"The Travis Kelce drop in the Super Bowl was a designed lateral play" — PFT Commenter

Take Slip·Feb 8, 2021

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The Travis Kelce drop in the Super Bowl was a designed lateral play

I actually think that there was a chance it was a designed lateral play, and [Kelce] thought like a half second ahead of time. I might be completely wrong about it, but that's the first thing that popped out to me.

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This is a purely speculative theory about a single play that cannot be definitively proven.

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Take Slip·Feb 8, 2021

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Big Cat

Tom Brady has more Super Bowls than 18 NFL franchises combined

Tom Brady has more Super Bowls than the Bears, Jets, Saints, Rams, Seahawks, Eagles, Bills, Vikings, Bengals, Panthers, Falcons, Chargers, Titans, Cardinals, Browns, Lions, Texans, Jaguars combined. That's 18 teams combined. More than half of the league, and he has more Super Bowls than those 18 teams, 18 franchises combined.

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At the time of his 7th win, the cumulative Super Bowl titles of those 18 franchises (many with 0, some with 1) was indeed less than 7.

Loss

Take Slip·Feb 8, 2021

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PFT Commenter

The Patriots were holding Tom Brady back

You do have to ask if the Patriots were holding [Brady] back, Hank. You get him and Gronk into a system that centers itself around making plays between your quarterback and your tight end, and all of a sudden he's blowing teams out, blowing out one of the best quarterbacks of all time, Patrick Mahomes, in the Super Bowl.

Hot Take Football Hot

While Brady won immediately, calling the franchise that won 6 with him 'holding him back' is satirical in nature.

Loss

Take Slip·Feb 8, 2021

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Big Cat

I would not bet the under on Tom Brady winning more than 7.5 career Super Bowls

He's now three years, two years later, and he just won another one. And he could do it again, and he's still going to come back. And I wouldn't bet on the under [on 7.5].