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What do you make of the New Day heel turn?

Here we go Steelers.... All the way! To the superbowl

People keep saying the Broncos paid Russ $39M to leave. First of all, that isn’t really what happened, but even if true, that wouldn’t be a flex! It makes the Broncos look stupid. They paid a HoF QB $39M to lead another team on a SB run! They’re a 6-7 team masquerading as an 8-5 team. They twice got lucky and won games they shouldn’t have won while the Steelers could easily be 12-1 right now if Russ hadn’t been injured. Bo Nix looking good and an inflated 8-5 record are the only two reasons Broncos fans aren’t calling for Sean Payton’s firing. A 6-7 record might not make fans impatient under normal conditions, but after treating a QB of Russ’s caliber like garbage, Payton doesn’t have much rope, and he knows it! When a coach treats a guy like Russ that way, he had better know what he’s doing, because Mike Tomlin does! I doubt that loser has had a good night’s sleep all season long. And it’s not true that “we all thought (Russ) was washed.” Speak for yourself man. 😂 Many fans spent the better part of two years speaking up for Russ and being laughed at by less informed, less intelligent so-called “fans.” We KNEW he wasn’t washed, and you haven’t even seen his best yet. He has another gear (i.e., the ability to play at an even higher level) that he hasn’t yet shown with the Steelers and didn’t get to show in Denver.

Quit jinxing the team. Let’s see what happens after Christmas. The rest of the schedule is tough.

Should Bill Belichick return to coaching?

Russ is “looking like a legitimate starter?” What is it with you?😒 Even in Russ’s worst year, he was a top-20 QB, and last year he was top 10 while playing for a coach who didn’t want him and with sorry weapons and an inconsistent O-Line. You want to know what he has done LATELY? For comparison, he rushed for 342 yards in 2019 in 16 games. He rushed for 341 yards in 2023 in Denver while playing only 15 games (for a coach who didn’t even resign many runs for him), finishing 8th in QB rush yards right behind Mahomes at 7th. Russ had a 47% QB rushing first down rate in 2023. JF had a 37% first down rate. JF was at 29% entering the Raiders game. Here are Russ’s 2023 rankings with a coach sabotaging him by keeping the playbook closed, no run game, ONE reliable receiver, an inconsistent at best O-Line, and a horrible defense: #1 in 4th Qtr comebacks (4) #1 in Game-Winning Drives (4) #2 in Adj. Completion Rate (78.8%) #2 in TD% (5.9) #4 in Completion Differentials #5 in TD-INT Ratio (26:8) #7 in Passer Rating (98.0) *#8 in QB Rush Yards (341, 15 games)* #9 in TDs (26) #9 in INT Rate (1.8) #10 in INTs (8) #11 in Completion% (66.4%) Russ was a borderline top-10 QB last year with a HC sabotaging him and trying to tank. He beat the toughest teams on the Broncos’ schedule midseason with a horrible offense and barely one WR. Last year, he also had 4 of the top-5 LEAST probable pass completions in the league, two of which had nothing to do with so-called deep-balls. According to Sports Info Solutions (SIS), Russ in 2023 completed 6 passes of 40+ air yards past the original LoS (for 301 yards), good for #1 in the NFL. 4 of those 6 went for TDs. The 2 that didn’t were drops by his WRs. He attempted 16 such passes, 10 of which were deemed on target and none of which resulted in an INT…0 INTs! Going back to late 2022, after Nathaniel Hackett’s firing, Russ has ripped off at least one TD in the last 25 of 26 games (and had a 23-game streak until a few games ago). Games 13-17 for 5 games (2022) Games 1-15 for 15 games (2023) Games 7-12 (2024, Pittsburgh) No other QB has even come close to that! Let’s also remember how he knocked off the six toughest Broncos opponents with that inferior Broncos squad and would’ve beaten the Lions and others if Payton hadn’t purposely pulled the plug. He was tanking and sabotaging Russ to scapegoat him. The Broncos needed the fanbase to be against Russ to justify losing and later to justify moving off of him whether after the 2023 season or after 2024. It’s called “P.R.” They wanted to keep Russ for 2024 but Russ refused to accommodate them by deferring his injury guarantee for an additional year. Russ refused because he knew it was his ticket out of Denver and knew they’d have to pay him regardless. So, this narrative that it was a flex for Denver “pay Russ to leave,” an oversimplification, btw, is incredibly stupid! And the Broncos look stupid for doing it, because Bo Nix can’t do what Russ would be done, and Sean Payton isn’t nearly as good a coach as Mike Tomlin or Pete Carroll.

