Good evening all, holiday? you may reply… This weekend is our biggest holiday next to Christmas… Possibly Thanksgiving also… May even be bigger than both… I don’t have the data in front of me but the NFL season, and Super Bowl Sunday are huge economically in the United States. Enjoy yours, and I hope your team wins 😊

Hello everyone, if you are able, I’d like to schedule a quick chat on this site (either one, or several depending on your location). If you are able, please let me know, as I’d like to establish a plan prior to this room exploding with tons of new members 🤝

We are about to walk through my NFL GOAT Ranch 1920-present I hope you enjoy the voting, stories, and experience… One quick example of information: I will bring the story of Benny Friedman to everyone. He was truly the NFL’s first GOAT QB. Without Benny’s exploits in the 1920’s and 1930’s, we do not have Tom Brady and the number of other GOATS that followed Friedman (see attached photo). Friedman set passing records that stood from the late ‘20s to the 1940’s when “Slingin Sammy Baugh” broke them in Washington DC. Soon my research will be completed…

…Run the damn ball! Setting up at the 1-yard line and seconds remaining in Super Bowl XLIX, run the ball… Russell Wilson, the Seattle Seahawks, and Head Coach Pete Carroll single-handedly gave 7-time Super Bowl Champion Quarterback Tom Brady’s New England Patriots the Vince Lombardi trophy in Glendale, AZ in 2015. Where was Seahawks Running Back Marshawn Lynch at that moment in time? Even “Beast Mode” did not know once he heard the play call and it was not his, witnessing Russell Wilson fall back and literally throw a pick into the hands of Patriots Rookie Malcolm Butler. On February 8th 2026, Seattle will experience their fourth trip to the big dance against this same Patriots organization (as 2015), except this go-around they will beat New England (who is participating in their 12th title game). Different decade, different set of players and a different set of coaches ….DEFENSIVE WAR Call it the “Battle of Mikes”: Mike MacDonald / Seattle and Mike Vrabel / New England (defensive-masterminds), will play smash-mouth football in a predictable low-scoring title game. SUPER BOWL LX FINAL SCORE: Seahawks 18-Patriots 16 Enjoy the game…and vote on your pick below:

…who do you envision representing the NFC in the football championship this year? …tell us here There are really only two teams primed to represent their cities (Buffalo and Los Angeles) in February. I have a reason why all others do not have the gas in the tank to be in the big LX dance (which I will write and post here for all to chat a thread about). Who do you see suiting up February 8th in Santa Clara, CA?