Niner fan here, the eagles did what they were supposed to do. It’s like sharks in water when blood is spilled & I respect it took us out our misery. Now that it’s been 3 weeks & post week Super Bowl loss for them. We were completely robbed of a possibly great game. I accepted the loss just didn’t respect how the fans made it seem like we wouldn’t of put up a good fight with Brock in at QB. We were on a roll just like y’all man…can’t wait for upcoming seasons game!
Zappe literally played well against 2 of the worst defenses in the league and then crashed against the bears. While jones rebounded very well in the 2nd half of the season... but sure man.
The lions should have been put in good in my eyes. They came out and said that they want Jared Goff to be their guy and we’re even in the postseason run! I think that they should have at least gotten a shoutout but that’s me. Keep up the work TPS!! Love the vids!
As a raiders fan you should have included the raider’s disastrous season in the bad/ugly section. From an epic season thriller last year that gave us playoff berth to becoming the biggest choke job of a team with the QB situation becoming awkward and questionable is Definitely worth mentioning
Tbh I don't blame the Raiders when it comes to being buried like that, as the rest of the AFC West had their own reasons for making headlines for better or worse. Kansas City won the Super Bowl. Denver hired Sean Payton. And the Chargers coming off that choke job, fired their Offensive Coordinator. And it didn't help that his replacement came straight from Dallas, and Dallas making headlines for Mike McCarthy taking over playcalling duties. I will agree that the Raiders handled the Derek Carr situation poorly. Had they not made it public that they intended to move on from Carr, they couldn't avoided the 40 Million in dead money that they have to pay him now. Its Jay Cutler 2.0, and Broncos fans have been warning the Raiders about Josh McDaniels
Nobody cares about the raiders, ever since my team the buccaneers absolutely destroyed you in the superbowl years back, you guys have been a dumpster fire … still feeling that ass whooping years later
To focus solely on the NFC South, I'd say the good was it was an unexpectedly competitive division, despite the Bucs and Saints underperforming and turning it into a 'bad' division. The bad was the fact the winning team had a losing record and was a first round exit in the playoffs. The ugly was the big step back the Buccaneers coaching staff took. It was a wild year.
agree, officiating was bad this year, but how is it that it’s only bad when its in favor of the Chiefs? Burrow has a clear Intentional Grounding, Chiefs lose out on points in the SB off of an obvious catch and fumble, Chris Jones gets called for the weakest roughing call last year, and what have you? Maybe its fandom getting to me, but seriously, I’ve noticed people complaining about Chiefs getting ref calls, when we’ve had the same issues all year.
Good: Unexpected teams showed up in the playoffs Bad: Packers couldn’t get a playoff berth Ugly: Injuries (Examples: Damar Hamlin, Tua Tagovailoa, just to name a few)
You could've just put the entire South division (AFC and NFC in one) in the bad since there was only one team with a winning record, and even that one team (Jags) was barely over .500 at 9-8
Re: the NFC South with no team having a winning record, get used to that. The more divisions there are, the fewer teams in each division, and the more likely every team goes under .500. The NFL should go back to the 3 divisions (east, central, west), which puts 5 or 6 teams in each division. They keep adding wild card teams to the playoffs, so what difference does it make if there are fewer division winners?
What about the Detroit Lions? Dan Campbell had them one game out of a playoff spot and Goff is looking good. And as a Cardinals fan you should have put us in the ugly column.
Good: the parity. Teams were winning games they should have had no shot in winning all year. I personally would have been better off flipping a coin for every prediction. Bad: Brady and Rodgers. Both legendary QBs, just two years removed from their championship game battle, went a mediocre 8-9 this year. Rodgers even lost a win or go home game in the final week of the regular season for the first time in his career. Ugly: the lack of scoring. Points were down across the league all season compared to previous years. Things got a little better in the playoffs, but that's mostly because the highest scoring teams in the league went.
I get the Jets wanting to check out the young qbs, but if they wanted to make the playoffs they really shoulda just let flacco play. He's not *good*, but at least he's not complete trash
Wilson was supposed to be QB 1 so Flacco started week 1-3 when Zach was hurt and he didn’t do that bad. But when White took over in week 12 he was terrific for 3 straight games blowing out Chicago in two really close losses against Minnesota and Buffalo. But he got injured and they were thrown back into Wilson and Flacco and didn’t score a touchdown in their final three games.
