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Apparently that was the first defensive 2pt conversion in NFL Playoff history

hahahahaha

As expected

This game is showing up the Chargers' lack of talent in a number of positions (particularly IOL, WR (outside of Ladd) and TE)

Chargers really need to convert one of these TOs into a TD

Stroud's was (far) worse but both QBs have now thrown bad picks

Is Slowik not calling plays on this drive? Back to back 1st downs where there wasn't a futile run called

This game would be over if the Chargers offense had converted some key plays

Not sure why the refs took so long to discuss a nailed on penalty

Oof that was a horrible throw by Stroud

I think Lassiter probably stops him before 1st down, but it was still a waste of some great work in the pocket and a beautiful throw

Bad drop by Dissly

It is not the same thing. 11 of the 20 biggest insurance companies don't even offer any insurance because of this California law. If you care to find out more about the situation, this thread seems to be fairly informative and has been quoted by other usually well informed people (and if...

I get why she is like that, and her saying something along of the lines of "but I need to [kill him]" was obviously an attempt to get the audience to sympathise, it was still really hard to not dislike her

Sounds more like California caps insurance premiums entirely, and so rather than gaining customers that it doesn't make financial sense to insure the insurance companies just refuse. There is a state-run insurance plan that is apparently very expensive, but even that was projected to go...

Not quite the case here. California has a law where any insurance premium increase needs to be approved, and as a result a number of insurance companies have either dropped their customers or left the state entirely. In March 2024 State Farm cancelled the policies of 72,000 customers in...

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I can't hear the name Jack Sawyer and not think of this clip

😂

Will have themselves to blame with all the stupid penalties on offense to kill drives

What a horrible decision

lol Texas finally gets itself back into the game, and then their defense lets a screen go 75yds