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I started following the NFL in 2014. It was totally accidental—I just happened to flip the channel one day and caught a game, I think it was the 49ers. I ended up liking it, kept watching, and slowly fell in love with the sport. Honestly, the commentators helped a lot too. At first, I had no clue who any of these teams were, so I gave myself some time to figure out which one to root for. I knew right away it wouldn't be the Seahawks; Pete Carroll really got on my nerves with all that constant chewing, plus they were always on TV and it always looked like nothing but fog and rain over there. After watching Super Bowl 48, I found myself unexpectedly feeling for the losing side (I know, usually it's the other way around)😁 I felt terrible for the Broncos because they got absolutely hammered, especially since everyone was banking on Peyton Manning. That’s how I started leaning toward the Broncos. Then I realized I loved their jersey colors, the loud fans in the stands, the open-air stadium, the great weather, and the snow... and boom, I found my team.👍
BengalsColts The Jaguars.Giants The Titans.The Dolphins. Seahawks-Broncos? Is anyone actually looking at the spread here? It feels like a total toss-up, but I'm struggling to see how either side maintains momentum through the fourth quarter. What are we even doing?The Broncos. Redskins-CardinalsThe Cardinals. Cowboys-PanthersPanthers
In my opinion, Christopher Nolan's Batman films are easily the highest quality. They actually carry a sense of realism, unlike these Avengers or Captain America movies. I don't even bother following them anymore; they just churn out something new every single year.
Amy Brooks17 said:plus with this Robert De Niro 🙏 🙏, it might be my most memorable example of brilliant acting. That’s just my subjective take, obviously.
Daaaa, also an incredible performance, if you ask me.
By the way, when I compared him to Daniel Day-Lewis, I wasn't saying he was better or worse—I was just saying that based on his style and overall vibe, he fits into a different tier of actors. Unlike Leonardo DiCaprio, who feels more like he belongs in the same category as someone like Brad Pitt.