I agree that the Patriots offense was a mess in 2022, but in what world did Bailey Zappe outplay Mac Jones. It was NOT the real world. Zappe played well in three of the games he played in, because they simplified the game plan for him, but he was exposed by the Chicago Bears, who finished with the WORST RECORD IN FOOTBALL, when he took over that one game for Mac.
If I’m being brutally honest this season made me stop liking the patriots. The way the front office set mac up for failure was absolutely disgusting they didn’t even try to improve the team at all.
Also bad officiating last season… week 18 rams v seachickens bad officiating, if the call didn’t happen then the lions would have been in the playoffs and a possible different comeback player of the year, they do detroit dirty bro 😢😂.
Love to see the Lions make the post season. It’d be great for the sport. I have no hate and tons of respect for the Chiefs, but I hope we see a different AFC team in the SB next year. “Dynasties” are boring unless you’re a fan of that team. I wanna see the Bills, Bengals, maybe the Jags or Dolphins improve and make a run. It’s good for the sport to see different teams make the postseason. Heck, if the Jets play their cards right we might see them be competitors soon. Of the NFC side, if the Lions get over the hump or the Bears improve? Love to see that as well.
i think the Nyheim Hines and Damar Hamlin incidents should have been included with the Tua and other head injuries part, or had its own section. absolutely terrifying that this has happened many times in different games this season.
The officiating should have been in "ugly", and it should stay in ugly until it actually gets addressed. But, yeah, "never been better" indeed, Roger...
How is Josh McDaniel's/carr and Raiders in general not on this list? Nfl records setting 5 losses in a season when up by double digits at halftime, getting blown out by 1st ever coach Jeff Saturday in hisv1st ever coaching The carr debacle Raiders go from playoffs to clown show Carr cries in a press conference.. Dude.. this should've been in here
Bailey Zappe did not outplay Mac… the entire offensive scheme changed when Zappe came in to help the XFL WRs get open… they ran play action over 70% of the time with Zappe, about 10% with Mac. And losing McDaniels wasn’t a “loss” it was hiring Patricia as OC that was the worst decision that organization has ever made. And just to put it in perspective, Mac Jones still balled out… put up similar numbers as he did his rookie year with a worse offensive line, the worst OC of all time, didn’t play for a few games, and still no true WR1, not to mention, he put up fairly similar stats as Joe Burrow in his first two seasons (accounting for games missed) and Burrow has the best WR core in the NFL. The disrespect on Mac because of a “step back” is actually wild. Did he make mistakes, obviously, but he had 0 guidance. Everyone hypes up Josh Allen when all he’s proven is he’s athletic. That team is STACKED and they haven’t won anything. People hype up Lawerence, and he makes 10x the mistakes Mac makes, and has a WAYYY better offense. The Patriots are almost making playoffs every year during a rebuild… I don’t think people understand how crazy that is to do in the AFC East.
The Good: Green bay selected christian Watson. The Bad: Green Bay looses vs Detroit at lambeau and out of playoffs The Ugly: Aaron Rodgers and his "blackrooms therapies" damn son...
What did you expect? To be honest I didn’t expect as a Lions fan for them to be on there, because one of the norms of main stream media is to slam and discredit any success or improvement by the Detroit Lions. Now, to be fair, the Lions have sucked for a long time, but even when we got improbable victories, it was always what is wrong with this other team that they lost to the lowly Detroit Lions. Never mind the fact that even though we started out one and six that we powered back and ended the season nine and eight. Then there was the NFL rig of a game between the Rams and Seahawks, because they wanted to eliminate the Lions chances of the playoffs so that we would roll over and feed their narrative of Aaron Rodgers going to the playoffs. Newsflash we didn’t with nothing to lose. We beat the Packers taking them out of the post season.
This officiating thing is so annoying. Nobody was complaining about the refs last year when Cincy got a free touchdown against the Raiders last year 😐 foh with the bs you must be a bills fan, because you didn’t mention them on here. They were the sb favorites!