I think Sean Payton fully believed in Russ. That’s why he sabotaged him. People don’t understand why he did that, but he had multiple reasons: (1) Revenge for denying the Saints a potential SB appearance in 2013-14; (2) Russ’s potential to diminish Payton’s reputation as a “QB whisperer” if he performed well. There are two ways to view this issue. Russ plays well under Payton after a horrific year with Hackett, and Payton is the hero. The opposite view takes into account that Payton would have to adjust to Russ’s preexisting strengths, which were honed in Seattle. Payton didn’t develop Russ, so Payton would only get credit for not being incompetent. That would add fuel to the fire for Payton’s skeptics, many of whom believe he simply rode Drew Brees’s coattails. (3) Protecting Drew Brees’s legacy. Payton and Brees are close like father and son. Russ and Drew Brees are widely considered to be the greatest undersized QBs ever, with some believing until 2022 that Russ was the better, more dynamic QB. Past QB rankings show that Russ was largely a borderline top-5 QB in his early Seattle years (2013-2016) before becoming a presumptive top-5 and top-3 QB. By attempting to pile on another bad year for Russ and criticizing him publicly (it didn’t work), he would theoretically be seeking protection Brees’s legacy. Plus. It’s possible that Payton was just too lazy and stubborn to do the work it would take to adjust. Still, he made a mistake. That ability to adjust is what Mayes coaches like Andy Reid so special. (4) Ownership and Payton wanted to inch up the draft board to find Russ’s replacement, a young QB whose development observers would attribute to Payton. Payton made up his mind early that the Broncos wouldn’t make the playoffs and ownership signed off on that. In fact, it may have been their idea. Payton threw several early games, threw games vs. the Lions and Patriots, and, when benching Russ for financial reasons over the final two games, tried to lose those games to move further up the draft board. (5) Russ recognized what Payton was doing and fought against it. When Payton went off on Russ on the sideline on international television, he was hoping Russ weight physically attack him. That would’ve allowed the Broncos to petition to void Russ’s contract for violating the personal conduct clause. Assaulting any staff member is automatic grounds to seek to void a players contract. That scheme likely came from the owners too. (6) He didn’t like Russ’s eternal optimism. It’s crazy because those two seemed to really enjoy each other at Pro Bowls and other functions to the point that Russ considered Payton to be “a friend.” Clearly, it wasn’t a two-way street and Payton was faking. My question is, why did Russ have Payton’s phone number, and why did Russ feel so comfortable speaking with him?

There's one undefeated team. Also, nobody stands out. 😅

Trouble? Lol Game Over ONE PRIDE!!! 💯💯

Sorry to anybody watching. I have no clue what happened to my microphone. Like I said... A total work in progress 🥲 I'll get it fixed.

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What is next in the Bloodline storyline?

What are your thoughts on the college football playoffs this year?

I feel like ive heard this same question for 12 weeks noe

Hard to say if the Chiefs are superbowl contenders then the Steelers are ......the Chiefs have won the last 6 playoffs games and roughly ab10 or so in the last 6 years including the last 2 superbowls......the Steelers haven't won a playoffs game in at least 8 years ......not a superbowl just a single playoffs game.....real talk

I can’t “UNSEE” what I saw in Russ’s first 12 years, nor can I unsee the miracle I saw Russ pull off in 2023 and what I’m seeing now. You don’t need to “unsee” what you saw over the past two years. You need to figure out what you were really looking at. I’ll tell you what I saw: 2021: Russ suffered a career-threatening injury and still returned to nearly lead his team to the playoffs. You also saw incompetent coaching from Pete Carroll. Russ still managed to finish with 3,113 yards, 25 TDs, 6 INTs, 65% complete, and a 103.1 passer rating that year with a mangled throwing hand he had to have surgically repaired 11 hours after the game in which he injured it. 2022: Russ was lied to and lured to a franchise that was NOT a QB away to play for a coach who should never have been hired to begin with. Then you saw Nathaniel Hackett’s incompetent coaching amidst the poor judgment of bringing back a RB known for having butterfingers. You saw that same team suffer more injuries than any team in the league, including injuries to Russ. And even during the most horrific season of his career, there were bright spots: Riss outperforming Mahomes twice, wins vs. the Broncos’ 5 toughest opponents - including the 49ers - and Russ finishing 7th in deep-ball passing. Russ needed postseason knee surgery. 2023: Sean Payton, upon orders from ownership, throwing games and sabotaging Russ to jockey for draft position and embarrassing his own QB, who finished in the top 10 in about 12 different meaningful QB metrics, including #1 in game-winning drives (4), #1 in 4th quarter comebacks (4), #2 on adjusted completion% (79%), and even #8 in QB rush yards with 341 in 15 games, right behind 7th place Mahomes (who played in all 17 games). Incidentally, Russ rushed for 342 yards in 2019, which should tell everyone that his legs are still there. You also witnessed Sean Payton try to coax Russ into an altercation on national television so the Broncos could petition to void his contract. That’s how the Broncos thanked Russ for beating all of their toughest opponents and leading them to their first win over the Chiefs in about 8 years. The fact that you mention struggling to unsee what you saw tells me that you really don’t know what you saw. Even worse, you’re willing to give more weight to ONE outlier year (2022) than you are to 12 other years of excellence, including this year. That tells me a lot.

