If Philip Rivers had started the Super Bowl for the 49ers, he would have won because he is too slow to slip on the turf
Do you know why he would've won? Philip Rivers doesn't move fast enough to have the graspy slippery be a problem. That's very true. He would've won. ... It would not have been an issue. He's so slow.
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I think the fact that their defensive line is so good that they [the Jets offensive line] get their ass kicked every day by a really good defensive line. That's a little bit emasculating. You lose your confidence. ... The Jets should make their defensive line worse so that their offensive line could get better.
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