We had 86 total injuries last season. It’s already hard enough to go back to back in this league, but if your entire team turns into a hospital, you’re very limited on what you can accomplish. Add in the fact that we had the hardest strength of schedule this season, and it was all a recipe for disaster. It’s ok tho, bad years are a part of football, just ask the Jets. We should rebound next season, I can definitely see us winning 10 games. That’s assuming we finally let Morris go, can’t stand the guy his defensive scheme is atrocious
long overdue rebuild for the saints? we had a 12 win season and lost in the 2nd round of the playoffs just two years ago and then had a winning record the next year yea the team is old but there is no need for a full on rebuild all we need is a qb we have a top 10 rb top 10 oline top 10 defense and a top 15-20 receiving core if we had a qb we'd of won every single division game this year and plenty of others
As a Steelers fan the only good thing about the NFL 2022 season is that the Steelers finished a 9-8 record above .500 which means Mike Tomlin will continue his non- loosing moving forward so we shall see what happens in the 2023 season come draft day free agency and trades too
One of the best games was week 2 dolphins and ravens game, people said tua was bad he did good as Jalen hurts for being out 7 weeks. Come on tuamis good not bad do you agree with me.
Really wish the bucs hadn't phoned in that week 18 game. They could have won easily and the "lol losing record" narrative wouldnt exist. No one will acknowledge that they basically chose to lose that last game.
Nobody is blaming the Cheifs , just the refs. I think they had a good chance to win regardless but everyone feels robed of exciting what ifs that should have been. I bet on the Cheifs lol so it was nice to see lmao
why do people ignore how lions started the season 1-6 and ended 9-8?
Because they missed the playoff
Still over impressed
Because they’re the Lions. Thanks for letting me know to skip this one
Love to see the Lions improve and make the playoffs. It’s always good for the sport when a perennial “loser” gets it together and makes a run.
Great point, they're looking good!
Do 5 worst and 5 best games
That's actually a great idea
Dolphins vs Ravens Week 2 needs to be on there
Lions vs bills on Thanksgiving needs to be there
Worst: broncos 2022-2023 season
Jaguars vs Cowboys
Ugly: watching the ravens play without Lamar
Niner fan here, the eagles did what they were supposed to do. It’s like sharks in water when blood is spilled & I respect it took us out our misery. Now that it’s been 3 weeks & post week Super Bowl loss for them. We were completely robbed of a possibly great game. I accepted the loss just didn’t respect how the fans made it seem like we wouldn’t of put up a good fight with Brock in at QB. We were on a roll just like y’all man…can’t wait for upcoming seasons game!
We all didn't feel that way, I wouldn't have rather had Brock fully healthy it would've been a great game. GGs you guys will be back next year.
I didn't feel that way
TPS. I would love to see a video regarding the hot takes that you made prior to the start of the season that were both SPOT ON and DEAD WRONG
Zappe literally played well against 2 of the worst defenses in the league and then crashed against the bears.
While jones rebounded very well in the 2nd half of the season... but sure man.
Good: Detroit Lions season
Bad: Texans winning against Indianapolis in week 18, losing their chance at No 1 draft pick.
Ugly: Las Vegas Raiders season
The lions should have been put in good in my eyes. They came out and said that they want Jared Goff to be their guy and we’re even in the postseason run! I think that they should have at least gotten a shoutout but that’s me. Keep up the work TPS!! Love the vids!
If you were to make a 6th spot you could do Lions as good. Raiders as bad, and Damar Hamlin as ugly.
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Good: The surprising play of normally bad teams
Bad: The Texans screw up their tank job
Ugly: What happened to the Packers
The Texans bit was more of Lovie Smith's version of flipping off the Texans' management office I suspect. 😆
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As a raiders fan you should have included the raider’s disastrous season in the bad/ugly section. From an epic season thriller last year that gave us playoff berth to becoming the biggest choke job of a team with the QB situation becoming awkward and questionable is Definitely worth mentioning
Tbh I don't blame the Raiders when it comes to being buried like that, as the rest of the AFC West had their own reasons for making headlines for better or worse. Kansas City won the Super Bowl. Denver hired Sean Payton. And the Chargers coming off that choke job, fired their Offensive Coordinator. And it didn't help that his replacement came straight from Dallas, and Dallas making headlines for Mike McCarthy taking over playcalling duties. I will agree that the Raiders handled the Derek Carr situation poorly. Had they not made it public that they intended to move on from Carr, they couldn't avoided the 40 Million in dead money that they have to pay him now. Its Jay Cutler 2.0, and Broncos fans have been warning the Raiders about Josh McDaniels
Raiders are always the same.
Off-season Champs choke when the season starts.
