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Meet the Oregonians who played in Super Bowl LV February 08 2021 Alumni of Grant and Jesuit high schools faced off during the big game on Sunday, Feb. 7. Tom Brady, naturally, was named MVP of Tampa Bay's 31-9 throttling of the Kansas City Chiefs on Feb. 7 in Super Bowl LV, but the difference in the game was at the line of scrimmage — particularly the battle between the Buccaneers' defensive line, including Ndamukong Suh — formerly of Grant High School in Northeast Portland — and the Chiefs' offensive line and Mike Remmers — an alumnus of Jesuit High School and Oregon State...

Colts Still Considering Quenton Nelson, Braden Smith as Internal Candidates to Start at Left Tackle The Quenton Nelson or emerging star right tackle Braden Smith to left tackle—in the wake of longtime veteran anchor Anthony Castonzo’s retirement: “Like most teams you would say have two to three, but I think we’ve got four. You know you’ve got Quenton (Nelson), who is an All-Pro. You’ve got Ryan Kelly, who’s a Pro Bowl player. You’ve got (Mark) Glowinski, who’s a really good player, and you’ve got Braden Smith, who I think is under-looked in this league.”

Why The Chiefs Offensive Line Will Surprise People. By Erudite001 on Jan 29, 2021, 3:20am CST + It's speculated that Andrew Wylie will start at Left Tackle and Remmers at Right Tackle. I couldn't be happier with this configuration. While Wylie and Remmers are not the longterm talents Schwartz and Fisher might be, they are better for this matchup. I know that may shock some people but Wylie as a guard is not as optimal as him playing tackle. First taller and less-weightier guards tend to be pressed underneath and moved by shorter and/or stouter DTs like Aaron Donald and Vita Vea. ...

Offseason Plan 1.0 The Giants head into 2021 with HC Joe Judge pointing this franchise pointed in the right direction. The Giants have taken the first step in exiting the NFL's cellar: beating other occupants of the cellar! Meanwhile, the impressive victory over the Seattle Seahawks gives us hope we're not far off from a team that can win on Any Given Sunday. Before I continue, let's acknowledge that it's nice to see the rest of the football world -- including the Eagles' locker room -- share our disgust watching Eagles' high school QB Nate Sudfeld sink the Giant's playoff chances. Philly...

The weakest areas of the Dolphins, and how they can be fixed By Kobbleerq on Jan 2, 2021, 8:21pm EST + Evening, Phin Fans. The make-or-break game at the Bills is starting to dawn on us. While ThePhinsider is full of happy fans all loving the future of the team (but still debating on Tua), Buffalo Rumblings seems to have very cocky people who believe Josh Allen is already a first-ballot HOFer and the Dolphins are run by the biggest draft bust since Ryan Leaf (lol 2018 Josh Allen). Honestly, the Trap Game Siren should be going off for them at this point. Anyway, sorry for badmouthi...