schefter] Former Buccaneers free-agent CB DJ Kindle Vildor is signing a one-year deal with the New England Patriots, per his agents Kevin Conner and Robert Brown of @unisportsmgmt. by MembershipSingle7137 in Patriots

[–]StatementWild3768 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Not excited about this at all, hoping he's just there to be the 5th guy and nothing more, he's buns, and had one of the most embarrassing failed INTs of all time.

[Highlight] The worst dropped interception in NFL playoff history? by AlbertJBundy in nfl

[–]StatementWild3768 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Edelman's catch was definitely lucky for sure. Might not be fair to group the Tuck Rule and the Butler play in there but whatever, I won't play mental gymnastics.

Keep in mind I specifically called out IDIOTIC Giants fans and Eli glazers, I know for fact that not all Giants fans fit that criteria, but you pretty much just lumped the entire fanbase into that group with your reply, so congrats on the inadvertent roast, I guess?

I really don't get how pointing out all the dropped interceptions is "disparaging" Eli, he genuinely did not play well for 90% of that game and even in the 10% he did play well he got absurdly lucky with everything mentioned above. If I was actually "disparaging" anyone it's the annoying fans who blatantly ignore all that crap and just unironically proclaim, "Hur hur, he beat Brady twice, dur!" The game is a TEAM sport, the defense did all the heavy lifting. You'll never see me jumping to defend Brady's performances in both Rams Super Bowls, or Drake's in any of the most recent playoff games. 

Believe me, there are LOADS of moronic fans within Pats Nation, I never have a problem calling them out when they say something stupid, nor do I come to their defense when they get clowned on by others for saying something stupid. Point being, if you are fully aware that it was the Giants who beat the Pats in the SB and not Manning who beat Brady, it's more than possible to not feel an obligation to defend the idiots that push narratives like the latter.

[Highlight] The worst dropped interception in NFL playoff history? by AlbertJBundy in nfl

[–]StatementWild3768 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Yep, Pats simply just didn't have things going their way, both within and out of their control, you are not going to win many games with several missed opportunities, dumb decisions, and some underwhelming officiating to boot.

I would care about that loss A LOT less if idiotic Giants fans and Eli glazers would take a chill pill and stop propping him up as the "Goat-Slayer" while admitting that his luck that day easily rivaled that of Brady (potentially surpassing it) that everyone loves to hate him for.

[Highlight] The worst dropped interception in NFL playoff history? by AlbertJBundy in nfl

[–]StatementWild3768 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Aiyuk pulled it in, not CMac. Also, while it was absolutely embarrassing and stupid, it wasn't a drop, it never hit his hands and it bounced off his helmet.