Nothing to see here.🤷
Nobody cares about the raiders, ever since my team the buccaneers absolutely destroyed you in the superbowl years back, you guys have been a dumpster fire … still feeling that ass whooping years later
The Steelers and lions turn around was amazing
11:38 I’m surprised you didn’t mention the Fumble In The Jungle, that was probably one of the coolest moments
To focus solely on the NFC South, I'd say the good was it was an unexpectedly competitive division, despite the Bucs and Saints underperforming and turning it into a 'bad' division. The bad was the fact the winning team had a losing record and was a first round exit in the playoffs. The ugly was the big step back the Buccaneers coaching staff took. It was a wild year.
agree, officiating was bad this year, but how is it that it’s only bad when its in favor of the Chiefs? Burrow has a clear Intentional Grounding, Chiefs lose out on points in the SB off of an obvious catch and fumble, Chris Jones gets called for the weakest roughing call last year, and what have you? Maybe its fandom getting to me, but seriously, I’ve noticed people complaining about Chiefs getting ref calls, when we’ve had the same issues all year.
Good: Unexpected teams showed up in the playoffs
Bad: Packers couldn’t get a playoff berth
Ugly: Injuries (Examples: Damar Hamlin, Tua Tagovailoa, just to name a few)
Ima add on the ugly the titans injury problem
Good: Lions starting 1-6 and ending 9-8
Bad: Vikings defense
Ugly: Chicago Bears
I think you should have included the Lions second half in the good.
The lions being awesome
Good: NFL is in good hands
Good The Lions 1-6 comeback to be 9-8
What a crazy and weird season this was!
I would the ravens bengals wild card game was a back and forth brawl between Tyler Huntley and joe burrow
You could've just put the entire South division (AFC and NFC in one) in the bad since there was only one team with a winning record, and even that one team (Jags) was barely over .500 at 9-8
Bad: The Ravens not providing Lamar Jackson with a proper contract
as a chargers fan im glad we lost that game bc lombardi finally got fired. that dude is satan
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Pick the 5 best and 5 worst predictions over the season
As a broncos fan I’m surprised that the Broncos offense wasn’t on the ugly
They had Russ so kinda yeah
where is the damar hamlin fiasco
Can you do the best owners who own multiple sports franchises
Re: the NFC South with no team having a winning record, get used to that. The more divisions there are, the fewer teams in each division, and the more likely every team goes under .500. The NFL should go back to the 3 divisions (east, central, west), which puts 5 or 6 teams in each division. They keep adding wild card teams to the playoffs, so what difference does it make if there are fewer division winners?
What about the Damar Hamlin incident? I was there at that game. It was my very first live NFL game, and it ended in tragedy.
3 words: Sue The Refs!
God bless you guys Always keep God first
What about the Detroit Lions? Dan Campbell had them one game out of a playoff spot and Goff is looking good.
And as a Cardinals fan you should have put us in the ugly column.
No one cares , only a superbowl victory will undo the damage Lions have done to their city and the league
Adding another one:
Good: Everything Eagles related
Bad: Deshaun Watson
Ugly: Steelers without TJ Watt
Do 5 teams that need to rebuild or 5 teams that need a new coach or 5 teams need a new quarterback
Mac Jones was kinda sad 😢
Hope they do better next season
Nah lol, the Patriots downfall (Mac’s in particular) is funny to watch.
@@NuggetGaming I didn’t even know panthers fans existed
@@realityblows5817 Matt Rhule pushed away most of the fanbase. The new staff is looking great though.
@@NuggetGaming idk what Mac did to offend you but ok
@@FutureF123 Injuring Burns
The Ravens best offensive to worst offense.
Good: the parity. Teams were winning games they should have had no shot in winning all year. I personally would have been better off flipping a coin for every prediction.
Bad: Brady and Rodgers. Both legendary QBs, just two years removed from their championship game battle, went a mediocre 8-9 this year. Rodgers even lost a win or go home game in the final week of the regular season for the first time in his career.
Ugly: the lack of scoring. Points were down across the league all season compared to previous years. Things got a little better in the playoffs, but that's mostly because the highest scoring teams in the league went.
I get the Jets wanting to check out the young qbs, but if they wanted to make the playoffs they really shoulda just let flacco play. He's not *good*, but at least he's not complete trash
Wilson was supposed to be QB 1 so Flacco started week 1-3 when Zach was hurt and he didn’t do that bad. But when White took over in week 12 he was terrific for 3 straight games blowing out Chicago in two really close losses against Minnesota and Buffalo. But he got injured and they were thrown back into Wilson and Flacco and didn’t score a touchdown in their final three games.
