Skip Bayless is correct that Aaron Rodgers is lucky and Dak Prescott outplayed him
I still can't believe Mason Crosby barely made those sorry-looking field goals and saved Aaron Rodgers from Dak Prescott. Skip is my lord and savior right now with the Aaron Rodgers hate. The way he spun that, Dak Prescott outplayed Aaron Rodgers.
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View episodeThe Steelers are like Michigan football because they count championships won before the Super Bowl era
That's a classic Steelers move to count the championships that you won before the Super Bowl was a thing. I'm saying that's a classic thing to reach back. Well, in 1920, we won the big contest. We call that Michigan football.
Michigan football counts national championships they won before black people were allowed to play
Michigan football counts all the national championships they won before they let black people play.
The Patriots are a better team specifically because of Dion Lewis
Actually, the real reason is Dion Lewis. They are 14-0 when [Lewis] plays. [Brady's] a system quarterback, in other words.
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