Brian Mott

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@Tim_Stoudt @Chiefs Nope f$&k the chiefs and Mahomes!

I’ve been thinking that this is still way better than having the @Chiefs playing in this game…but now I’m starting to second guess that.

Wow the Patriots are calling on offensive game plan that directly feeds into the strength of Seattle’s defensive strengths. Actually ZERO adjustments so far shocking! 😳

Lions season done ✅

@matt_vanswol Maybe because a large amount of the “jobs” really don’t have accountability or in fact many of the jobs aren’t really jobs at all but instead just collecting a check 🧐

Responding to this email would take less than 2 minutes for any truly productive person. Why is this in any way controversial?

The US Treasury can't track $4.7 trillion in payments. Medicare sent $2.7 trillion overseas to people that weren't eligible. Pentagon lost track $2.5 trillion. Social Security sends $100 billion a year to people with no identity. Department of Education spends $50 billion a year to make your kids gay. USAID spends $50 billion a year to make everybody else gay. That's over a third of the National Debt right there, and it's only been 3 weeks. This is all blatant fraud. And liberals are defending this. "Nobody voted for Elon and DOGE" The fuck I didn't... This is exactly what I voted for. I want my fucking money back. I want to see some fucking perp walks. I want to make sure this never happens again.

@Tim_Stoudt Perfect time

These two acting like a TO around midfield isn’t the best time to take a shot on the next play.

@Realrclark25 He couldn’t have missed the read I thought he was the 🐐? 🧐 😂 😂

Patrick missed a read on 4th down. Had the inside route after the motion.

You see what happens when you don’t rig the game. 🫵🏾 #SuperBowl

@markschlereth Eagles doing what Bucs did to chiefs in that Super Bowl.

Sweat is crushing the edge on his pass Rush! Mahomes and the Chiefs have zero answers.

This game looks very very similar to the Bucs/ Chiefs Super Bowl. Mahomes is greatly affected by pass rush but more importantly containing pass rush.

@getnickwright 🤡

Chiefs down 10, which means, finally, the game can start. It’s a weird part of the dynasty, that they’re totally unable to play well in Super Bowls until they’re down exactly 10 points, but it’s verifiably true! Mahomes will now try to do what he’s done 3x, the same number of every other quarterback in league history combined—come back from down double digits in the Super Bowl.

@Tim_Stoudt I would assume hurts!

Who would have been awarded the score, if they would have gotten to that point?

@tyler_sawa Grow up bro you would leave in second for the opportunity also. So don’t act like a 🤡

Can’t support this. Going into the division feels like a backstab If he went to Vegas, I wish him the best. This I can’t support

@lionsfanreport Last year

Does today’s game or last year’s loss in the NFC championship hurt more to you?

@lionsfanreport Maybe spend bye week preparing not interviewing

Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn having their worst called games of the season in the biggest game of the season. 😑😑😑😑

@Tim_Stoudt It’s the swift effect!

#NFL Officiating is a joke. +1 yard spots for KC. -1 yard spots for Houston.

How the HELL did OSU loose to Michigan and now completely destroying Oregon.

I’m a fan.

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