Top 10 trades in offseason that should happen is a good idea
How did you leave off the Lions turnaround from the good section? Or at least Jared Goff's season
Good - the progress of the Lions
Zac, Mayfield and Mac Jones were the worst parts of the season. Their sense of entitlement is out of this world
You should have put cardinals in ugly
No
Good: jacoby Brisset
Bad: pro bowl
I agree that the Patriots offense was a mess in 2022, but in what world did Bailey Zappe outplay Mac Jones. It was NOT the real world. Zappe played well in three of the games he played in, because they simplified the game plan for him, but he was exposed by the Chicago Bears, who finished with the WORST RECORD IN FOOTBALL, when he took over that one game for Mac.
If I’m being brutally honest this season made me stop liking the patriots. The way the front office set mac up for failure was absolutely disgusting they didn’t even try to improve the team at all.
Where does the Damar Hamlin issue fall in? Genuinely curious.
Ugly: Damar Hamlin's cardiac arrest.
Also bad officiating last season… week 18 rams v seachickens bad officiating, if the call didn’t happen then the lions would have been in the playoffs and a possible different comeback player of the year, they do detroit dirty bro 😢😂.
Love to see the Lions make the post season. It’d be great for the sport. I have no hate and tons of respect for the Chiefs, but I hope we see a different AFC team in the SB next year. “Dynasties” are boring unless you’re a fan of that team. I wanna see the Bills, Bengals, maybe the Jags or Dolphins improve and make a run. It’s good for the sport to see different teams make the postseason. Heck, if the Jets play their cards right we might see them be competitors soon. Of the NFC side, if the Lions get over the hump or the Bears improve?
Love to see that as well.
Why do people ignore the Steelers starting 2-6 and finishing 9-8?
Idk they ain’t huge Super Bowl favorites like they used to be
Same reason Lions got ignored most likely?
i think the Nyheim Hines and Damar Hamlin incidents should have been included with the Tua and other head injuries part, or had its own section. absolutely terrifying that this has happened many times in different games this season.
Do Top 10 moments from the 2022 season
*Bro, the NFC was ugly.*
A lot of comeback games this year
The Texans losing the number one overall pick was pretty bad
When Tua comes back the team needs to get him a Q collar and vicis helmet
One question how in the world are the lions starting 1-6 to finishing 8-2 not on this list. Still proves Detroit vs. everybody
The officiating should have been in "ugly", and it should stay in ugly until it actually gets addressed. But, yeah, "never been better" indeed, Roger...
They should have a replay check for playoffs at least
How is Josh McDaniel's/carr and Raiders in general not on this list?
Nfl records setting 5 losses in a season when up by double digits at halftime,
getting blown out by 1st ever coach Jeff Saturday in hisv1st ever coaching
The carr debacle
Raiders go from playoffs to clown show
Carr cries in a press conference..
Dude.. this should've been in here
Cowboys losing in the playoffs should of been under the good 😂😂
9:00 there is NO WAY Zach had WORSE stats in EVERY Category than JaMarcus 😭 this is crazy
Bailey Zappe did not outplay Mac… the entire offensive scheme changed when Zappe came in to help the XFL WRs get open… they ran play action over 70% of the time with Zappe, about 10% with Mac. And losing McDaniels wasn’t a “loss” it was hiring Patricia as OC that was the worst decision that organization has ever made. And just to put it in perspective, Mac Jones still balled out… put up similar numbers as he did his rookie year with a worse offensive line, the worst OC of all time, didn’t play for a few games, and still no true WR1, not to mention, he put up fairly similar stats as Joe Burrow in his first two seasons (accounting for games missed) and Burrow has the best WR core in the NFL. The disrespect on Mac because of a “step back” is actually wild. Did he make mistakes, obviously, but he had 0 guidance. Everyone hypes up Josh Allen when all he’s proven is he’s athletic. That team is STACKED and they haven’t won anything. People hype up Lawerence, and he makes 10x the mistakes Mac makes, and has a WAYYY better offense. The Patriots are almost making playoffs every year during a rebuild… I don’t think people understand how crazy that is to do in the AFC East.
