PSA: I'll debate you all day long, as long as you can carry on a conversation like a mature adult. If you resort to personal attacks, I will mute you immediately. If you make racist statements or trash my faith, I will block you and report you. As long as we are clear, let's go!

You're the one getting worked up over someone else's post, champ. Lots of us vent on here during games. I'm sure I could find similar ramblings on your timeline, but I couldn't care less about that. Step away from the screen and take a walk. It's not that important.

Ravens fans are turning on their favorite son.

Feel free to look it up, champ.

Please tell this clown either way neither has ever happened so trying to drag someone for an opinion is idiotic.

Pat Freiermuth in the "ASS" category is laughable. Not his fault the Steelers have horribly misused him. And don't get me started on Darnell Washington's ranking.

The FG was already made on the play where offsides was called. If you decline the penalty as I said, YOU ALREADY HAVE THE POINTS. There is no flaw in the logic.

So AI gave you a probability of 1 in 500 to 1 in 2,000 on something that has literally never happened. Seems fishy 😂

The field goal was ALREADY ON THE BOARD. The offsides flag came on the successful FG attempt. Decline, keep the three points you ALREADY SCORED, and make them drive the length of the field TWICE and get an onside kick, too. PS - It's literally NEVER HAPPENED. A team has never overcome a deficit of 9+ points in the final minute of regulation.

No team in NFL history has overcome a deficit of 9+ points inside the final minute that I have been able to find. The closest I can find was the Jets pulling to within 6 of the Browns with 1:22 to go and then scoring the winning points with 22 seconds left. Josh Allen fumbled a kneel-down snap just two years ago but was bailed out by the refs saying he had already given himself up and ruling the play dead. Stop being a prick and actually research or think things through before spouting off, champ.

Halfway. Josh Allen fumbled a kneel-down snap in 2024 but the officials ruled he had already given himself up and called the play dead. No team has ever overcome a deficit of 9 or more points in the final minute according to all the data I have been able to pull. The closest was the Jets trailing the Browns by 13 with 1:55 remaining, scoring with 1:22 to go to make it 30-24, and then scoring the game-winner with 22 seconds left. They didn't score twice inside the final minute, though. And, also...the Browns. Both scenarios are essentially impossible, so it's really not that big of a need for a debate. Either way virtually assures a win.

The FG was already made. Declining the penalty literally takes the points you already scored.

And Santonio Holmes definitely got both feet down, too. There are 100 percent conclusive photos. Kurt Warner is just bitter, even 19 years later.

Allow me to explain. If you accept, two events need to occur to lose the game: 1) Fumble a bad exchange 2) Saints recover & either scoop & score or get a big play for a TD to tie/win If you DECLINE & take the points, three HIGHLY IMPROBABLE things have to occur: 1) Saints get the ball after kickoff & score on the same big-play possibility 2) Saints recover an onside kick 3) Saints advance the ball enough for a FG to win In both cases, there was about a minute to work with with no timeouts. I'd put my money on winning in the second scenario any day.

I actually would have declined the offsides and taken the points there. Now you risk a bad exchange on the last two snaps.

When does Patrick Graham finally realize his soft zone scheme is why games are so tight?

Nice of the league to try to ice Boswell there by making him stop his setup TWICE for no reason.

Third and long continues to be the easiest conversion in the world against this defense.

Terrible to call that a late hit, and I said so as the flag was coming out, because the tackle began in bounds.