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They don't though. People say the same dumb shit about every consistently successful team in every sport, like Ohio State. I'm not even a Patriots fan. Criticize all you want, I don't give a shit. Just recognize the petty bitterness for what it is.

You're arguing...semantics. Whether or not you think New England being universally hated and Deflategate are "evidence" that the NFL wouldn't fix games to help them is irrelevant. The NFL doesn't hate them, the NFL doesn't love them, and the NFL doesn't give a shit about them winning or losing.

Are Goodell and Robert Kraft?

Goodell is an extension of the owners. He's an empty suit that fans can hate and bitch at instead of directing shit at the people that actually run the league. There's no sinister Pats cabal in the league office. They just have the best coach ever and a QB that takes electrolyte enemas. Move on.

I'm getting hung up on semantics?

What exactly do you think I'm trying to "prove"? Again, never said the NFL hates the Patriots. The deflategate drama doesn't jive with the narrative that they're the league office's sacred cow either. It's neither, they're just successful. Way it goes.

No, he doesn't. He doesn't give a shit about them at all. That's my point. If the NFL were that invested in outcomes, the most valuable and popular franchise they have would've made it through the divisional round at least once in the last 23 years.

I never said the NFL don't like the Patriots, I said that they have bad blood with Goodell, which they have since deflategate and which would make them a weird fucking choice to be the NFL's match-fixing darling.

No probably, there was no conspiracy. People are just petty as shit. They didn't want anyone there. They don't give a shit. They would've had no issue selling Mahomes or Brees and the Super Bowl is the Super Bowl regardless. If the league is as fixed as people were going on about after the...

The NFL wanted the Patriots, hated by everyone and with bad blood with Goodell, against the Rams, the team with no fans that took away their other franchises' ability to dangle a move to Los Angeles over every city in order to get free stadiums? Shitty outcome doesn't equal conspiracy.

Apparently now they're going to "discuss" reviewing PI calls. More stoppages for a product that's unwatchable 99% of the time because of constant stoppages.

Rams. I don't give a shit about them, I don't give a shit about how many fans any team has, and there's a non-zero chance they skip the White House visit. Also, as much as it would disgust me to see Stan Kroenke get a ring, the mgoboard despondency when Electrolyte Jesus loses his 4th Super...

Fields being recruited doesn't equal Tate being treated poorly in any capacity. I can see why the basketball game thing might have pissed him off and that's the extent of it. I would also think that someone that ran his mouth publicly like he did and is interested in being QB1 somewhere like...

Mostly just the same thought I had after watching season 1, which is that I'm extremely happy that I don't have a job where my success is dependent on 17-year olds.

No one's upset about or even really questioning his decision to transfer. Him leaving and redecorating his Twitter page like an emo teenager after talking shit publicly multiple times about not leaving and before the guy being brought in to compete with him has even been cleared yet makes him...

:lol: So much for all of that "alpha" shit.

I don't see Miami being difficult to root for at all in a world where Clempsin has Dabo Swinney, a test tube quarterback, and a Charmin soft schedule.

They just won 14 games, have another great recruiting class coming in, still have Nick Saban, and no one in the SEC can keep their shit together long enough to challenge them on a consistent basis. As much as I would love to see these fucks immediately turn into Miami, any talk of their demise...

This is the first time I've ever thought about what Jimbo would do in a bar fight.

His sister committed to play softball at Georgia after the incident occurred and if you think he still wouldn't be there had he been named the starter, you're naive.