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Super Bowl LV


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2 minutes ago, TrevorLaurenceTime22 said:

I was making some light fun of all the posters who tried saying Andy Reid could coach away Remmjobs stink.

Yeah, maybe if Remmers was the only problem on the line then I might agree with them. They definitely got hit with the injury bug at the wrong time and wrong position that much is for sure.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Damn. Boomer calling it like it is. Basically said the refs were flat out fixing this game.

Boomer is a hot take artist. He is a seasoned radio/TV vet and knows how to stir the pot for clicks. I don’t care for him or his opinion but it certainly looks like the refs are letting everyone know they are a part of this game as well. 

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