Dominant narratives that died out

[Raquinotj]

At no point in Andy Reids career has he ever looked like what Belicheck has looked like without Brady. Thats the point.

Belicheck is coming off a 4-13 season and with all the coaching vacancies nobody wanted him in their building.

Give it up. Its over. Belicheck aint it.

4-12 his last season in Philly after going 8-8 the previous season. There’s more games now so Belichick went 4-13 and 8-9 after making the playoffs the season prior.

You’re comparing someone who was with 6 championships with someone with 3 championships.

In your world $50>$100

 

[inndaskKy]

The Decision will taint LeBron's career forever.


Nobody gives a sh*t now. Those Miami rings don't have asterisks.

 

[Po pimp]

The Decision will taint LeBron's career forever.


Nobody gives a sh*t now. Those Miami rings don't have asterisks.

I think KD’s decision had a lot to do with this, plus LeBron going back to Cleveland and getting one.

 

[Piff Perkins]

It depends so much on racism you never know if it's truly dead BUT last night should have been the final nail in the coffin of the "Josh Allen, Justin Herbert and Joe Burrow are in the same tier as Mahomes" talk. That man stands on the mountain top by himself.

 

[WesCrook]

These are general narratives:

"There aren't enough basketballs on the court" - Whenever an NBA team loads up on guards/swingmen who score a lot

Another one is the idea that a star NBA player who is on the downside is totally incapable of accepting a lesser role for the betterment of his new team. Cacs love to force this babble down our throats.

 

[WesCrook]

Super Bowl got me thinking about this.

Before Mahomes broke through, and especially before Brady won his last couple of superbowls, there was a big narrative that was basically like "Brady had the best career ever, but Rodgers is the greatest QB ever."

Mahomes has basically erased Rodgers from the picture and turned him into an also ran.

This made me think, what are some other narratives that were prominent for years but are now basically squashed? Doesn't have to be NFL.

Just like 2Pac did to Snoop almost immediately after his signing with Death Row.

 

[Osmar]

the Chiefs won't be as good once Mahomes gets the 2nd contract, because you can't pay to build a team around him.

 

[Broad Street Bully]

Rodgers being “the greatest qb ever” was never the “dominant narrative”

The “greatest thrower of the football” is what nikkas used to say

 

[tremonthustler1]

The “greatest thrower of the football” is what nikkas used to say

now he's a closet homo who loves rabbit holes and conspiracy theories in exile on the Jets

 

[Bboystyle]

Super Bowl got me thinking about this.

Before Mahomes broke through, and especially before Brady won his last couple of superbowls, there was a big narrative that was basically like "Brady had the best career ever, but Rodgers is the greatest QB ever."

Mahomes has basically erased Rodgers from the picture and turned him into an also ran.

This made me think, what are some other narratives that were prominent for years but are now basically squashed? Doesn't have to be NFL.

I'd still take prime Marino, Rodgers or Mahomes over anyone.

Especially if its a legit team with a good defense.

 

[Bboystyle]

The “greatest thrower of the football” is what nikkas used to say

I still say it today. Just like Marino too. In their primes, they were the best i ever seen. Mahomes is right with them. u can have 1a, 1b, and 1c. winning rings didnt change this perspective at all.

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

The Decision will taint LeBron's career forever.


Nobody gives a sh*t now. Those Miami rings don't have asterisks.

Nice Try!

 

[FTBS]

I think KD’s decision had a lot to do with this, plus LeBron going back to Cleveland and getting one.

That shyt was over before the 2011 Finals .

 

[chuckifubuck]

"Jump shooting teams can't win a title." Was basically NBA canon up til the warriors won it

 

[WesCrook]

"Offense sells tickets. Defense win championships"