NFL 2021-2022 Season

[onomatopoeia]

Bengals QB Joe Burrow saving all NFL Paychecks

2019 Heisman Trophy winner and Super Bowl bound sophomore NFL Quarterback Joe Burrow says that he'd banking and investing ALL of his $36.1 Million, 4-year guaranteed contract, and will live entirely on income from endorsements.

Burrow played well, but infrequently, in three seasons as part of the Ohio State Buckeyes program, including a redshirt freshman season in 2015. He's one of the few NCAA players who played consecutive years for different Division 1 schools. He didn't transfer from Ohio State to LSU; he graduated from Ohio State in three years with a degree in consumer and family financial services, and enrolled in LSU as a grad student, with two remaining years of NCAA eligibility.

This guy is building a resume for a career beyond football, as if football is just the means by which he becomes wealthy immediately.

 

[Ref]

Wow! Two great games.

I thought that KC was going to run away with it, however the Bengals changed their defensive game plan at half time and shut them down. Even when Mahomes had time, his receivers were covered.

For the Rams the key was to get Garopollo out of the pocket and it finally paid off on the last play.

I would guess that the Rams would be favored by 1.5 - 2.5 simply because the game will be on their home turf.

Looking forward to another exciting Superbowl!

 

[Tank0421]

Tough watching KC blow an 18 point lead and not get a point when they one the toss in OT.
But I'm going with the Rams taking the SB

 

[Einaya]

What’s with all the comeback win this playoff!!!

 

[shack]

I hope both games go to OT because I love the coin flip and whether the coin flip winner chooses ball or no ball.

As usual, you definitely think differently than the rest of us.

 

[The Oracle]

Bengals QB Joe Burrow saving all NFL Paychecks

2019 Heisman Trophy winner and Super Bowl bound sophomore NFL Quarterback Joe Burrow says that he'd banking and investing ALL of his $36.1 Million, 4-year guaranteed contract, and will live entirely on income from endorsements.

Burrow played well, but infrequently, in three seasons as part of the Ohio State Buckeyes program, including a redshirt freshman season in 2015. He's one of the few NCAA players who played consecutive years for different Division 1 schools. He didn't transfer from Ohio State to LSU; he graduated from Ohio State in three years with a degree in consumer and family financial services, and enrolled in LSU as a grad student, with two remaining years of NCAA eligibility.

This guy is building a resume for a career beyond football, as if football is just the means by which he becomes wealthy immediately.

He has shown a lot of poise in circumstances which would bury most quarterbacks with his limited experience.

Can his ''O'' line give him any chance at winning against the Rams though? And can the Bengals defense stop the Stafford/Kupp show?

If the Bengals can pull this off it will be unprecedented

 

[shack]

I would guess that the Rams would be favored by 1.5 - 2.5 simply because the game will be on their home turf.

Looking forward to another exciting Superbowl.

The early line is Rams -4.

Most Superbowls have been duds, including last year.

 

[shack]

I hope both games go to OT because I love the coin flip and whether the coin flip winner chooses ball or no ball.

KC wins the toss. Elects to receive the ball.

KC loses.

 

[Darts]

I hope the Superbowl goes to OT. Love the coin toss.
NFL Research: Coin-flip winner in playoff OT has ridiculous advantage (msn.com)
Stat reveals major advantage in coin toss with NFL overtime rules - Sports Illustrated