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A Pessimist's Perspective - Vimarsana News

A Pessimist's Perspective

A Pessimist's Perspective What's up Chiefs kingdom? I just want y'all to know that I am still MAD HUMILIATED over what happened in the Super Bowl and not feeling overly bright about the team's future. I just wanted to go over a couple of reasons why we may have already seen the peak of our favorite franchise and see if any of my fellow AP users can talk me off the ledge. 1. It's Really Really Hard to Win the Super Bowl I remember shortly after last year's Super Bowl win - one of the best nights of my life - Collin Cowherd said in an interview that he saw Mahomes winning one more Super Bowl in...

It's Really Hard to Win a Super Bowl - Vimarsana News

It's Really Hard to Win a Super Bowl

It's Really Hard to Win a Super Bowl Jamie Squire/Getty Images The four remaining quarterbacks in the NFL playoffs have all been fantastic this year. Aaron Rodgers and Patrick Mahomes will finish 1-2 in MVP voting. Tom Brady has played like a 33-year-old version of himself. Josh Allen has taken a gigantic leap and at times possesses the most lethal big-play ability through the air and on the ground. Only one can win the Super Bowl. It hardly seems fair, yet it is instructive. Winning the Super Bowl is hard. The best team doesn't do it half the time. Quarterback performance is only part of th...

Building a Fence: Keeping Washington Blue Chips Home - Vimarsana News

Building a Fence: Keeping Washington Blue Chips Home

Building a Fence: Keeping Washington Blue Chips Home Everyone around UWDawgpound is feeling a bit down about some of the recruiting misses lately on homegrown blue chip players and wondering why players seem to be deserting the hometown squad to play elsewhere. Emeka Egbuka is heading to Ohio State, and it seems like JT Tuimolau is likely headed elsewhere as well. Some are staying home, like Sam Huard, but it feels like more misses than hits. This begs the question: Are the Huskies doing a good job keeping their home state talent at home? The short answer is: yes. They're not getting 100% ...