“Russ got his deep ball ‘back’?” Where did it ever go? He was the leader in deep-ball passing in 2023 under Sean Payton and 7th in the league even during his worst season: 2022 with Nathaniel Hackett as his coach. It was certainly there every year he was in Seattle.

Bears are not an automatic win. They should’ve beaten Green Bay aside from the bs blocked kick, Minnesota an insane comeback, and we know the Detroit game.

We don't need to beat the bills it's a non conference game

Detroit holds the tie breaker over the Packers though so we are Three games up with five to go

Will anyone steal the NFC North from the Lions?

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Who will win the AFC?

Is Seth Rollins to the Bloodline for a match a good idea?

10:33 this sounds just like the point some people try to make about Lamar choking in the playoffs...

Will Cody ever turn heel?

Will Seth Rollins join the Bloodline at Survivor Series?

CALEB WILLAMS ASS IS COMING TRUE

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Is Caleb Williams to blame for the Bears struggles?

What will be the biggest upset this weekend?

If triple h would have never been f****** the boss's daughter and married her he wouldn't have had as many title reigns as he had I think he was still good enough to be a star but certainly wouldn't have had the power you could tell he used that family power to be in charge of DX which was really Shawn Michaels baby and also evolution. When I rank the greatest world champions ever he makes the top 10 with an astric beside it.

It's obvious that Vince puts extreme value into sociopathic traits such as ruthlessness, cruelty, mercilessness, sadism, brutality, inhumanity. Traits than Shane lacks. That's what Vince defines as "manhood". And Vince wanted Shane to be a brutal businessman. Vince didn't think Shane was brutal enough to run the wrestling business. I think once the sexual allegations were made public, he lost Stephanie too (his Golden Girl). I think at this point, Shane and Stephanie are just holding on for the inheritance. I think Vince disgusts them.

Who would be running WWE if it wasn't Triple H?

Was Vince any different from the character he played on TV?

Cena absolutely 22 years strong in the business and has had more championships than Rock And definitely can wrestle better than Rock

Which wrestler was better and why?

Even though jey lost the ic title I think that’s how the USOs will reunite because how with a tag team reunite with one of them having a singles title

Did Jey Uso drop the title too early?

Hope you liked that mute job Josiah. 38:42

Is there too much pressure on Bronny?

Who wins the Finals this year?

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Is Jalen Hurts a top 15 QB?

Will MJF and Adam Cole help save AEW?

Eli’s Super Bowl victories should be discredited because his teams were good? That’s a lazy argument. Name one Super Bowl winning team that was awful besides their qb, I’ll wait. Furthermore, his 2011 season he WAS the offense. The giants were awful at running the ball that year, yet he delivered time and time again to admittedly good receivers (who also by the way did nothing once they left NY and stopped playing with Eli), in situations where defenses KNEW they had to throw. It’s true that once coughlin left and the team became less talented his play regressed, however, again, I implore you to find me another QB who succeeds with bad coaching and roster management. If football TRULY is a team sport, you can’t knock Eli for not succeeding with a bad team, but also knock him for succeeding with a good one.

What is next for the Bloodline storyline with The Rock returning?

🗑️ Lamar > Jayden and he will never catch him. You’ll see Sunday

Is Aaron Rodgers to blame for Saleh getting fired?

First of all I didn't even start the video yet but I don't even like the title of the video so I'm just going to stay what the f*** I fell from the rip, Eli Manning is clutch, check the stats. Eli Manning beat Brett favre, Aaron Rodgers,Matt Ryan, and on top of that Tom Brady who is supposably the goat the f*** out of here Lawrence Taylor is the goat 💯