Good; the less that people talk about it, the better.
If Darnold channels his inner Nick Foles and has the game of his life, Seattle wins.
George:
You are not missing much. This game is fugly so far. The Pats O-line is getting pushed around. Could come down to a turnover. Seattle should run the ball. Darnold is a turnover machine. He might lose it.
Not a bad prediction. The thing about luck is that it always runs out. No knock on the Pats. They played the schedule they were given but they caught a ton of breaks this season. Maye is a decent QB but he came within one vote of the MVP when he should not have sniffed it. His O-line was terrible tonight and "First Round" Vrabel gave him no help but Maye stunk. I apologize to Grogan for the comparison. One of the worst offensive performances in SB history. It's not often that a team gets to lose the SB, MVP, and have their franchise coach and owner blackballed from the HOF in the same week.
U2's halftime performance was the only one that resonated with me and came off as genuine rather than canned spectacle. It was interesting to me how U2 was able to take an entertainment slot that by design is essentially shallow and fake and made it into something meaningful.
George, I will just say no QB would have functioned well behind that OL. The LT and LG were both truly awful. So bad in fact, I bet that LT gets moved inside at some point soon. Yes, the Seattle D line is very stout. Still, that was atrocious, unacceptable OL play by NE throughout the game.
I watched Bad Bunny and I loved it. I just thought it was an awesome show, a tribute to Hispanic culture. I lived in Uruguay when I was a kid and when he mentioned all the countries but especially Uruguay as being part of America that got me out of my seat.
I think the pre-game show was 5 hours, much longer than the game itself.
That's not too far off for football, college as well as NFL, on the radio, at least. During the regular season, the Eagles pregame for a 1PM kickoff starts at 10AM on their flagship station. Same thing for Penn State. Of course, there are probably tailgate parties going on at the time and those folks are tuning in.
Yeah great, too bad it wasn't in English so that those who didn't live Uruguay like you did could understand what he was singing.
I actually didn’t get all the words and you didn’t have to know the words to appreciate the show. I’m not all that familiar with his music but he’s very popular worldwide and I’m sure a lot of people don’t understand what he’s saying. It was the same in the 60s where rock was popular worldwide but not everyone understood the lyrics.
