I watched 'The Odyssey' in the cinema this morning. 9am IMAX showing, like a weirdo.
It was alright... Not incredibly amazing as some people are saying and not terrible or annoyingly 'woke' as others have suggested.
Great cinematography with some standout scenes, but some weird dialogue and casting decisions. And I didn't find myself caring about any of the characters all that much.
It was pretty good. Not a must watch but not bad. I was entertained.
Since 2005, there have been 486 NFL playoff games.
The Eagles' 42.9% defensive success rate against the Chiefs in the 2022 Super Bowl ranks 471st.
A friendly reminder that Jalen Hurts would have 2 Super Bowl MVPs and 2 rings if his defense decided to show up in that game.
The 2024 Eagles lost 3 games.
2 came down to dropped game-winning first downs, one with a backup QB.
They broke the record for the most points ever in the NFC Championship + Super Bowl.
Up 34–0 on KC, they had to force Hurts to sit out the game.
The 2025 Seahawks comparison is a joke.
A massive media company acquiring even more NFL coverage rights in exchange for the NFL taking a 10% ownership stake in said company has almost no chance to turn into a good thing for fans.
Prepare for more expensive Redzone with more commercials, more gambling shoved down your throat, more games behind the paywall of a streaming service that doesn’t work, and more closing ranks of NFL news sources/coverage to funnel you to official podcasts and articles that are increasingly full of ads and behind paywalls.
More $ for the NFL and a worse experience for fans is on the way.
An offense w this many talented players should not be as disjointed as the Eagles continue to be in January. Great field position multiple times and they look lost w no rhythm from the playcaller.
This man saved the Eagles from WR purgatory, has a strong case to be the best route runner in the NFL, and never complains, always just keep working.
And somehow still doesn't get the recognition he deserves.
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