29 points in 4th quarter - FOR ENTERTAINMENT ONLY

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all you idiots who bet under are just depressed people 

I can not seem to find where you posted that you wagered on the over 

You're right! No one has ever combined to score 29 or more points before!!!

It's becoming increasingly more difficult to tell if this NFL is actually real. Coaches playing to lose, Quarterbacks lightning it up then going cold out of nowhere, run game dominant from Chargers all game then abandoned in the final minutes, I'm not even shocked anymore and I am pissed off that I in game bet the Chargers and cashed out the Chiefs -2.5 at half time. You would think it was a smart play until the final minute of the game

On SNF, the score was 3 - 0 after the first quarter yet the final score ended up being 45 - 30.. The Packers scored 45 points in just 3 quarters.. But people on here were saying the over was dead yet then suddenly an offensive explosion 

Then bet the first half under. Problem solved. 

I did not have a dog in this fight but the game did not make me feel entertained but rather disturbed. Anytime the Charger's head coach made a screwy decision to go for it on 4th down instead of kicking field goals, Jack Buck was right there to defend it with the all inclusive term 'analytics'. What analytics where? 

As if there are some sacred data guidelines that leads a team to self destruction instead of victory and it is all cool AND we are all supposed to pretend that this makes rational sense.

In this bizarre, twilight zone world we live in now, anything is possible and I am convinced that bigger and more harrowing disturbances are on the way beyond the world of sports. Even our so called sports are becoming a tool for social engineering and mind bending. 

The Chargers coach is a more degen, compulsive gambler than all of us here.

On a 4th and one, the only time analytics made sense is if Larry Csonka is in the backfield.

@lancer89074

 I used to enjoy listening to Jack Buck years ago. He was the voice of the MLB St. Louis Cards and did many WS's and SB's as well.