I recently saw the following article on Profootballtalk and was surprised it didn't recieve more response / feedback here.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/05/14/mike-brown-took-a-stand-against-rams-leaving-st-louis/
Obviously Mike Brown's competence related to both:
1. Football operations and decision making.
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2. (Genuine) committment to winning over the years (see 90's) can undoubtedly be questioned.
One thing that I don't think can be is his loyalty....often to the detriment of the team and organisation.
At the same time as much sh*t as he takes for constantly being "the fly in the NFL ointment" I kinda "dig" that he often stands for "old school" values and ideals.
The article above is an example of that and ???? surely bodes well for the Bengal long term future in Cincinnati.
Opinions?
And, Stevie G can assist us to another PL Trophy, if his Aston Villa can beat or draw the Cheating Bastards of Manchester. May it be so.
Paris in 10 days anyway for the Champions League Cup, SF.
4 possible championships (two already secured) in one season! Great time to be a Red! YNWA!
There is an alternate reality in some level of hyperspace where Burrow does get that pass off and Chase catches the ball wide open and walks into the end zone and it goes down as the greatest play in Super Bowl history. I can see and hear it vividly in my mind. Absolute pandemonium in the stadium. They would likely call it "the check" and it would surpass "the catch" by Dwight Clark or whatever that bullshit groundball play is by Franco Harris.
Painful to think about though.
Hopefully it fuels Shiesty to do it again next season.