Call me old fashioned but I love a lookmaxxing QB with two chad wide receivers. The Bengals are the best watch in the league when everyone shows up
Agreed. Put the ball on the floor a couple times v Houston and people said that’s all he did for the whole run. He was good against LA and made really good plays against Houston. Denver game was called a certain way over weather and Super Bowl indeed was bad
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Reassuring that madden ratings are just as arse as fifa’s
Drake Maye launches to 91 OVR. 📈 How are you building around him to keep that OVR climbing?
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Great to see him being appreciative of the global mega sports franchise that he owns 💪🏻
Avram Glazer has told an audience of financiers that sports teams at Manchester United’s level are not dependent on success on the pitch for commercial power.
United’s co-owner was making a rare speaking appearance at Deutsche Bank’s inaugural Sports Investment Conference in London. Sources with knowledge of the event — talking anonymously to protect relationships — said he argued his club’s value is incubated from the effects of sporting variance in the same way that the New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys still stand out as major global brands.
Glazer was asked by an audience member about the correlation between results on the pitch and a club’s commercial pull. His response bears similarity to the feedback Ed Woodward, United’s former executive vice-chairman, gave during an investor call in May 2018.
Woodward was asked by a shareholder if the improved performance in the Premier League, when Mourinho raised the side from sixth to runners-up, had been a factor in another set of record financial accounts, with United making £590million in annual revenue. Woodward replied: “Playing performance doesn’t really have a meaningful impact on what we can do on the commercial side of the business.”
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Winning with a goal line stand like chiefs/broncos last night might be the coolest finish to a game for me
It’s getting worse as the year goes on and if it keeps going this way I think there’s a good chance it costs us even making the playoffs. There’s just going to be a game or 2 where the offense stalls