Something ugly was the James Bradbury call. The eagles should have one that game
The Good: Green bay selected christian Watson.
The Bad: Green Bay looses vs Detroit at lambeau and out of playoffs
The Ugly: Aaron Rodgers and his "blackrooms therapies" damn son...
Didn’t even mention the Eagles
Surprised Russ wasn’t in the ugly
Definitely should’ve been
What was “uglier” than the Broncos last season? Maybe the Packers missing the playoffs.
the only reason the pats went 8-9 becasue their defense is good if they had just a solid offense they would have been a playofff team no doubt
What did you expect? To be honest I didn’t expect as a Lions fan for them to be on there, because one of the norms of main stream media is to slam and discredit any success or improvement by the Detroit Lions. Now, to be fair, the Lions have sucked for a long time, but even when we got improbable victories, it was always what is wrong with this other team that they lost to the lowly Detroit Lions. Never mind the fact that even though we started out one and six that we powered back and ended the season nine and eight. Then there was the NFL rig of a game between the Rams and Seahawks, because they wanted to eliminate the Lions chances of the playoffs so that we would roll over and feed their narrative of Aaron Rodgers going to the playoffs. Newsflash we didn’t with nothing to lose. We beat the Packers taking them out of the post season.
Ugly for me - Lovie Smith fumbling our chances at a first overall pick.
I'm so proud of Geno we are in good hands
How about Justin Jefferson having the best season of his career and he's only in his 3rd season?
U forgot to put the lions epic turn around
This officiating thing is so annoying. Nobody was complaining about the refs last year when Cincy got a free touchdown against the Raiders last year 😐 foh with the bs you must be a bills fan, because you didn’t mention them on here. They were the sb favorites!
The Seattle defence was VERY bad
Steelers we’re 2 and 6 and almost made the playoffs
You forgot an ugly one... the turf
We had 86 total injuries last season. It’s already hard enough to go back to back in this league, but if your entire team turns into a hospital, you’re very limited on what you can accomplish. Add in the fact that we had the hardest strength of schedule this season, and it was all a recipe for disaster. It’s ok tho, bad years are a part of football, just ask the Jets. We should rebound next season, I can definitely see us winning 10 games. That’s assuming we finally let Morris go, can’t stand the guy his defensive scheme is atrocious
long overdue rebuild for the saints? we had a 12 win season and lost in the 2nd round of the playoffs just two years ago and then had a winning record the next year yea the team is old but there is no need for a full on rebuild all we need is a qb we have a top 10 rb top 10 oline top 10 defense and a top 15-20 receiving core if we had a qb we'd of won every single division game this year and plenty of others
Prime time games were a big disappointment for me this year I think that should have also been in the bad
Dallas Cowboys Dak Prescott interceptions. Bad or ugly you can decide
Chiefs fan here.
I disagree with the assessment about bad calls helping us in the AFC Championship game.
That is all...
Bad: The LV Raiders. Enough said
As a Steelers fan the only good thing about the NFL 2022 season is that the Steelers finished a 9-8 record above .500 which means Mike Tomlin will continue his non- loosing moving forward so we shall see what happens in the 2023 season come draft day free agency and trades too
I love these videos so much great job tps
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One of the best games was week 2 dolphins and ravens game, people said tua was bad he did good as Jalen hurts for being out 7 weeks. Come on tuamis good not bad do you agree with me.
Good: Justin Fields' breakout year
An ugly would be titans second half collapse
Brady still remained the luckiest player in history, even making the playoffs whilst having a losing record
The AFC west was so disappointing
Chiefs didn’t lose a game but they was projected to finish bottom.
Really wish the bucs hadn't phoned in that week 18 game. They could have won easily and the "lol losing record" narrative wouldnt exist. No one will acknowledge that they basically chose to lose that last game.
Bad, the whole buccaneers szn 😭
Forgot The Kansas City Queefs needing the refs help to win
Refs didn’t put a single point on the board foh
The officiating and Zack Wilson were horrible.
Love your video TPS
Nobody blamed the refs until the chiefs won ANOTHER SB. You forgot to include the Bills who was everyone sb favorites!
Nobody is blaming the Cheifs , just the refs. I think they had a good chance to win regardless but everyone feels robed of exciting what ifs that should have been. I bet on the Cheifs lol so it was nice to see lmao
The bad field is Super Bowl 57