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I think BB would be more the solution to the woes of a team like the Cowboys or Bills (whose coaches are arguably worse than Shanahan) but I agree that'd probably have been able to get the job done last night all things considered. Unfortunately for SF, if the aforementioned Cowboys and Bills...

It's really clear that those takes are being made because sports media is struggling to find something to talk about in a league where the gap between Mahomes and the rest of the QBs is so wide. Unlike with, say, the case of Manning contra Brady, a QB like Allen doesn't even have the accolades...

I'll go with the Chiefs for reasons others have already mentioned, though I predict/seriously hope that SF will actually give them a challenge the way Baltimore's offense couldn't.

So presuming that the Lions get this done, who does that leave as teams that have never made it to the SB? Jacksonville, Cleveland, and Houston?

Footage of Brock Purdy Mic'd up currently.

Only a fool could look at the accomplishments of a [quite possible] succeeding dynasty and think that they somehow render inconsequential the upset against the GSOT, the playoff humiliation against the Manning era Colts, SB 49, 28-3, et.al.

3 of 5, if that's any consolation.

I ****ing lost it at the recolored Eagles logo ngl.

It'll never happen, but the funniest/most satisfying scenario would undoubtably be the Lions somehow upsetting the Chiefs in the SB.

Give Joe Burrow this Ravens roster and I think he could have gotten the job done.

Though I don't disagree, Lamar hasn't shown anything close to the type of playoff grit Rivers showcased by playing through an ACL tear and making it a close game in the 07 AFCCG.

I'd agree, even if we're to compare them relative to how old Lamar is now. At 27, Flacco already had 4 road wins, including one against a 1st seed team (the Titans) and another against the Patriots (though I'll concede that said squad limped into the playoffs). He also came close to beating the...

There's something weirdly poetically symmetrical about how the Lamar-era Ravens are sorta an antipode to the less fun to watch, but consistently more resilient come January Flacco-incarnation.

Like Gaara circa the Chunin Exams, Lamar is prone to losing his cool when faced with adversity,

Even with Tom's ankle sprain, there's still a non-zero chance the game could have gone differently had Stephen Neal not gone down with an injury relatively early into it.

I mean, if they hypothetically have to play both Miami and Philly I'd say it's a done deal. I simply don't trust Doc to be able to get them through both Spoe and Nurse.

Depending on how late we'd run into the Bucks in the playoffs (presumably the ECF if seeding stands), I could see them being so gassed and banged up that they'd fold in 5 games (provided we've truly gotten over our tendency to shoot ourselves in the foot). I read somewhere that Giannis and...

1): Lions 2): Texans 3): Buccaneers 4): 49ers 5): Bills 6): Packers 7): Ravens 8): Eagles 9): Chiefs 10): Steelers

Agreed. It's really close between those 2 years but I'd say that 2013 was probably the most depleted team across the board of the entire Brady era. In addition to Gronk's injuries (yes plural since it took him until Week 7 to come back) and the Hernandez situation that you mentioned, Amendola...

As we all know, years ago, Denver once fleeced a team in the NFC by trading away a QB who would never live up to expectations in exchange for a ransom of draft picks. Granted, prime Russell Wilson was leagues better than Cutler ever was, and this Broncos core is unlikely to equal that 2011...