Official Super Bowl LIX Kansas city Chiefs Vs Philadelphia Eagles!!!

Who ya got?

  • Chiefs

    Votes: 13 30.2%
  • Eagles

    Votes: 30 69.8%

  • Total voters
    43

easy_b

Easy_b is in the place to be.
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You know what it’s probably not a good idea to attend the Super Bowl this year. There’s a lot of shit going on and also flying the airplane right now is not comfortable. Also, I heard the man with the dead hand is going to be there too which half of the stadium is going to boo the hell out of him. So I will be maybe watching the Super Bowl on my TV this year.
 

jawnswoop

It's A Philly Thing
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jawnswoop

It's A Philly Thing
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I suspect the NFL has already had a long conversation to Kendrick Lamar/Jay-Z about no political references during his half time show.

Trump is scheduled to attend the game. The NFL doesn’t want to offend the Man-Child.

They don’t want no “Colin Karpernick” shit happening.

Will Kendrick comply?

We will wait and see….
Orange-man shouldn't be at the superbowl.

If the eagles win, they shouldn't go to the white house.
 

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Super Bowl 2025: Chiefs will be able to use 'three-peat' language after NFL reportedly strikes deal with Pat Riley​

If the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and win an unprecedented third straight Super Bowl, they can reportedly now use "three-peat" language to celebrate it.

Miami Heat team president and legendary NBA coach Pat Riley has owned the trademark to "three-peat" and various other versions of it since 1988, when his then-Los Angeles Lakers had won two NBA titles in a row. Front Office Sports reported Tuesday that the NFL has struck a deal with Riley to be able to license the phrasing should the Chiefs win on Sunday.



How much will the deal cost? The terms haven't been revealed, but Finance Monthly reported Riley received $600,000 from the Chicago Bulls in 1998, when they completed their second three-peat. Adjusted for inflation, that's over $1.16 million as of December 2024.
The NFL clearly has that type of money to spend, and Riley has said he donates most of the trademark money to charity anyway. So it seems like a small price to pay, proverbially if not in practice.

Either way, it sounds like the Chiefs will be able to wield the term "three-peat" freely. Now all they have to do is make NFL history on Sunday.

 
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