Wild Card Weekend

Fred in Lynn

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Not Lynn (or Ocean Side)
It could really hurt. Forget about bad punts - got to be worried about turnovers from someone not used to punting, especially in these conditions. I think you have to have a QB do it (the second or third string guy) because they'd be most likely to handle the long snap cleanly.
I understand what you mean, and it’s a fair point, but one of us has a lot more faith in the Pittsburgh offense than the other.
 

ilol@u

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Josh Allen is good for 1-2 dumb turnovers in a game script like this, if Pittsburgh is able to take advantage.
 

Cellar-Door

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Tomlin pretty clearly had no faith his defense wasn't giving up 17 yards on 2nd and 3rd..... which is fair, but if that's the case you're screwed anyway
 

DennyDoyle'sBoil

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Tomlin called the 2 second time out when Buffalo looked like it was peparing to run a pass play instead of just kneeling out the half. Tomlin was fine ending the half but wasn’t ready for the Bills trying a hook and lateral or something.
 

azsoxpatsfan

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Tomlin called the 2 second time out when Buffalo looked like it was peparing to run a pass play instead of just kneeling out the half. Tomlin was fine ending the half but wasn’t ready for the Bills trying a hook and lateral or something.
Boooo. Tomoon and Tomlinson was better. Bad edit
 

mauf

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The fact that Super Bowl needs secondary meaning to be protectable is why you need to be careful when using super for other football. I mean, Super Bowl is one of the most famous marks in the world and is not going to lose secondary meaning in our lifetimes.

But using “super” in another NFL playoff round could definitely impact the NFL’s ability to protect Super Bowl. For example if the XFL maybe wanted to call its championship the Super Cup. The NFL likely would claim likelihood of confusion, which is undermined by them using super in the wild card context.
Interesting. I wouldn’t think the NFL would have much chance of stopping a “Super Cup,” absent other factors that might lead to confusion with the Super Bowl.

(Sorry for gravedigging the post; I find this fascinating.)
 

joe dokes

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How many of JB, Simms, Cowher and Boomer does CBS extend?
A common reference is "who would you like the have a beer with."

These guys would always be the disheveled, kinda smelly ones, at the end of the bar. Fire them all. Just show "NFL Follies" for 20 minutes.