Super Bowl LX

Don Wassall said:
I just learned 2 in 3 Jewish teens have experienced antisemitism. What does that even mean? For that to be true the definition of antisemitism would have to be so broad as to include statements asking someone if they're Jewish.

The commercial of course had a black kid as the hero, leaving the implication, as always, that there's a huge army of hate-filled "white supremacists" roaming the land, total bs. No one with more than a handful of brain cells buys that crap anymore, it's all narrative and performative conformity.
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Well I experienced anti-whitism when I was once called a honkey. Where's the ad for that.

Maye needs to run with the ball rather than hold it so long in the pocket and wait to get sacked.
 
Rylie Mills with a Super Bowl sack after playing only 1 snap in the last 3 games and also coming of a torn ACL in 2024.
 
Will Campbell and Drake Maye hate running rampant on X. Wakanda supremacists and DWFs alike
 
I would've given the Super Bowl MVP to the quarterback. In a game without many outstanding stats, Darnold "managed the game" with no turnovers and just one sack taken. Just a little nitpick.

Glad to see Kupp and Barner at the top of the receiving box score. Barner spent four years at Indiana before transferring to Michigan for the 2023 championship team, where he was technically the backup to then-junior Colston Loveland. It's exceptional that a college team shoehorned two tight ends into the same draft class, and they both end up starting and playing key roles for playoff teams. Considering how white players are so often "shoehorned" into the tight end position, I wonder how often talented TE2's simply fall by the wayside.
 
Phall said:
I would've given the Super Bowl MVP to the quarterback. In a game without many outstanding stats, Darnold "managed the game" with no turnovers and just one sack taken. Just a little nitpick.

Glad to see Kupp and Barner at the top of the receiving box score. Barner spent four years at Indiana before transferring to Michigan for the 2023 championship team, where he was technically the backup to then-junior Colston Loveland. It's exceptional that a college team shoehorned two tight ends into the same draft class, and they both end up starting and playing key roles for playoff teams. Considering how white players are so often "shoehorned" into the tight end position, I wonder how often talented TE2's simply fall by the wayside.
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Call me crazy but I say the Seattle Kicker should have won it? He had a Super Bowl Record 5 Field Goals.
 
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