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Tin foil hat time (Im starting to Believe it though)


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While it could happen, I don't want to believe it.  I'd like to think that these guys have too much pride, and fixing things like plays would be extremely difficult...

But if it does happen, I want my retribution story for Cam and the Panthers next season!

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People refuse to see what is happening, I understand that.  That is why they can keep doing things to move momentum.  People cannot admit their favorite past time is tainted.   It's still fun to watch, and I think the players are truly playing their hearts out and coaches for the most part, but I've trained myself to watch things during games that once you do this, you can't unsee.  

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Hard to believe that "Tony" would tell so much without revealing the whole truth.  Alien overlords demand a scripted NFL as tribute, JFK was shot because he was going to go public with everything, and the World Trade Center was attacked because proof of the conspiracy was in those buildings and had to be destroyed.  

I don't know why he would hide relevant facts in such an otherwise informative article.

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4 minutes ago, Rastlet said:

I don't believe it otherwise Dallas would not have sucked for the last 20 years.

Dallas isn't as popular as they would lead you to believe.  Also a lot of other things go into advertising.  Their popular age group may not be the target purchasing group, which is like 20-49 males I believe.  They may not have a lot of purchasing power if their large base in rural/poor areas.    Dallas also doesn't have a superstar people care about, and they haven't in 20 years.  They don't have a Rodgers or Manning.  Romo has been a good QB but most people never put up in the top 10 (which he actually is, when healthy, at least regular season lol).   

Also storylines are key.  KEY.  They bring the viewers as well.  America loves drama.  Cowboys haven't had a good situation for a good storyline.  

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1 minute ago, Cyberjag said:

I believe it all, and I'm particularly impressed with David Tyree's helmet catch that helped win the Super Bowl in 2008.  Whoever scripted that one up is just plain genius.

Teams can still make plays and win.  It's just when you face a team like Denver's defense you have to be perfect.  I don't think they always get what they want, but usually they do.   For instance, the way we played Arizona, it would be hard to take that one away from us.  

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Hasn't like the last 9 of 10  teams in the super bowl with the #1 ranked d won? Seattle being the latest exception?

Add another odd yet unreal stat is the last time a league mvp won the SB was 99 with Kurt Warner. 

But for those convinced there are conspiracies,  if you aren't making money on betting then you don't really believe it.

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